Asahikawa Kokusai Country Club

Asahikawa Kokusai Country Club opened in 1965 just outside Asahikawa in the town of Aibetsu, offering a parkland-style 18-hole layout that plays to a par of 72 and 6,963 yards from the championship tees, with a course rating of 72.3. A full spread of tee options, down to 5,026 yards from the ladies' markers, makes the course workable for golfers across the handicap spectrum, and its semi-private status keeps it open to visiting groups with reasonable access. The club's long history in the region has made it a fixture for local golfers, and its facilities include golf and pull carts, club rentals, a putting green, restaurant and locker rooms — a full-service setup typical of Hokkaido's established country clubs. For CoGolfers members building a golf trip around Asahikawa, the course offers a straightforward, well-maintained round that pairs easily with the city's other attractions. The course accepts major credit cards, a helpful convenience for traveling golfers, and its metal-spike policy reflects the more traditional standards still common at Hokkaido's older clubs. Golfers looking to connect with the local golf community or find co-players in the Asahikawa area will find Kokusai Country Club to be an established, welcoming option, with a course design that has stood the test of nearly six decades of Hokkaido winters and remains in solid playing condition.