Fukuoka Century Golf Club

Fukuoka Century Golf Club opened in 1990 in Asakura city and plays a genuinely long 7,364 yards from the back tees, one of the longest scorecards among the Fukuoka courses in this dataset, over Pencross bent grass greens and fairways. Ladies' tees at 6,146 yards still play as a substantial test relative to typical forward markers elsewhere, underlining just how much length this course carries throughout its tee options. The semi-private club includes golf carts with green fees, caddies, club rental, and practice amenities including a chipping area and putting green, and notably specifies its peak playing seasons as mid-March through June and September through mid-January, reflecting the club's awareness of Kyushu's hot, humid midsummer stretch. Asakura city also hosts Akizuki Country Club at a separate address, the historic castle town famous for its Edo-period streetscape, giving golfers visiting Century a natural side trip to combine with their round. The course's exceptional length makes it a favorite among low-handicap players and longer hitters looking for a genuine championship-scale test in the Fukuoka region. Golfers using CoGolfers to plan an Asakura-area trip specifically for a longer test off the tee should flag Fukuoka Century, and it is worth checking the community for other members who enjoy playing courses of this scale.