Hikami Country Club

Hikami Country Club has played in the Hikami district of Tamba city, in Hyogo's rural Tanba region, since 1974, offering multiple tee options ranging from 4,846 to 6,557 yards to suit a wide range of playing abilities. Tamba is nationally known for its black soybeans, chestnuts, and Tachikui pottery tradition, and its hilly, forested terrain has become a genuine golf destination distinct from the flatter Banshu plain further south. The club's flexible tee system, spanning more than 1,700 yards between its shortest and longest options, makes it a genuinely accommodating course for mixed-ability groups playing together. Having opened in the mid-1970s, Hikami reflects the design sensibilities of Japan's major golf construction boom, built into the region's characteristic rolling hill country. The Hikami district itself shares its name with the nearby Cypress Golf Club's address, underscoring just how concentrated golf development became in this corner of Tamba. The area's scenic, misty valleys offer a genuinely different golfing backdrop from Hyogo's coastal and urban courses. Golfers seeking a flexible, accommodating round in the Tanba countryside through CoGolfers can consider Hikami Country Club for groups of varying skill levels.