Shirakawa Meadow Golf Club

Shirakawa Meadow Golf Club is a resort-style course in Tenei, Fukushima, built in 1991 and designed by Shunsuke Kato. The layout stretches 6,990 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123, while women's tees at 5,554 yards keep the course accessible for a broader range of players. The club offers golf cart and caddie services, a driving range, putting green, restaurant, and spa amenities, giving visitors a well-rounded resort experience beyond just the round of golf itself. Tenei village sits in the scenic Nasu highlands area of southern Fukushima, giving the course an elevated, meadow-like setting that lives up to its name. The combination of golf and spa facilities makes Shirakawa Meadow Golf Club a good choice for golfers looking to unwind after their round, whether visiting for a single day or a longer highland getaway. Its location near the Fukushima-Tochigi border places it within easy reach of the broader Nasu resort area, known for hot springs and mountain scenery. CoGolfers members interested in combining golf with relaxation can use the platform to find co-players for a round at Shirakawa Meadow, connecting with other golfers drawn to this highland corner of southern Fukushima.