Historical Yangon Golf Mini Break
- 3 Days / 2 Nights
- Tailor-made to your plans
This golf tour works for a long weekend getaway with one or two rounds in Yangon + exploration of the famous Shwedagon Pagoda. Golf is at the best courses in Yangon. Escape from the crowd for a quiet holiday and golf in Yangon.
- Free & no obligation
- Since 1997
- 220,000+ golfers
- World Golf Awards 2025
Golf Tour Package Itinerary for the Historical Yangon Golf Mini Break
What's included
- All green fees
- All accommodations
- Daily breakfast
- All excursions
- One caddie per golfer at each golf course
- All airport, land, and golf course transfers
- All transfers by VIP touring van
- Daily drinking water
- 24/7 golf hotline staffed by knowledgeable service personnel
- Local knowledge, expertise, suggestions, and support throughout the trip
- All taxes and compulsory service charges
- Airfare, airport taxes, visa fees
- Personal items, meals (other than those mentioned), gratuities
Where you'll play
Located just 13 kilometers west of Yangon, Pun Hlaing Golf Club is a premier golfing destination designed by the legendary Gary Player. Since its opening in 2000, this 18-hole championship course has earned a reputation for its exceptional layout and scenic beauty, making it a must-play for golfers visiting Myanmar. The course has hosted significant tournaments, including the Myanmar Masters Tour and the Myanmar Open, showcasing its competitive pedigree.
Spanning 7,012 yards, the course is thoughtfully crafted on former paddy fields at the confluence of three rivers: the Hlaing, Pun Hlaing, and Yangon. This unique setting provides not only a challenging round of golf but also stunning views of the iconic Shwedagon Pagoda and the Yangon skyline. While many fairways are framed by water hazards, the generous width of the fairways allows players of all skill levels to navigate the course with confidence.
Players can expect well-maintained greens and fairways that ensure excellent playing conditions year-round. The clubhouse features top-tier amenities, including a restaurant and bar that overlook the 18th green, offering a relaxed atmosphere to enjoy a varied menu of Asian and Western cuisine. After a round, golfers can also indulge in specialized treatments at the on-site spa, making Pun Hlaing Golf Club an ideal destination for both play and relaxation.
Dagon Golf City & Luxury Golf Estates is a contemporary golfing oasis, conveniently situated just 15 minutes from the Yangon International Airport. This impressive project, meticulously designed by Phil Ryan of Pacific Coast Design, transforms a former fish farm into a captivating landscape. The course masterfully utilizes the existing small lakes to frame many of its holes, complemented by significant earthmoving that has created inviting mounding along fairways and around challenging green complexes. The introduction of Paspalum grass throughout the course promises excellent year-round playing conditions, a welcome feature for enjoying golf in Myanmar's tropical climate. Golfers are invited to experience a truly modern golf adventure.
Prepare yourself for a unique golfing challenge at Dagon Golf City, where precision is key to a rewarding round. The greens, notably petite on most holes, demand pinpoint accuracy on approach shots, while expansive fairway and greenside bunkers present a strategic test of your game. Many holes are thoughtfully designed to create a sense of strategic squeeze, requiring careful consideration of your tee shots. Whether you choose to unleash a powerful drive to carry fairway hazards or opt for a more judicious lay-up with a fairway wood, strategic thinking will be your best companion. The course's design philosophy ensures an engaging experience for golfers of all skill levels.
Beyond the strategic demands, Dagon Golf City offers delightful and memorable holes that are sure to become favorites. The signature short par-3, the 12th hole, is instantly recognizable thanks to the whimsical giant red monkey situated in the greenside bunker, a playful nod to the 'Year of the Monkey' when construction began. The picturesque 2nd hole, a par-3 adjacent to the housing estate, features intricate rock work and landscaping, offering a generous bail-out area for an almost certain par. Furthermore, the 7th hole, a short dogleg left par-4, presents an opportunity for big hitters to reach the green in one or a more measured approach to a well-guarded green. Dagon Golf City offers a truly special golfing escape.
