Golf activities in Asia
-
Fairways & Bluewater Resort Golf & Country Club
Fairways & Bluewater Resort Golf & Country Club.
reviewed
-
Black Mountain Golf Course
The city's newest course is currently everyone's favourite. About 10km west of Hua Hin, the 18-hole course was carved out of jungle and an old pineapple plantation and it retains some natural creeks used as water hazards. The 2009 and 2010 Asian PGA tour was held here.
reviewed
-
A
Bali Golf & Country Club
This golf club is an 18-hole course with all the amenities one would expect from a course at a major resort, including a grand new clubhouse. Its popularity has sparked condo development along the fairways, and new resorts have begun opening nearby.
reviewed
-
B
Sentosa Golf Club
Boasting two lush, immaculate championship level courses, Sentosa has successfully pitched (pardon the pun) itself as one of the island's most prestigious clubs. Book well in advance.
reviewed
-
Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club
A 27-hole course at the tip of Clearwater Bay in the New Territories.
reviewed
-
Gymkhana Golf Club
Tee off with Lahore's society set at this exclusive club's private golf course.
reviewed
-
East Coast Travel & Golf Organisation
Golf packages can be booked through the East Coast Travel & Golf Organisation.
reviewed
-
C
Kashmir Golf Club
Recalling Srinagar's British past, there are several upmarket golf clubs. Try the Kashmir Golf Club.
reviewed
-
Tashkent Lakeside Golf Club
The Korean-designed Tashkent Lakeside Golf Club is at Lake Rokhat, on the southeast edge of the city.
reviewed
-
D
Delhi Golf Club
- Delhi, India
- Activities › Golf
Delhi Golf Club dates from 1931 and has beautiful, well-tended fairways; weekends are busy.
reviewed
Advertisement
-
E
Shek O Golf & Country Club
An 18-hole course located on the southeastern edge of Hong Kong Island. Nonmembers must be accompanied by a member.
reviewed
-
F
Olympic Coliseum Golf
At Olympic Coliseum Golf customers can hit golf balls, use the gym and relax in the spa, all for W30,000 (70 minutes).
reviewed
-
G
Royal Springs Golf Course
Green fees are Rs400/Us$20 for Indians/foreigners at the Royal Springs Golf Course near the Botanical Gardens.
reviewed
-
H
Discovery Bay Golf Club
Perched high on a hill, this 27-hole course has impressive views of the Outlying Islands. Nonmembers Monday, Tuesday and Friday only.
reviewed
-
Mission Hills Golf Club
A 27 holes of tournament-calibre golf can be found at this Jack Nicklaus–designed course near the east coast. It, too, has a spa and hotel rooms and two swimming pools.
reviewed
-
I
Sentosa Golf Club
Boasting two lush, immaculate championship level courses, Sentosa has successfully pitched (pardon the pun) itself as one of the island's most prestigious clubs. Book well in advance.
reviewed
-
J
Dalat Palace Golf Club
The Dalat Palace Golf Club was once used by Emperor Bao Dai. Visitors can play 18-hole rounds on this attractive course near the lake for US$95 and up. Ask about its Twilight Specials.
reviewed
-
K
Hua Hin Golf Centre
The friendly staff at this pro shop can steer you to the most affordable, well-maintained courses where the monkeys won't try to run off with your balls. The company also organises golf tours and rents equipment.
reviewed
-
L
Club Intramuros Golf Course
You can golf by day or by night under the lights at the quirky 18-hole, par-66 Club Intramuros Golf Course. You can obtain the shady services of an ‘umbrella girl’ for P200 as well as rent clubs.
reviewed
-
Chinggis Khaan Country Club
If you want to play golf, the Chinggis Khaan Country Club is just off the road in Gorkhi valley. Green fee is around Tug600, a caddy is around Tug120 and club rental is around Tug240. A second course is at the UB2 hotel.
reviewed
Advertisement
-
M
Royal Calcutta Golf Club
The magnificent Royal Calcutta Golf Club was established in 1829, making it the oldest golf club in the world outside Britain. Foreign guests pay US$50 plus Rs300 for club-rental and Rs125 for caddy fees.
reviewed
-
N
Pyongyang Golf Course
For anyone interested in the surreal, a round at Pyongyang Golf Course will make a great anecdote for years to come - how many people can say they've played 18 holes in North Korea? Other sports are possible by prior arrangement.
reviewed
-
Driving Range
If you’re content with just teeing off (again and again), the Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Public Golf Course has a driving range. In addition it offers a variety of packages where you can practise putting, chipping and bunker shots.
reviewed
-
Shanghai International Golf & Country Club
Golf in China is the preserve of business-people, the nouveaux riches and expats. You can actually pick up a basic set of clubs at one of the many golf shops around town for about the same price as a day’s green fees. This club is also open to nonmembers.
reviewed
-
O
Caesars Golf Macau
- Macau, China
- Activities › Golf
Acquired by the casino giant Harrah’s in 2007, Caesars Golf Macau on the Cotai is an 18-hole, par-72 course. The first phase, completed in 2008, includes a golf school and a newly refurbished driving range. Green fees are MOP$1620/2120 on weekdays/weekends.
reviewed