The Navy Golf Club is an 18‑hole par‑70 layout located within the Bonifacio Naval Station. Known for wide fairways, short holes, and a relaxed playing atmosphere, it is ideal for high handicappers and casual rounds. It features a driving range, practice facilities, a clubhouse, and dining amenities. Its central location between Makati and BGC makes it one of Manila’s most convenient public courses.
Located inside Fort Bonifacio, the Philippine Army Golf Club—formerly Kagitingan Executive Course—is a short but very tight 9‑hole layout (par‑33). Narrow fairways, urban terrain, and straightforward greens make it ideal for beginners and quick rounds. Civilians are welcome, with affordable green fees and a simple clubhouse experience.
Founded in 1930 by William “Bill” Shaw, Wack Wack features two 18‑hole championship courses: the East Course, host of the Philippine Open and the 1977 World Cup, and the West Course, a more forgiving layout redesigned into an all‑weather course. The East Course is known for its length (7,317 yards), elevated greens, and the infamous par‑3 Hole 8. It remains one of the most iconic, tournament-tested courses in the country.
Villamor is one of Metro Manila’s most accessible public championship courses, located beside NAIA Terminal 3. This 18‑hole, flat parkland layout features narrow fairways, strong winds, and mature native trees like narra, mango, eucalyptus, and mahogany. It has hosted major events including the Philippine Open and Philippine Masters. With a length of 6,681 yards from the back tees, it remains a favorite for everyday golfers, tourists, and quick rounds near the airport.
The Orchard in Dasmariñas features two championship courses designed by Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. Once a vast mango orchard, the club offers lush tropical parkland playing conditions. The Palmer Course (7,208 yards) is long, bold, and scenic, hosting events like the 1995 Johnnie Walker Classic. The Player Course (6,170 yards) is shorter, more strategic, and tightly framed by the club’s signature white picket fences, making accuracy essential. The Orchard is consistently ranked among the top clubs in the Philippines.
The Country Club (TCC) is a Tom Weiskopf masterpiece built in the late 1990s and known for its difficulty, immaculate conditioning, and exclusivity. Stretching up to 7,650 yards, it features wide fairways, deep bunkers, strong winds, and world‑class greens. TCC has hosted elite tournaments including the Philippine Open, Solaire Open, and Southeast Asian Games. Access is strictly members‑only, making it one of the most prestigious golfing venues in Asia.
Tagaytay Highlands is one of the Philippines’ most unique mountain golf destinations, located 2,000 feet above sea level overlooking Taal Lake. Designed by Richard Bigler (1995), the Highlands Course is a dramatic par‑70, 6,119‑yard layout with extreme elevation changes, tight fairways, and iconic features like the gondola cable car ferry to Hole 10. The Midlands Course is a par‑72, 5,732‑yard layout built across ridges 1,000 feet above the lake, offering panoramic views and cooler weather. Both courses are known for their stunning landscapes and challenging shot‑making.
Sun Valley is a scenic mountain course in Antipolo featuring rolling terrain, elevated fairways, streams, and panoramic views of Manila. The main 18‑hole layout (Arnold Palmer Design, 1969) plays 6,569 yards, while an extended 21‑hole configuration is also noted in some records. The course is known for its challenging slopes, natural waterfalls, narrow landing areas, and well‑maintained Tiftdwarf greens. Open to the public, Sun Valley is considered one of the top public courses in the Philippines.
Summit Point in Lipa City is a unique Robert Trent Jones Jr. “tribute course” opened in 2006. Its 18 holes are inspired by world‑famous golf holes—from Augusta National to St. Andrews, Cypress Point, Royal Dornoch, and Pebble Beach—reimagined into a cohesive championship layout. Set at 1,100–1,200 ft elevation, the 6,775‑yard par‑72 course enjoys cool weather, stunning mountain views, and strategic water hazards affecting nearly half the holes. It is considered one of South Luzon’s most enjoyable and scenic championship courses.
