User Reviews
for Philippine Army Golf Course, Philippines
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Original version
Comparatively quiet in the middle of bustling Manila
Reviewed May 6, 2023
Although operated by the Philippine Army, quite a few non-army personnel can be found at the site. For the Green cattle you have to pay with cash. Rental clubs and nine holes together cost almost 2000 Philippine pesos. You always have a caddy with you, which is very useful if you don't know the place. He gets another 500 pesos. So all in all very reasonable, also against the background of the problematic employment situation in the Philippines. The course is only par threes and par fours but should be played essentially early in the morning as it can get unbearably hot after 11am. Then even the umbrella and the water supply you brought with you no longer help. Speaking of water – this is often involved. You can leave the driver at home. The tracks are rarely longer than 300 m. The greens are slow. Incidentally, the caddies (usually female) always fix the divots. Incidentally, it is not possible to reserve tee times and pre-order golf bags. But even that has its charm.
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