Green Schole Country Club

Green Schole Country Club opened in 1995 in Numata, a small agricultural town in central Hokkaido's rice-growing region. The semi-private 18-hole course plays to a par of 72, with four tee options ranging from 5,280 to 7,014 yards, and course ratings that scale from 67.1 at the ladies' tees up to a demanding 74.9 from the champion markers with a slope of 131 — a spread wide enough to challenge scratch golfers while still welcoming beginners on the same course. The club offers golf carts, a driving range, golf simulator and indoor practice facilities, giving members a way to work on their game even when Hokkaido's winter closes the course to outdoor play. Walking is permitted, and lockers and locker rooms round out the clubhouse amenities. Numata's rural setting, away from the busier Sapporo and Asahikawa golf clusters, offers a quieter, more local golf experience for visiting players. For CoGolfers members interested in exploring central Hokkaido's smaller agricultural towns alongside a round of genuinely challenging golf, Green Schole Country Club delivers a course that punches above its remote location, and its indoor practice facilities make it a year-round gathering point for the local golf community even when the fairways are under snow.