Sta. Elena is a world‑class private 27‑hole Robert Trent Jones Jr. complex located in Sta. Rosa, Laguna. Opened in the early 1990s, it is considered one of the Philippines' most prestigious clubs, repeatedly ranked in Golf Digest’s 100 Best Courses Outside the U.S. The course incorporates deep natural arroyos up to 70 feet, wide fairways, strategic bunkering, fast TifEagle greens, and strong winds that heavily influence play. Its three nines—Banahaw, Makiling, Sierra Madre—offer multiple championship combinations with immaculate conditioning.
Splendido Taal is a dramatic Greg Norman–designed championship course completed in 2000. Set within a 152‑hectare valley along the Tagaytay‑Nasugbu ridge, the course offers sweeping views of Taal Volcano and lake. Its 6,997‑yard par‑72 layout features steep elevation shifts, doglegs, large bunkers, and ravine carries requiring precise shot‑making. The course is known for its scenic beauty and challenging routing that blends mountain terrain with resort‑style play. [golfasian.com], [gogolf.tigergds.com]
Southlinks Golf Club opened in 2014 in Las Piñas and was designed by Kevin Ramsey of Golfplan. The 7,002‑yard course featured rolling narrow fairways, strong winds, and silica pot bunkers, making it a challenging public‑access layout. In 2020, the club permanently closed following a Supreme Court ruling on land ownership, ending its six‑year operation and removing one of Manila’s few true public golf courses.
South Forbes is a compact but tricky 18‑hole par‑67 course built in 2006. Though short at 4,886–5,930 yards, it demands precision due to rolling terrain, elevated greens, water hazards, and tight fairways. Designed by IMG, it is considered one of the most challenging short courses in the Philippines and remains fully playable even during the rainy season due to good drainage.
Hallow Ridge is an 18‑hole, par‑72 championship course in San Pedro, Laguna, originally established in the 1960s as KC Filipinas Golf Club. Designed by Japanese architect Seiichi Inoue, the course stretches over 7,121 yards across rolling terrain with narrow corridors, firm bunkers, and demanding water carries—especially the signature par‑5 Hole 6 requiring three shots over water. It remains one of the longest and most challenging courses south of Metro Manila.
Sherwood Hills Golf Club, nestled in the scenic foothills of Trece Martires, Cavite, offers a championship 18-hole, par-72 course masterfully designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Known for its dramatic elevation changes and lush, forested landscape, the course presents a challenging yet rewarding experience with undulating fairways, strategic bunkering, and signature water hazards. The layout harmonizes with the natural terrain, featuring spectacular views of Mount Marami and a refreshing, cool mountain breeze. Renowned for its pristine conditioning and serene ambiance, Sherwood Hills provides a tranquil escape just an hour from Manila, blending world-class golf with nature's beauty.
Riviera Golf Club, located in Silang, Cavite, is one of the Philippines' most prestigious golf destinations, featuring two championship 18-hole courses: the Langer Course (designed by Bernhard Langer) and the Couples Course (by Fred Couples). The Langer Course is renowned for its challenging layout with tight fairways, deep bunkers, and fast greens, while the Couples Course offers a more forgiving but equally strategic design with rolling terrain and picturesque water hazards. Set against the scenic backdrop of Tagaytay Ridge, the club boasts cool breezes, immaculate course conditions, and luxurious amenities, making it a favorite among elite golfers. The club's rich tournament history, including hosting the Philippine Open, adds to its distinguished reputation.
Mount Malarayat Golf & Country Club, nestled in the cool highlands of Lipa City, Batangas, offers a breathtaking 27-hole championship layout divided into three distinct nines: Malarayat, Talon, and Palms. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., the course is renowned for its dramatic elevation changes, lush fairways, and panoramic mountain views, creating both a scenic and challenging golf experience. The course features strategic bunkering, rolling terrain, and well-protected greens, demanding precision and thoughtful shot-making. Its cool climate, pristine conditions, and serene natural surroundings make it a refreshing escape from Manila, combining world-class golf with the beauty of the Batangas highlands.
Manila Golf & Country Club, established in 1906, is one of the Philippines' most historic and exclusive golf clubs. Nestled in the heart of Forbes Park, Makati, this 18-hole, par-71 course was redesigned by renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Jr., blending classic charm with modern challenges. The course is celebrated for its tree-lined fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and small, undulating greens that demand precision. Its tranquil, parkland setting amidst the bustling city offers a rare urban oasis. The club's old-world elegance, coupled with top-tier amenities and a rich legacy of hosting prestigious tournaments, makes it a coveted destination for discerning golfers.
