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Kasai Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course located in Kasai City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. Designed by Toshio Kinoshita and opened in October 1987, the course is set on hilly terrain and features Bentgrass greens. The total yardage from the blue tees is 6,644 yards, with a course rating of 71.5. The layout is divided into an outward and inward nine, each offering distinct characteristics. The front nine is described as strategic and scenic, while the back nine presents a varied layout. The course is known for its consistent condition throughout the year. Play is self-guided, with GPS navigation available to assist with distance measurement. Key holes include the par-5 9th hole, which is noted as a recommended spot for driving contests, and the par-3 5th hole, which is highlighted for proximity to the pin. The back nine features the par-5 15th hole as the primary driving contest location, with the par-3 12th hole serving as the near-pin challenge. The course offers four sets of tees, ranging from 2,352 yards on the red tees to 3,360 yards on the blue tees for the back nine. Handicap strokes are distributed across the holes, with the 11th hole on the back nine receiving the lowest stroke index of 1, and the 8th hole on the front nine receiving the highest at 18. The course caters primarily to casual play, with 88% of respondents indicating this as their preferred style, though it also supports competition play. Facilities include a driving range, restaurant, and shower amenities, with carts available for self-propelled use on the fairways.