Sasebo-Hirado Country Club

Sasebo-Hirado Country Club, established in 1990 in Emukae-cho, part of Sasebo City on Nagasaki Prefecture's northwestern coast, offers a semi-private parkland course that plays to a par of 72, with a course rating of 74.9 and slope of 123 from the back tees at 6,879 yards, marking it as one of the more demanding tests in the Sasebo area. Bent grass greens and a shorter regular-tee option at 6,258 yards give golfers flexibility in how challenging they want their round. The club offers golf carts and caddies, permits metal spikes and walking, and includes a restaurant, lockers and locker rooms. The club's name references Hirado, a historic island city known as one of Japan's earliest points of contact with European traders and missionaries in the 16th century. For CoGolfers members exploring the Hirado-Sasebo area's early trade history and coastal scenery, Sasebo-Hirado Country Club offers a genuinely challenging round in this historically significant corner of northwestern Kyushu.