Great Asahikawa Country Club

Great Asahikawa Country Club, designed by American architect William F. Bell and opened in 1977, sits in Takasu just outside Asahikawa, sharing the area with neighboring Asahikawa Takasu Golf Club and Saint Asahikawa Golf Club. The semi-private 18-hole course plays to a par of 72, with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123 from the championship tees at 6,975 yards, and a tee range down to 5,035 yards keeps the course accessible for golfers of different abilities. Bent grass greens and a design pedigree from an internationally recognized architect give the course a step up in quality from some of the region's more locally designed layouts. Amenities include a driving range, golf cart and club rentals, a restaurant, and locker facilities for visiting players. The club's Takasu-area location, clustered with several other courses, makes it easy for CoGolfers members to arrange a multi-round day while based in Asahikawa. For golfers interested in playing a course with genuine architectural credentials in central Hokkaido, Great Asahikawa Country Club stands out among its neighbors, and its accessible tee structure and full-service facilities make it a welcoming option for both local members and visiting golfers looking to connect through the CoGolfers platform.