Sapporo Teine Golf Club

Sapporo Teine Golf Club, established in 1966 in Sapporo's Teine ward, rotates three nine-hole courses — Kitsutsuki, Uguisu and Raicho, each named after a Japanese bird — into three 18-hole combinations, each playing to a par of 72 with the various pairings ranging from roughly 6,100 to 6,200 yards from the back tees. As a semi-private club within Sapporo's western city limits, Teine Golf Club offers an in-city golf option not far from the Sapporo Teine ski resort, one of the venues used during the 1972 Sapporo Winter Olympics. The club provides golf cart and caddie services, club rentals, a driving range, bunker practice area and putting green, along with an on-site restaurant and meeting facilities suitable for group outings. The golf season runs from late April through early November. For CoGolfers members based in Sapporo, Sapporo Teine Golf Club's rotating three-nine format and convenient western city location make it an easy, varied option for regular local play, and its proximity to the historic Teine ski area gives golfers visiting for winter sports history a golf option to pair with their trip during the warmer months.