Takahashi Country Club

Takahashi Country Club, established in 1976, spans 6,808 yards with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123 in Takahashi, a historic city in Okayama prefecture known for Bitchu Matsuyama Castle, one of the few original hilltop castles remaining in Japan. The layout offers multiple tee options for both men and women, accommodating various skill levels across its traditional country club setting. Set in the rural Chugoku region, the course provides a genuinely local Japanese golf experience away from the busier courses closer to Okayama City. Takahashi's scenic mountain surroundings and rich castle-town history make it an appealing destination for golfers who want to combine their round with some sightseeing. The club joins Pinetree Golf Club as one of the notable golf options in the Takahashi area, giving visitors the chance to play more than one course during a stay. Its moderate length and rating make Takahashi Country Club approachable for golfers of a range of abilities. For CoGolfers members visiting Takahashi for its historic castle, Takahashi Country Club offers a convenient and traditional round of golf nearby, and the CoGolfers app can help connect visiting golfers with local players in the area.