Angkor Golf Resort

Angkor Golf Resort in Siem Reap, designed by Nick Faldo, offers an immaculately conditioned course that is both visually stunning and challenging. Conveniently located near the town center and airport, this meticulously maintained course ensures excellent playing conditions throughout the year.

The design caters to both lower and higher handicappers, featuring long, demanding holes from the back tees and strategically placed hazards, including white bunkers and water features. The course plays long and requires precision, especially for lower handicappers aiming for regulation greens.

Despite being relatively young, the course's mature shrubs and trees add to the challenge. Greens are fast and true, with subtle breaks and tricky pin positions designed to test players' skills.

Notable holes include the par-5 3rd, stretching over 600 yards with a challenging tee shot through a narrow gap. The par-4 7th, nearly 500 yards long, is another formidable hole, often played as a par-5 for all but the best golfers. The front nine concludes with a par-3 over wetlands to a well-guarded green.

The back nine starts with a sharp dog-leg hole with water hazards along the left side and in front of the green. The 11th hole features a large water hazard tempting long hitters to go directly for the green. The final three holes present further challenges: the par-5 16th requires an approach over water to a sloping green, the par-3 17th is guarded by a large bunker and water, and the finishing hole is a dog-leg left with water hazards lining the approach to the green.

Angkor Golf Resort boasts a modern clubhouse recently expanded and improved, with catering from Raffles Hotel offering a selection of local and international dishes. Recognized with the Asian Golf Monthly award for the best course in Cambodia and a nomination for the Top 3 Maintained Courses in Asia, the course’s superb maintenance is evident.