Uji Tawara Country Club

Uji Tawara Country Club, in Ujitawara-cho in southern Kyoto prefecture, operates three nine-hole courses named Kanou, Oofuku, and Oosugi, each playing to a par of 36 and combining in pairs to produce three separate eighteen-hole routings, each consistently playing to par 72 regardless of which two nines are paired for a given round. This gives the club 27 total holes and a genuine variety of possible eighteen-hole combinations for golfers making repeat visits. Ujitawara-cho takes its name from its position adjacent to Uji city, and like its more famous neighbor, the town is deeply involved in Kyoto's green tea industry, with terraced tea plantations covering much of the surrounding hillside, giving the club a genuinely scenic, agricultural setting distinct from more urban golf destinations. The town sits within the same broader tea-growing region as Wazuka-cho, home to Kyowa Golf Club, giving southern Kyoto prefecture's tea country a modest cluster of golf facilities set among the plantations. With three interchangeable nines all producing a consistent par-72 test, Uji Tawara Country Club offers straightforward handicap tracking no matter which combination a visitor plays, while still rewarding repeat trips to experience its full set of pairings. Golfers looking to combine golf with a visit to Kyoto's tea-growing countryside through CoGolfers can consider Uji Tawara Country Club, and the community is a good place to find others planning a trip to this scenic corner of southern Kyoto prefecture.