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Zen C.C.

1310 Hiraki, Yashiro-cho, Kato-gun Hyogo 673-1402, Japan
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Cart & locker included18 HolesPar 70

$33.33 / golfer

4.5 (67)

1 golfer · 1 round

Motorized cart & locker included

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Green fee

$33.33 x 1 golfer x 1 round

$33.33
Caddie

Cart & locker included

INCLUDED
Solo play surcharge

Japanese courses usually group 2–4 golfers per cart, so a single golfer pays a surcharge

$30.00
TOTAL$63.33
Cart & locker
$63.33TOTAL

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James S.

Hong Kong · Played Oct 2025

Incredible experience playing Zen C.C.! Fairways and greens were manicured to perfection. Having the bag delivered by Yamato transport made the journey from Tokyo seamless.

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Kenji W.

Singapore · Played Nov 2025

Top-notch Japanese hospitality. The 9-hole lunch break was delicious and the clubhouse bath after the round was pure relaxation. Will definitely return.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to play Zen C.C.?

Our reference fee is $33 per golfer on weekdays and $50 at weekends and on holidays, with a shared motorized cart. On weekdays that is $36 below the Hyogo median of $69, which puts Zen C.C. among the cheaper third of the 147 Hyogo courses we list. We confirm the final price with the course before your card is charged.

How many holes does Zen C.C. have?

Zen C.C. has 18 holes, par 70. The course was designed by Peter Thompson.

How do I get to Zen C.C.?

By car, the nearest expressway exit is Hyogo-Tojo I.C. on the Chugoku Expressway, about 10 km from the course. In a straight line it is about 40 km from Itami Airport (Osaka) and 30 km from Kobe.

Which golf courses are near Zen C.C.?

The closest courses we list are Madam J Golf Club (1 km, from $73 on weekdays), Yokawa Royal G.C. (1 km, from $52 on weekdays), Lake Swan Country Club (3 km, from $63 on weekdays).

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