Manila Southwoods Golf & Country Club in Cavite is a world-class golf facility featuring two championship 18-hole courses designed by Jack Nicklaus (Masters Course) and his team (Legends Course). The Masters Course is renowned for its USGA-standard bent grass greens, expansive fairways, and challenging water hazards, offering a premium tournament-ready experience. The Legends Course presents a more forgiving but strategic layout with meticulously maintained Bermuda grass and scenic tree-lined holes.
Eagle Ridge Golf & Country Club, located in Cavite, stands out as one of the Philippines' premier golf destinations with four distinct 18-hole championship courses designed by Fred Couples, Graham Marsh, and Robert Trent Jones Jr. The Aoki Course, known for its rolling terrain and dramatic elevation changes, offers breathtaking views, while the Faldo Course challenges players with strategic bunkering and water hazards. The club’s lush landscapes, well-maintained fairways, and world-class facilities make it a favorite among golfers. Its signature cliffside holes and panoramic vistas add to the unforgettable golfing experience, blending natural beauty with top-tier course design.
Club Intramuros Golf Course, nestled within Manila’s historic Walled City, is a unique 9-hole, par-36 executive course blending golf with rich heritage. Designed by Luis “Gigi” Torres, it features tight fairways, elevated greens, and strategic bunkering, offering a challenging yet compact layout ideal for quick rounds. The course’s most remarkable feature is its historic setting, surrounded by Spanish-era landmarks like Fort Santiago and Manila Cathedral. With palm-lined fairways and a relaxed urban vibe, it provides a rare golfing experience where sport and history converge seamlessly.
Canlubang Golf & Country Club, located in Laguna, is one of the Philippines' most prestigious golf courses, featuring two 18-hole championship layouts: the North Course (designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr.) and the South Course (by Nick Faldo). Known for its lush, tree-lined fairways and well-manicured greens, the club offers a challenging yet scenic golfing experience. The North Course is particularly notable for its strategic bunkering and water hazards, while the South Course provides a more technical test with undulating terrain and tight landing areas. The club’s old-world charm, combined with modern amenities, makes it a favorite among both local and international golfers.
Calatagan Golf Club, located in Batangas, Philippines, is a unique and scenic golf course designed by renowned architect Fred Couples. Known for its dramatic seaside layout, the course features rolling fairways, natural limestone formations, and stunning views of the nearby mountains and sea. The par-72 course offers a challenging yet enjoyable experience with its undulating greens and strategic bunkering. One of its most remarkable features is the "Bunkerless" design—eschewing traditional sand traps in favor of natural hazards like rocky outcrops and native vegetation. The club also boasts a relaxed, eco-friendly atmosphere, making it a standout destination for golfers seeking both beauty and playability.
Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., the Ayala Greenfield Golf & Leisure Club's layout is often described as “small but thrilling,” featuring windy fairways, low hillsides, deep ravines, scattered bunkers, and gentle downhill slopes—crafted to challenge players while offering scenic mountain and lake vistas. The signature par‑5 9th hole spans "536 yards", and the backstretch holes 14 and 15 are particularly memorable with strategic water hazards and bunkering that demand precision. Beyond golf, the leisure club includes an infinity pool, jacuzzi, sauna, gym, clubhouse with dining and function rooms, and is surrounded by lush natural surroundings inhabited by over 30 bird species—making it a relaxing retreat for both players and families.
Alabang Golf and Country Club is a prestigious 18-hole, par-72 course located in Ayala Alabang, just south of Metro Manila. Originally designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and later renovated by Jack Nicklaus Design, the course features gently rolling fairways, mature mango trees, water hazards, and strategic bunkers that offer a balanced challenge for all skill levels. The club also offers top-tier amenities including a driving range, tennis courts, swimming pool, gym, restaurants, and family recreation areas—making it a premier destination for both serious golfers and leisure seekers.
