Saporo International Resort Le Petaw Golf Course

Saporo International Resort's Le Petaw Golf Course, designed by D.A. Weibring and opened in 1992, pairs two nine-hole layouts — Dunes and Woodland — at a single resort property in Abira-cho, part of southern Hokkaido's dense golf corridor. Both nines play to a par of 36, combining for a full par-72 round; the Dunes nine measures up to 3,337 yards while the Woodland nine reaches 3,446 yards, giving the combined 18-hole round distinctly different terrain across its front and back nines. Five different tee options on each nine, ranging from roughly 2,360 to 3,446 yards, make the course workable for a very wide range of playing abilities, including juniors and beginners. The golf season runs April through November, and walking is permitted with metal spikes allowed. As one of the resort courses in the golf-dense Hayakita-Abira corridor, Le Petaw's contrasting Dunes and Woodland nines give golfers a genuinely varied test within a single round. For CoGolfers members organizing a multi-course southern Hokkaido trip, this course's approachable length and tee flexibility make it a good option for mixed-skill groups looking to play together comfortably.