Shimanto Country Club

Shimanto Country Club, designed by Shoichi Suzuki and opened in 1974, offers a semi-private, par-72 18-hole round in Shimanto, Kochi Prefecture, an area best known for the pristine Shimanto River, often called the last clear stream in Japan. The course spans 6,253 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 70.7 and a slope of 121, giving golfers a fair, well-balanced test. Amenities include golf carts, a driving range, pitching and chipping areas, and putting greens, with year-round play available for members and visitors alike. Its location in one of Shikoku's most scenic natural areas makes it a worthwhile stop for golfers looking to combine a round with the region's outdoor appeal. CoGolfers members visiting Shimanto can use the platform to find co-players for a round at Shimanto Country Club and connect with golfers across Kochi Prefecture.