Gold Sapporo Country Club

Gold Sapporo Country Club, designed by Hideo Takemura and Kokichi Yasuda and built in 1973, sits within Kitahiroshima's dense cluster of Sapporo-area golf clubs, a short drive from Clark, Dynasty and Sapporo Regent country clubs. 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 back tees at 6,703 yards. The club offers caddies and golf carts as standard, along with walking as an option for golfers who prefer to cover the course on foot. A restaurant and putting green round out the on-site facilities, and the course operates seasonally from April through November, in line with the broader Hokkaido golf calendar. Kitahiroshima's concentration of courses makes it one of the most efficient bases in the Sapporo region for golfers looking to play multiple rounds in a short trip, since transfer times between clubs are minimal. For CoGolfers members organizing a multi-course Sapporo golf trip, Gold Sapporo Country Club is a solid, no-frills option that fits easily into a day that might also include a round at one of its Kitahiroshima neighbors. Its half-century of operation has given it the settled, well-maintained character typical of Japan's established suburban country clubs.