Philippines
115 courses • 53 golf regions • ISO: PH
Golf Regions
- Ormoc (1 courses)
- Iloilo City (1 courses)
- San Jose del Monte (1 courses)
- Cagayan Valley (1 courses)
- Dumaguete (1 courses)
- 4th District (1 courses)
- Dasmariñas (2 courses)
- Calamba (1 courses)
- Cabanatuan (1 courses)
- Mati (1 courses)
- General Trias (1 courses)
- Capital District (1 courses)
- Bangsamoro (1 courses)
- Trece Martires (1 courses)
- Southern Manila District (7 courses)
- Lipa (3 courses)
- Mabalacat (6 courses)
- Calabarzon (14 courses)
- Cebu City (3 courses)
- Negros Island Region (3 courses)
- Soccsksargen (2 courses)
- Cagayan de Oro (2 courses)
- San Fernando (2 courses)
- Baguio (3 courses)
- Santa Rosa (3 courses)
- Central Visayas (2 courses)
- Zamboanga City (2 courses)
- Koronadal (1 courses)
- Naga City (1 courses)
- Antipolo (3 courses)
- Cordillera Administrative Region (1 courses)
- Central Luzon (9 courses)
- Puerto Princesa (1 courses)
- Carmona (1 courses)
- Bacolod (1 courses)
- Angeles (1 courses)
- Davao City (5 courses)
- Eastern Manila District (6 courses)
- Lapu-Lapu (2 courses)
- Roxas City (1 courses)
- Cabuyao (1 courses)
- Tarlac City (1 courses)
- Butuan (1 courses)
- 1st District (1 courses)
- San Pedro (1 courses)
- Victorias (1 courses)
- Ilocos Region (1 courses)
- Legazpi (1 courses)
- Tacloban (1 courses)
- Iligan (1 courses)
- Western Visayas (2 courses)
- Mimaropa (2 courses)
- Northern Mindanao (1 courses)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to plan a golf trip to the Philippines?
We highly recommend visiting during the dry season, which runs from November to May. You'll enjoy consistently sunny weather and comfortable temperatures, perfect for tackling the courses without the risk of monsoon downpours. This period ensures the best playing conditions and accessibility.
What makes golfing in the Philippines a unique experience compared to other destinations?
The caddie system here is truly exceptional; they're not just bag carriers but knowledgeable guides who often read greens better than you do. Expect a warm, personalized service that adds a distinct layer of enjoyment to every round you play. It's a level of assistance you won't find everywhere.
What can I expect regarding the cost of golf and overall value in the Philippines?
You'll find golf in the Philippines offers incredible value, with green fees typically ranging from $30-$80 USD, including a mandatory caddie. This makes it significantly more affordable than many other top golf destinations, especially considering the quality of the courses and service. It's a budget-friendly way to experience world-class golf.
Which specific regions or courses should I prioritize for a memorable golf trip to the Philippines?
For a concentration of excellent courses, focus on the Greater Manila Area, particularly clubs in Cavite and Laguna like Sta. Elena Golf Club or The Orchard. If you're looking for a cooler climate and stunning mountain views, we suggest a trip north to Baguio for its unique highland layouts. Both offer distinct, memorable experiences.
What practical advice do you have for navigating transportation to and from golf courses in the Philippines?
Traffic, especially around major cities like Manila, can be notoriously heavy, so always allocate generous travel time. We strongly advise using ride-hailing apps like Grab or arranging transport directly through your hotel for reliable and comfortable transfers to the clubs. Planning ahead will save you a lot of stress.