Del Monte Golf and Country Club

Frequently Asked Questions

How challenging is it to get to Del Monte Golf and Country Club, and is the journey worth it?

Getting to Del Monte requires a bit of a trek, usually involving a flight to Cagayan de Oro and then a scenic drive inland to Bukidnon. Trust us, the journey through the pineapple plantations is part of the charm, and the course's unique setting makes it absolutely worth the effort for a truly distinct Philippine golf experience.

What's the unique character of Del Monte's course design, and what should I expect on the greens?

You'll find a classic, old-school layout here, carved naturally into the rolling hills of Bukidnon, offering a refreshing escape from flat, modern designs. Expect undulating fairways and greens that demand precision-they're often faster than they look, so pay close attention to your reads.

When is the best time of year to play Del Monte Golf and Country Club to avoid the worst weather?

We highly recommend visiting during the dry season, typically from November to May, for the most enjoyable rounds. You'll experience pleasant temperatures and firmer fairways, making the course play its best without the risk of heavy tropical downpours.

How does the cost of playing Del Monte compare to other courses in the Philippines, and is it good value?

You'll find Del Monte offers exceptional value compared to many courses closer to Manila or popular tourist hubs. Green fees are refreshingly affordable, allowing you to enjoy a championship-caliber course without breaking the bank-it's a genuine steal for the quality of play.

Beyond the golf, what kind of local experience or amenities can I expect at Del Monte Golf and Country Club?

This isn't a flashy resort, but a genuine country club with a strong local feel, offering a glimpse into authentic Philippine golf culture. You'll find a welcoming clubhouse with good local food, and the staff are incredibly friendly, making for a relaxed and unpretentious atmosphere.