Kitami Country Club

Kitami Country Club has served the city of Kitami, a hub for Hokkaido's Okhotsk region known for its onion and mint production, since it opened as a parkland-style course in 1966. The semi-private 18-hole layout plays to a par of 72, with a course rating of 73.1 and slope of 123 from the black tees at 6,530 yards, and shorter white and red tee options at 6,172 and 5,497 yards respectively broaden the course's accessibility. Golf carts are included in the green fee, and caddies are available for golfers who want the full traditional Japanese golf experience. The club offers a driving range and putting green for practice, and its golf season runs April through November, matching the broader regional calendar. Major credit cards including Visa, American Express, JCB, Diners, UC and UFJ are accepted, a helpful convenience for visiting golfers. Kitami's location in Hokkaido's northeastern interior places it within reach of the Okhotsk coast and its winter drift ice, giving golfers visiting for that natural phenomenon a golf option during the warmer months. For CoGolfers members exploring this less-visited region of Hokkaido, Kitami Country Club offers a well-established, welcoming club with more than half a century of local history.