Sapporo Golf Club

Sapporo Golf Club's Wattsu Course, designed by Seiichi Inoue and established in 1958, is one of the oldest and most historically significant private clubs in the Sapporo golf region, predating the golf-course construction boom that filled Kitahiroshima with clubs in the following decades. The 18-hole course plays to a par of 72, with a range of tee options producing course ratings from 70.2 to 74.6 and slopes from 127 to 137 — a genuinely demanding test from the championship markers at 7,063 yards. Caddies are included with green fees, reflecting the club's traditional, private character, and appropriate golf attire is required throughout. As a private club with more than six decades of history, Sapporo Golf Club represents one of the more prestigious rounds available in the Kitahiroshima golf cluster, and CoGolfers members hoping to play here are best served by arranging access through a local member connection. Its Seiichi Inoue design pedigree, one of the most respected names in early Japanese golf course architecture, gives Wattsu Course a genuine sense of history within a region now dominated by newer resort-style layouts, making it a standout for golfers with an interest in classic Japanese golf course design.