Fairways & Bluewater is an 18-hole championship-standard golf course designed by PGA champion Graham Marsh, located within the largest resort complex in Boracay. The course stretches 6,524 yards and features a varied layout, with flatter fairways on the front nine and rolling, hilly holes on the back nine, complemented by water hazards, doglegs, and large bunkers. It offers beautiful ocean views overlooking Boracay’s crystal-clear waters and iconic white-sand beaches, creating a golfing experience that is both challenging and relaxing.
Zamboanga Golf Course & Beach Park—one of the oldest golf courses in the Philippines—offers a unique seaside golfing experience with its flat front nine and rolling, tree‑lined back nine that overlooks the scenic Basilan Strait. The 18‑hole, par‑72 layout features winding fairways, doglegs, elevated and often windy greens, and expansive Korean Carpet Grass greens that challenge both average and seasoned golfers. Its rare combination of golf and a one‑kilometer beachfront park creates a memorable setting where ocean breeze, historic ambiance, and natural coastal beauty all merge into a distinctive golf destination.
Rancho Palos Verdes Golf & Country Club is a stunning Andy Dye–designed 18‑hole championship course known for its dramatic elevation changes of over 250 feet, signature island greens, and Bermuda‑grassed fairways paired with subtle Tifdwarf greens. Set amid tropical rainforest, the course features Dye’s iconic pot bunkers, strategic water hazards, and scenic views of the Davao River and Mt. Talomo, creating a challenging yet breathtaking golf experience. Its remarkable natural elements—crocodile lagoon, bird sanctuary, rolling terrain—and world‑class facilities including a clubhouse with sauna, jacuzzi, and golfer’s lounge make it one of the most beautiful and exciting courses in the Philippines,
Pueblo de Oro Golf & Country Club is a Robert Trent Jones II–designed 18‑hole, par‑72 championship course known for its dramatic natural topography, with broad ridges, deep ravines, and five interconnected lakes that form its signature all‑weather layout. Wide fairways, strategic bunkering, and undulating greens create a challenging yet fair test for golfers of all levels, while panoramic views of the Bukidnon mountains and Macajalar Bay add remarkable scenic appeal. Consistently ranked among the top courses in the Philippines, the club stands out for its environmentally conscious design, excellent turf quality, and memorable signature holes that require bold carries over natural ravines.
Maya Siargao Villa & Golf is a hilltop tropical retreat overlooking lush rice fields, rolling valleys, and panoramic ocean views. Its standout feature is a unique private par‑3 golf course set right at the villa’s doorstep, paired with a 12‑meter infinity pool, modern suites, and west‑facing balconies that capture Siargao’s famed sunsets. The villa’s elevated, peaceful location just minutes from Cloud 9 creates a serene atmosphere, while its tropically modern design, friendly staff, and home‑like ambiance make it an exceptional hideaway for surfers, golfers, families, and groups seeking a quiet, scenic escape.
Del Monte Golf & Country Club, built in 1928 within the vast Del Monte Plantation in Bukidnon, is known for its classic parkland design featuring man‑made lakes, tall pine trees, and undulating fairways that create both beauty and challenge. The course’s first nine holes were crafted by Peter Crawford and the back nine by golf legend Celestino Tugot, resulting in a layout with tricky greens, strategic sand traps, and memorable hazards—especially Holes 7 “Waterloo” and 16 “Warne Hole,” both requiring precise shot‑making. Located about 600 meters above sea level, the cool climate, lush landscape, and signature fresh pineapple juice served after each round make it a uniquely refreshing and remarkable golf experience.
Apo Golf & Country Club in Davao City is known for its scenic, tree‑lined fairways, expansive greens, and challenging water hazards, all set against breathtaking views of Mount Apo. The 18‑hole, par‑72 championship course features a mix of narrow, traditional layouts and tight strategic holes—most notably the iconic par‑3 11th, which demands a precise carry over water. Its natural setting, coconut and mahogany trees, and rustic landscape contribute to its charm as one of the oldest and most prestigious golf courses in the region.
