Aloha Resort - Aloha Country Club

Aloha Country Club, part of the Aloha Resort in Abira-cho, brings a resort-style parkland layout to the golf-rich Tomakomai-Chitose corridor of southern Hokkaido. Opened in 1993, the course plays to a par of 72 and stretches to 6,611 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123, while a wide spread of forward tees down to under 5,000 yards keeps it accessible for higher-handicap players and mixed groups. The Hayakita area surrounding the club is one of Hokkaido's densest golf clusters, with several other resort courses within a short drive, making Aloha Country Club a natural stop for CoGolfers members building a multi-round Hokkaido golf trip. The facility includes a full driving range and putting green for practice, along with cart and pull-cart rentals for golfers who prefer to walk part of the round. As a resort course, it sees a steady mix of visiting golfers and local groups, which makes it a good spot to find co-players or join an open game if you're traveling through the region solo. The layout's parkland character, with tree-lined corridors typical of the area, offers a change of pace from the more rugged coastal and resort designs found elsewhere on the island, giving golfers a well-rounded look at what Hokkaido golf has to offer.