Taiheiyo Club, Rokko Course

The Taiheiyo Club Rokko Course is located in Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture, often referred to as the "Golf Ginza" of Japan.  It is about 40 minutes by car from Kobe City, about 7 minutes from the Yoshikawa IC on the Chugoku Expressway, and about 20 minutes by cab from Sanda Station on the JR Fukuchiyama Line by train. 

The course is known for its flat fairways and beautiful natural surroundings. The club's maintenance is top-notch, keeping the course in excellent condition year-round.

The Rokko Course opened on October 17, 1975. It is one of the 17 courses operated by the Taiheiyo Club. The club has a rich history and has hosted numerous professional tournaments.

Tournament History

1983: Japan vs. USA Golf

1997: Mitsubishi Galant Tournament

2002: Japan Women's Professional Golf Championship Konica Cup

2008: 39th Prime Minister's Cup Japan Amateur Golf Championship Final

2014-2019: Maruhan Cup Taiheiyo Club Senior

The greens are highly challenging with subtle undulations throughout. The 7th and 18th holes, where the placement of the ponds and the greens are well matched, are challenging due to their superb scenery and outstanding strategic features. In particular, the 18th hole was rated by Jumbo Ozaki as the best middle hole in Japan. The signature hole of the Rokko Course is the 18th hole, a challenging par-4 with three ponds and a left dogleg layout. This hole is known for its difficulty and beauty, making it a fitting finishing hole for a championship course.