Royal Garden is an 18‑hole par‑72 championship course known for its Greek‑Roman themed design elements, wide fairways, and water‑rich hazards. Located just 6 km from Angeles City, it offers night golf and a wide range of amenities such as gym, sauna, restaurant, and covered driving range. The course blends visual novelty with practical playability, offering challenges for golfers of all levels.
Marina Hills is a 9‑hole public course located in Mabalacat, featuring wide fairways with a mix of Carabao and Zoysia grass. At 3,217 yards, the layout is accessible and beginner‑friendly, making it suitable for casual players and those with limited time. Facilities include a clubhouse, café, practice greens, and tee houses. Its convenient location near Clark and affordable fees make it a practical choice for golfers visiting Pampanga.
Subic International Golf Club, nestled in the scenic Subic Bay Freeport Zone, offers a harmonious blend of nature and luxury. This premier 18-hole course is designed by Desmond Muirhead, emphasizing sustainability with eco-friendly irrigation and lake systems. Each hole is crafted to integrate seamlessly with the thousand-year-old native forest, creating a tranquil yet challenging golfing experience. The clubhouse features elegant architecture and a panoramic view of the greens, while the restaurant serves a fusion of Filipino, Spanish, Italian, and Japanese cuisine. With personalized caddie service and lush landscaping, the club delivers a world-class experience for both local and international golfers
Mimosa Plus Golf Course, nestled in the lush landscapes of Clark Freeport Zone, Pampanga, is a premier golfing destination in the Philippines. It features two championship-level 18-hole courses, including the newly-renovated Mountainview Course designed by renowned architects Nelson and Haworth. Spanning 175 hectares, the course offers breathtaking vistas, challenging greens, and a layout that caters to golfers of all skill levels. Beyond the game, Mimosa Plus stands out for its eco-conscious practices, elegant event venues, and exquisite dining options.
Luisita Golf and Country Club, nestled in Hacienda Luisita in Tarlac, Philippines, is a prestigious 18-hole championship course designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones Sr. Known for its strategic layout, the course features water hazards on 11 of its 18 holes, mature trees lining the fairways, and subtle elevation changes that challenge even seasoned golfers. The use of Tifton and Bermuda grass suits the tropical climate, ensuring year-round playability. With a rich history dating back to 1967, Luisita has hosted major tournaments like the President’s Cup and is considered one of the top golf courses in the country. Its elegant clubhouse, pro shop, and family-friendly amenities like a swimming pool and tennis courts complement the classic parkland-style design, making it a cornerstone of Philippine golf heritage
Fontana and Apollon Korea Country Club, located in Clark, Pampanga, is a premier 36-hole golf destination that blends Korean design aesthetics with world-class golfing standards. The course features bowl-shaped fairways, enormous greens, and a mix of Carabao and Zoysia grass for optimal playability and visual appeal. Notable design highlights include the signature 16th hole shaped like the Korean peninsula, with the green symbolizing Jeju Island, and the 18th hole inspired by Korea’s national flag pattern. The club also boasts a luxurious three-story clubhouse, elevated greens, challenging bunkers, and amenities such as a spa, driving range, VIP suites, and a pro shop, making it a favorite among golfers north of Manila.
Clark Sun Valley Golf & Country Club, nestled in the scenic Clark Freeport Zone of Pampanga, offers a premier golfing experience with two distinct 18-hole courses: the Clark (Dongwon) Course and the Sun Valley Course. These par-72 courses span over 7,000 yards each and are designed to challenge players with sloping fairways, thick vegetation, ravines, and strategically placed bunkers.
Beverly Place Golf Club in Pampanga, Philippines, is a premier golfing destination designed by legendary golfer Gary Player. The 18-hole course features wide fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and lush landscapes with man-made lakes and vibrant gardens, offering both challenge and beauty for players of all levels. Beyond golf, the club boasts luxurious amenities including a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, banquet hall, fine dining restaurants, and indoor sports facilities like tennis and badminton. Its elegant design and comprehensive offerings make Beverly Place a standout venue for both recreation and social gatherings.
