Zuien Country Club - Eniwa Course

Zuien Country Club's Eniwa Course, designed by Kentaro Sato and opened in 1990, offers a woodland-style 18-hole test in the city of Eniwa, between Sapporo and New Chitose Airport in southern Hokkaido's golf-rich corridor. The course plays to a par of 72, with a full spread of tees from 5,316 yards for ladies up to 7,050 yards from the back tees, giving golfers real flexibility in how they want to approach their round. Walking is permitted for golfers who prefer to take in the wooded scenery at a relaxed pace, and the club offers a driving range and putting green for practice. Eniwa's central location between the capital and the airport places Zuien Country Club within easy reach of Eniwa Country Club and Sapporo Elm Country Club, two other well-regarded clubs sharing the same city. For CoGolfers members building a Sapporo-to-Chitose golf itinerary, Zuien Country Club's Eniwa Course adds another quality option to this convenient corridor, and its wide tee range makes it a workable choice for mixed-ability groups looking to play together without one side of the group being overmatched by the course's more substantial back-tee length.