Clark Country Club

Clark Country Club, built in 1973 in Kitahiroshima on Sapporo's eastern outskirts, rotates three nine-hole courses — Center, East and West — into three 18-hole combinations that each play to a par of 72. The Center/East pairing stretches to 6,768 yards from the black tees with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123, and the other combinations offer comparably balanced tests from their own tee configurations. Kitahiroshima has developed into one of Sapporo's premier golf suburbs, hosting a dense cluster of clubs including Gold Sapporo, Sapporo Kitahiroshima and the Dynasty and Sapporo Regent clubs, all within a few kilometers of each other. This concentration makes the area a natural base for CoGolfers members planning a multi-round Sapporo golf trip, since transfer times between clubs are minimal. Clark Country Club's semi-private status, full caddie and cart service, and practice facilities including a driving range, bunker and chipping area make it a well-equipped host for visiting golfers. Year-round operation and a full complement of amenities give it the feel of an established, professionally run club. For golfers using CoGolfers to organize games or find playing partners in the Sapporo area, Clark's rotating nines and central Kitahiroshima location make it an easy club to build repeat visits around.