Anvaya Cove Golf Club, nestled in the scenic coastal town of Morong, Bataan, is a stunning 82-hectare, 18-hole championship course that masterfully blends sport with nature. Designed to harmonize with its surroundings, the course features two distinct nines: the Mountain Nine offers elevated views of the sea and mountain ranges, while the Seaside Nine delivers a coastal golfing experience with panoramic ocean vistas. Each hole has five tee placements, catering to all skill levels, including juniors. The Asian Tropical-style clubhouse sits atop a ridge, offering dramatic views of the course and the South China Sea. Anvaya Cove is celebrated not only for its design but also for its commitment to sustainability and family-friendly amenities.
Air Force City Golf Club, located in Angeles City, Pampanga, Philippines, is a public golf destination known for its scenic beauty and strategic design. The club features two distinct courses: the East Course, with tree-lined fairways and challenging bunkers, and the West Course, offering open terrain and panoramic views. Its 18-hole layout is set on flat, well-maintained grounds with Carabao grass fairways and short, precise greens. Notable for its deep bunkers and slow fairways, the course demands accuracy and thoughtful play. Additional amenities include a driving range, locker rooms, and a canteen, making it a comfortable and enjoyable experience for golfers of all levels.
Verdemar Golf Club, nestled in the northern tip of Cebu, Philippines, is a stunning 18-hole, par-70 course designed by the legendary Gary Player. Its Arizona-style layout features dramatic waste bunkers, undulating fairways, and challenging greens, all set against the breathtaking backdrop of the Tañon Strait. Unique elements like cactus growing alongside tropical trees give the course a desert-like charm in a tropical setting. The club also offers excellent amenities including tee houses, practice greens, a clubhouse with a restaurant and bar, and cozy beachfront accommodations at the Casa del Mar Hotel.
The Iloilo Golf & Country Club, nestled in Santa Barbara, Iloilo, is the oldest golf course in the Philippines, dating back to the early 1900s 1. Originally a 9-hole course, it has evolved into a private 18-hole layout that challenges even seasoned golfers with its rolling terrain, tall hills, tree-lined fairways, and strategic water hazards—especially the notoriously difficult Hole No. 9. The club offers a serene and picturesque setting, blending natural beauty with historical charm. Beyond golf, visitors can explore a museum showcasing over a century of memorabilia, making it a unique destination for both sport and heritage
Queen’s Island Golf & Resort in Medellin, Cebu is a premier destination that blends luxury, nature, and sport across 70 hectares of scenic landscape. Its standout feature is an 18-hole championship golf course, stretching 6,850 yards and laid with Platinum TE Paspalum grass imported from the U.S., offering a smooth and high-quality playing surface. The resort is thoughtfully designed with a hotel boasting 48 rooms, each offering views of either the Pacific Ocean, the golf course, or a mix of both. Guests enjoy access to multiple swimming pools, a restaurant serving Korean, local, and international cuisine, and amenities like karaoke, massage services, and island-hopping tours to nearby destinations such as Bantayan and Malapascua. Its TIEZA accreditation and flood-resistant infrastructure further highlight its commitment to excellence and guest comfort.
Cebu Country Club, established in 1928, is a premier golfing destination in Cebu City, Philippines. Nestled in Banilad, the club features an 18-hole championship golf course designed by South African pro Gary Palmer. The par-72 course spans over 6,677 yards and is known for its lush fairways, mature trees, and challenging sand traps filled with ground coral rocks. Beyond the course, the club offers luxurious amenities including a scenic clubhouse, fine dining, top-tier practice facilities, and a well-stocked pro shop. It also hosts prestigious events like the Philippine Airlines Interclub Golf Tournament, making it a cornerstone of the Philippine golf scene.
Alta Vista Golf and Country Club in Cebu City is a premier golf destination perched 500 feet above sea level, offering panoramic views of the city and surrounding islands. Designed by Gary Player’s Black Knight Design Group, the 18-hole, par-72 championship course spans 6,237 yards and features challenging fairways and scenic holes that blend seamlessly with the tropical landscape. The Spanish Colonial-inspired clubhouse, a landmark on Pardo Hill, boasts over 14,000 square meters of space with luxurious amenities including a grand ballroom, fine dining restaurants, a golfer’s lounge, and a pro shop. Alta Vista combines world-class golfing with elegant leisure, making it a standout destination in the Philippines.