Sasebo Country Club

Sasebo Country Club, designed by Osamu Ueda and built in 1957, has served the naval port city of Sasebo, home to both Japanese and United States naval bases, for nearly seven decades. The semi-private, public-access 18-hole course plays to a par of 72 across 6,783 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123. The club offers golf carts, caddies, a putting green, restaurant, lounge and locker rooms, and accepts a wide range of credit cards including JCB, Visa, American Express and Diners Club. Sasebo's naval heritage and its position as a gateway to the scenic Kujuku Islands make it a distinctive stop in Nagasaki Prefecture. For CoGolfers members exploring Sasebo, whether for its naval history, nearby Huis Ten Bosch theme park, or the Kujuku Islands' famous 99-island archipelago, Sasebo Country Club offers a well-established, publicly accessible round with nearly seven decades of local golf tradition behind it.