Chigusa Country Club

Chigusa Country Club is a hillside golf course located in Shisou City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. Opened in 1975, the course was designed and supervised by Peter Thomson, a five-time British Open champion. In 1991, it underwent major renovations by Yūkichi Kobayashi, converting to championship-quality sand bent greens.

The course features an individualistic layout characterized by significant undulation and rolling terrain, creating varied playing conditions that prevent monotony. The design takes advantage of the highland setting, offering crisp mountain air and scenic views. The course is noted for its fast greens and challenging topography that tests golfers of varying skill levels.

The facility includes accommodation at Chigusa Villa (Chigusa Sanso), a mountain lodge designed to complement the natural setting, as well as dining facilities. The course operates both member and visitor programs, with online reservation availability for visitors.