Chitose Airport Country Club

Chitose Airport Country Club sits in the Uenae district of Tomakomai, one of the densest concentrations of golf courses in Japan thanks to its proximity to New Chitose Airport, Hokkaido's main international gateway. The club rotates three nine-hole courses — Hakusho, Oshidori and Sekirei — into three 18-hole combinations, each playing to a par of 72 with the longest pairing, Oshidori/Sekirei, stretching to 7,012 yards from the black tees and carrying a course rating of 74.9 and slope of 131. The other combinations play slightly shorter but with comparably balanced ratings, giving the club real variety across repeat visits. This location makes it one of the most convenient courses in all of Hokkaido for golfers flying in or out, and it's a natural first or last round for CoGolfers members bookending a Hokkaido golf trip around their flight schedule. The semi-private club offers golf carts and a driving range, permits walking, and maintains a proper dress code with major credit cards accepted. Year-round playability in name, paired with the sheer convenience of its location minutes from the airport, makes Chitose Airport Country Club a practical stop for visiting golfers looking to squeeze in a round of golf before or after their Hokkaido travels, or for locals building a multi-course day around the Tomakomai golf cluster.