Taiheiyo Club Shirakawa Resort

Taiheiyo Club Shirakawa Resort is a private resort course in Tenei, Fukushima, designed by Norio Honma and established in 1974. The layout measures 6,777 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 72.1 and slope of 123, part of the well-regarded Taiheiyo Club network of golf courses found across Japan. Members enjoy comprehensive amenities including caddies, a driving range, practice bunkers, golf simulators, indoor practice facilities, and putting greens, alongside resort-level conference facilities and locker rooms. Set on the Hatoriko highlands in the Nasu area of southern Fukushima, the course benefits from an elevated, scenic setting that's a hallmark of the region's golf offerings. As a private club, access is typically arranged through membership or an introduction, giving the course a more exclusive character than the semi-private and public facilities that make up much of Fukushima's golf scene. The Taiheiyo Club name carries a strong reputation among Japanese golfers, and this Shirakawa-area location upholds that standard with its full suite of amenities. For CoGolfers members with access to Taiheiyo Club courses or connections to members, Shirakawa Resort offers a premium golf experience in the Nasu highlands, and the CoGolfers community can help facilitate introductions for golfers hoping to arrange a round at this prestigious club.