Suggested Hotels in the Historical Yangon Golf Mini Break
The Jasmine Palace Hotel entices golfers from its location in central Yangon, offering a magnificent view of the developing city center and the golden Shwedagon pagoda. Located directly between downtown and Yangon International Airport, Jasmine Palace stands only a few minutes from the best shopping centers and the central restaurant district.
The modern Jasmine Palace offers stylish air-conditioned guestrooms with views of the city and Pagoda, a swimming pool, a restaurant as well as a spa and wellness center. During the stay, guests have access to a fitness center and free WiFi. Each room is complete with a flat-screen cable TV, a safety deposit box and a seating area. A mini-bar is standard in all units. Golfers can make use of a shower, hairdryer and free toiletries in private bathrooms.
Good to know
- Best time to play: November to February is the coolest and driest time for golf in Myanmar.
- Visa: Entry rules depend on your passport, so please check the current visa requirements before you travel.
- Prices: Prices are per golfer. The final price depends on your travel dates, group size, and hotel choice.
- Tailor-made: The number of nights, golf courses, hotels, and sightseeing can all be changed to suit your group.
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Suggested Yangon Excursions
Pick up from your hotel. Your visit begins with Chauk Htat Gyi Pagoda to see a huge reclining Buddha image. Then, we visit to Shwedagon Pagoda, famous worldwide - its golden stupa is the 'heart' of Buddhist Myanmar. The Pagoda is believed to be 2,500 years old and the central stupa in surrounded by dozens of intricately decorated buildings and statues. There are always many Myanmar people praying and making offerings at the Shwedagon, and it's a fascinating place to spend time watching the world go by. After enjoying the sunset at Shwedagon Pagoda, return to your hotel.
Explore the market and stroll around the stalls where fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs and meats are for sale as well as chilies, pastes and other sauces used in local cuisine. Your chef will explain the various exotic ingredients and their uses. Later, return to cooking house. After refreshment, along with your chef, you will have experience of preparing for several Myanmar favorite dishes. During the preparation, you will learn more about Myanmar Dishes. Finally, enjoy your lunch with and later, we transfer back to your hotel.
Circle train in Yangon is allows us an opportunity to take a commute out into the rural areas around the city by train. Transferring to the Yangon Central Railway Station, we take a circle train from downtown and out into the suburbs, a great way of meeting local people and observing a little something of their daily lives. An hours journey out of the city brings us to Insein, where we disembark and take a stroll through the local market before returning to the city.
The tour begins this morning at Nanthida Jetty, close to the colonial elegance of the Strand Hotel. From here begin a leisurely-paced walking tour of the city, following the course of the Yangon River and heading first to the bustling harbour area, from where the ferries leave for the Delta region and the upcountry towns that lie along the Irrawaddy (Ayeyarwady) River. Yangon is blessed with the highest concentration of colonial architecture in Southeast Asia and the famous Pansodan Street features architectural interests such as the former High Court and General Telegraph Office. Also visit the Independence Monument and St Mary\'s Cathedral, the largest in the country. If available, then take a rickshaw to the Botataung Pagoda. Continue down the Strand Road, taking an opportunity to soak up the hustle and bustle of downtown Yangon and its wonderful Victorian architecture.
Lunch is at local restaurant.
In the afternoon, we will visit the vibrant Bogyoke Market (Note: closed every Monday and on public holidays). After pausing for shopping, pay a visit to the famous Shwedagon Pagoda, whose recognizable golden stupa dominates the city\'s skyline. The most sacred Buddhist pagoda in Myanmar, the Shwedagon is believed to be over 2,500 years old and its central stupa is surrounded by a wealth of intricately decorated buildings and statues. Believed to hold the relics of past Buddhas, the pagoda is a popular shrine for local pilgrims, making it a fascinating spot at which to enjoy the late afternoon sun. Later return to your hotel.
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