Goto Country Club

Goto Country Club has operated since 1971 on the Goto Islands, a remote archipelago off Nagasaki's western coast known for its hidden Christian heritage sites, some recognized as UNESCO World Heritage locations, and its dramatic coastal scenery. The semi-private, year-round 18-hole course plays to a par of 72, with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123 from the blue tees at 6,774 yards, and a women's tee option at 5,109 yards broadens accessibility. The club offers a driving range, pitching and chipping area and putting green, along with golf cart and club rentals and an on-site restaurant. Reaching the Goto Islands typically requires a ferry or short flight from Nagasaki, making a visit here a genuine excursion rather than a casual day trip. For CoGolfers members interested in combining golf with island exploration, Goto Country Club offers a rare opportunity to play golf on one of Kyushu's outlying islands, pairing a round with the area's historic churches and rugged coastline in one of Japan's more off-the-beaten-path golf destinations.