Golden Valley Golf Club
About
No American architect has had a greater impact on the Japanese golf scene than Robert Trent Jones Jr. Arguably his masterwork among more than a dozen courses done during the country’s golf boom is this dramatic sculpture in the hills 20 miles northwest of the port city of Kobe. The contrast of visual release and ground feature tension might best be described as “open sky meets angry earth.” Befitting a Japanese garden, many of the playing areas adjoin ornamental ponds and streams, with the highlight at the par-5 18 th hole, a double-forced carry dogleg against the backdrop of a towering hill.
Holes 18
Par 72
Length 7233 yds
Rating 77.4
Slope 153
Type Semi-Private
Style Parkland
Course Details
Rentals & Services
Pull Carts
Caddies Yes - included in green fee
Practice & Instruction
Driving Range
Bunker
Golf School Academy
Teaching Pro
Putting Green
Policies
Credit Cards Accepted VISA, UC, DC, Master, JCB, American Express
Metal Spikes
Walking Allowed
Food & Beverage
Restaurant
Available Facilities
Meeting Facilities
Conference Facilities
Lockers
Locker Rooms
Year Built 1987
Fairways Zoysia Grass
Greens Bent Grass
Golf Season Year round
Annual
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Golfer Photos
Golfer Reviews
Big sky, volatile ground
There's lot going on here, with forced carries, concave fairways, ornamental streams and ponds everywhere. A beautiful challenge, typical RTJ2 design.
Conditions 5.0
Value 4.0
Layout 4.0
Friendliness 5.0
Pace 5.0
Amenities 4.0
Difficulty 4.0
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