Kamishihoro Golf Course

Kamishihoro Golf Course, in the town of Kamishihoro on the edge of Hokkaido's Daisetsuzan mountain range, pairs two full 18-hole courses — Champions and Masters — designed by architect Robert Walker and opened in 1998. Both courses play to a par of 72; the Champions Course is the longer and tougher of the two at 6,919 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 73.3 and slope of 123, while the Masters Course offers a more moderate 6,567-yard test with a rating of 71.4. The resort-style complex includes caddie service, golf carts, a driving range, pitching and chipping area and putting green, along with full clubhouse amenities including a restaurant, showers, lockers and wifi. The course closes entirely in winter, reopening each spring once the snow clears from this mountain-adjacent region. Kamishihoro sits near the Tokachi Plain and within reach of Daisetsuzan National Park, giving golfers a scenic mountain backdrop for their round. For CoGolfers members exploring eastern Hokkaido's natural attractions, this 36-hole complex offers a substantial golf option with genuine variety between its two named courses, making it a worthwhile stop for a multi-round visit to the Tokachi region.