#10
Hirono Golf Club — Kobe, Japan
Hirono Golf Club, designed by Charles Alison in 1932, ranks as Japan's premier course and earns its reputation with ravines, ponds, and pine-framed holes that blend Western strategy with Eastern serenity. Its 6,700-yard layout forces strategic decisions on every shot, with 70% of fairways flanked by bunkers that are 15% deeper than those on Cape Kidnappers (#9).
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