Chitose Inter Golf Club

Chitose Inter Golf Club, located in the heart of Chitose City near Hokkaido's main airport, plays as a full 18-hole round built from a single nine-hole routing played twice, a format sometimes seen at compact Japanese clubs where course design and land constraints call for an efficient use of space. The scorecard reflects a full 18-hole round with a front-nine score of 36 and a total par of 72 across 6,650 yards from the back tees, carrying a course rating of 71.8 and slope of 132 — figures that indicate a genuinely challenging test packed into a tighter footprint than a traditional 18-hole layout. For golfers who assume a nine-hole-played-as-eighteen course means an easy afternoon, Chitose Inter's rating and slope suggest otherwise; the routing squeezes real difficulty into its compact design. Its location within the city makes it one of the more accessible golf options for anyone without a car who's flying in or out of New Chitose Airport. CoGolfers members looking for a quick, walkable round near the airport, whether to open a Hokkaido golf trip or fit in a game during a layover, will find Chitose Inter a practical and surprisingly demanding choice, and a good way to meet local golfers in this transit-heavy corner of the island.