Sahoro Country Club

Sahoro Country Club, established in 1975 in Shintoku-cho at the base of the Karikachi highlands in central Hokkaido, offers a resort-style 18-hole course that plays to a par of 72, with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123 from the blue tees at 6,928 yards. A shorter red-tee option at 6,526 yards keeps the course accessible for a range of playing abilities. The club's practice facilities include a driving range, bunker, pitching and chipping area, and putting green, and an on-site restaurant serves golfers after their round. The golf season runs late April through early November, and the club accepts Visa and JCB credit cards. Sahoro sits near the Sahoro Resort, known for its ski slopes in winter and its wildlife park in summer, giving golfers visiting the area plenty of complementary activities. Shintoku's location along the route between Obihiro and the central mountain range makes it a scenic stop for golfers touring eastern Hokkaido. For CoGolfers members exploring this part of the island's interior, Sahoro Country Club offers a substantial mountain-adjacent test of golf paired with the broader Sahoro Resort's other seasonal attractions.