Sapporo Golf Club - Yuni Course

Sapporo Golf Club's Yuni Course offers a second, geographically separate 18-hole layout under the historic Sapporo Golf Club name, located in Yuni-cho within the Yubari district southeast of the capital, distinct from the club's original Wattsu Course in Kitahiroshima. The course plays to a par of 72 across a wide range of tees from 5,796 up to 7,031 yards at the championship markers, giving golfers considerable flexibility in how challenging they want their round to be. Yuni-cho sits within Hokkaido's Yubari district, an area known for its melon farming and rural charm, offering a quieter, more countryside setting than the club's original Kitahiroshima location. For CoGolfers members exploring the Kuriyama-Yubari area southeast of Sapporo, alongside courses like Chateraise Country Club Sapporo and Ever Green Golf Club, the Yuni Course adds another option to this rural golf cluster. Its connection to the historically significant Sapporo Golf Club name gives it a certain pedigree, even as a geographically separate facility from the original Wattsu layout. Golfers building a multi-course day in this part of Hokkaido, away from the busier Kitahiroshima and Chitose clusters, will find the Yuni Course a worthwhile and scenic addition to the itinerary.