Huis Ten Bosch Country Club

Huis Ten Bosch Country Club, designed by Jack Nicklaus and Thomas Pearson and established in 1991, sits near the Huis Ten Bosch theme park in Saikai, a Dutch-themed attraction that has become one of Nagasaki Prefecture's most visited destinations. The semi-private 18-hole course plays to a par of 72, with a shorter regular-tee option at 6,078 yards from a back-tee length of 6,767 yards. The club offers golf carts, caddie service and club rentals, along with a driving range, practice bunker and putting green, and full-service meeting facilities make it suitable for corporate outings as well as leisure golf. Jack Nicklaus's design credit gives this course genuine international pedigree, a fitting complement to the elaborate European-styled architecture of the neighboring theme park. For CoGolfers members visiting Huis Ten Bosch with family or on a broader Nagasaki Prefecture trip, this course offers an easy way to fit in a round of championship-caliber golf alongside the park's canals, gardens and seasonal illuminations, making the Saikai area a genuinely well-rounded destination for golf and family entertainment alike.