Sengari Country Club

Sengari Country Club is an 18-hole course in Sanda, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan, operated by Kwansei Gakuin and opened in 1965 after the university determined that golf's emphasis on fair play and etiquette aligned with its educational values. Designed by J.E. Crane on rolling, wooded hills overlooking the Sengari reservoir, the course retains its original layout and clubhouse, both carefully maintained since opening. Distinctive dogleg holes and Tifton grass fairways — overseeded to stay green year-round — give the course a character all its own. The surrounding woodland shifts with the seasons, offering a different feel each time you play.