Chitose Country Club

Chitose Country Club has served the city of Chitose, home to New Chitose Airport and one of Hokkaido's main gateways, since it opened as a parkland-style course in 1974. The 18-hole layout plays to a par of 72, with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123 from the blue tees at 6,765 yards, and a shorter red-tee option at 5,083 yards broadens its appeal to golfers of different abilities. Like much of the golf infrastructure clustered around Chitose, the course benefits from a convenient location for travelers passing through the airport, making it a sensible stop for a quick round without venturing deep into the Hokkaido countryside. The club offers a driving range and putting green for practice, and its seasonal operation from April through December aligns with the broader golf calendar across the island. For CoGolfers members organizing a trip through Hokkaido, Chitose Country Club provides an easy way to open or close a golf itinerary right near the airport, and its straightforward parkland design makes for an approachable round for golfers of most skill levels. The surrounding Chitose area is home to several other courses as well, giving visiting golfers the option to build a multi-round day if time allows before their flight.