Fukagawa Country Club

Fukagawa Country Club has operated since 1972 in the city of Fukagawa, a rice-farming region in central Hokkaido known for its agricultural heritage. The semi-private 18-hole course plays to a par of 72, with a course rating of 74.9 and slope of 131 from the blue tees at 7,010 yards — figures that mark it as a genuinely demanding test relative to its modest regional profile. A shorter red-tee option at 6,450 yards offers a more moderate alternative for golfers who don't need the full championship length. The club's five decades of operation have given it a settled, mature layout, and its facilities include golf and pull carts, club rentals, a driving range and putting green, plus a restaurant and locker rooms for visiting players. Walking is permitted for golfers who want to take in the surrounding agricultural landscape at a slower pace. Fukagawa sits along the route between Asahikawa and the Rumoi coast, making the club a reasonable stop for golfers exploring central Hokkaido beyond the main Sapporo and Asahikawa golf clusters. For CoGolfers members looking to venture off the beaten path and connect with a smaller, community-oriented golf club, Fukagawa Country Club offers a genuine test of golf paired with a look at rural Hokkaido life.