粉嶺高爾夫球場 Fanling Golf Course

Frequently Asked Questions

Which of Fanling's three courses should I play first, and what's the difference?

You're in for a treat with three distinct 18-hole layouts. We recommend starting with the Old Course; its classic design and mature trees offer a true test of accuracy and a glimpse into the club's rich history. The New and Eden courses are also fantastic, each with their own character, but the Old Course truly captures the essence of Fanling.

Is it difficult for non-members to get a tee time at Fanling Golf Course?

While Fanling is a prestigious private club, visitor play is definitely possible, especially on weekdays. We strongly advise booking well in advance-think weeks, not days-to secure your preferred time, as weekend slots are often reserved for members. Be prepared for a higher green fee as a non-member, but it's worth it for the experience.

When is the best time of year to play golf at Fanling for ideal conditions?

For truly enjoyable golf, we recommend visiting between October and early December, or from March to May. During these periods, you'll find pleasant temperatures, lower humidity, and less chance of rain, making your round much more comfortable. Avoid the hot, humid summer months and the occasional winter chill.

What kind of golf challenge can I expect at Fanling, and what's its signature feature?

Fanling is a classic parkland course that demands precision over power. You'll encounter narrow, tree-lined fairways and strategically placed bunkers, so bring your A-game for accuracy. Its mature, intricate design, especially on the Old Course, is its signature-it's a thinking golfer's paradise where every shot counts.

How easy is it to get to Fanling Golf Course from central Hong Kong, and what's the best way?

Getting to Fanling is quite straightforward, even though it's in the New Territories. We recommend taking a taxi directly from your accommodation, which is the most convenient option and takes about 45-60 minutes depending on traffic. Alternatively, you can take the MTR to Fanling Station and then a short taxi ride to the course.