Le Petaw GOLF COURSE

At the restaurant within the SIR Le Petau Golf Course, you can enjoy dishes that make use of Hokkaido ingredients, such as a Genghis Khan set, Mookata hot pot, and breakfast sets. In particular, the Genghis Khan set is popular, and the Mookata hot pot is served as Thai-style grilled meat.

The interior is located within the clubhouse of the golf course, exuding a calm atmosphere. Large windows offer views of the surrounding nature, making it an ideal space to relax after a round of play. There are non-smoking seats available, and families with children are also welcome to use the facility.

"SIR Le Petau Golf Course" is a golf course that opened in 1992. The name, which combines French and Ainu, carries the meaning of a place where 'people and people, cultures and cultures, hearts and hearts' connect and mingle. The greens, fairways, and tees are made of bentgrass, and it is known as one of the few all-bentgrass courses in Hokkaido. The course consists of two layouts: the Woodland Course and the Dunes Course, offering a strategic and enjoyable play experience.