Lakewood Golf Course

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best time of year to play at Lakewood Golf Course?

We always recommend visiting Lakewood during the dry season, typically from November to May. You'll avoid the heavy downpours and enjoy the course at its absolute best, with firm fairways and predictable greens that truly shine under the Philippine sun.

What kind of course layout should I expect at Lakewood, and what are its unique challenges?

Lakewood offers a surprisingly diverse layout, blending open, links-style holes with tighter, tree-lined challenges, especially on the back nine. Expect well-maintained Paspalum greens that roll true, but don't underestimate the strategic bunkering and the occasional water hazard that demands precision on your approach shots.

Is Lakewood Golf Course suitable for all skill levels, or is it more for experienced golfers?

While Lakewood can certainly challenge low-handicappers, it's quite forgiving for the average golfer, making it a great choice for a mixed group. The fairways are generally generous, but the real test comes on the approach shots, where you'll need to navigate some tricky pin positions and subtle undulations around the greens.

What's the overall atmosphere and amenities like at Lakewood Golf Course?

The atmosphere at Lakewood is relaxed and welcoming, a real local favorite without any pretense. You'll find a well-stocked pro shop and a comfortable clubhouse with a decent restaurant, perfect for a post-round meal, and the caddies are incredibly knowledgeable and friendly-they're a huge asset to your game here.

How accessible is Lakewood Golf Course from Manila, and what's the travel experience like?

Getting to Lakewood from Manila is a straightforward drive, usually taking about 1.5 to 2 hours depending on traffic-we recommend heading out early to beat the rush. The roads are generally good, and once you're there, you'll appreciate the peaceful, provincial setting away from the city's hustle.