Cambodia Golf & Country Club

Set among 120 acres the 7000 plus yard Cambodia golf course was designed by Japanese and Taiwanese and lined by sugar palm trees, native fruit, and evergreen plants, flowers and rocks. Large and distant mountains in the background make for a relaxed day out golfing in Phnom Penh.
The front nine is rather flat, with wide fairways and many sand traps is surrounded by rice farms. The greens are enormous and 3-putting is relatively common. The back nine is a bit hillier and more challenging. Elevation changes, long fairways, small greens and numerous ponds and bunkers characterize most of the holes. Club selection is critical to reaching the greens in regulation. The Cambodia Golf and Country Club is a fair test of golf and rewards good play.
The Cambodia Golf & Country Club has a lovely French style clubhouse with a restaurant as well as areas for other sports such as swimming and tennis. All in all, there are better Phom Penh golf courses, though Cambodia offers a nice day out golfing in Phnom Penh.
Overview
Designer: | Seiichi Inoue |
Holes / Par / Yardage: | 18 holes par 72 (7077 yards) |
Established: | 1996 |
Location: | 33 kilomters from Phnom Penh |
Distance: | 1 hour west of Phnom Penh |
Closed on: | open everyday |
Max. golfers per group: | Weekday:5 / Weekend:5 |
Driving Range: | No |
Facilities: | Swimming Pool, Tennis |
Additional Services
Golf Cart: | USD 40 |
Golf Set: | USD 55 |
Golf Shoes: | USD 20 |
Golf Umbrella: | USD 10 |
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The first Cambodia golf course opened in December 1996. The Cambodia Golf & Country Club is located 33 kilometers, west of Phnom Penh.