Clark Sun Valley Golf and Country Club

Are walk-in guests allowed?

Walk-in rates apply for all tourist both local and foreign. Tee times should be reserved prior to arrival at the golf course. Walk-in guest can play in Sun Course and Valley Course. The Clark Course is reserved for members of the club.

How much is the golf cart rental?

The golf cart is mandatory in both Clark & Sun and the Valley Golf Course. A golf cart with twin sharing capacity costs PHP500.00.

What are the other fees we need to prepare?

If the Caddie Fee is not included in the package, make sure to prepare a PHP500.00 payment good for the 18-hole. While the tipping is usually at a minimum of US$5 per person or PHP250.00 per caddy.

How can we get members to escort us?

The course allows no member escorted guest. Regent Travel can provide your transfers, Golf package for easier and smooth transaction during your stay in the Philippines. 

Is it possible to hold an upcoming event at Clark Sun Valley?

Reservation for any golf tournament should be called ahead of time and subject to availability of the golf course.

What kind of food do they have in the restaurant?

They serve Korean cuisine in their in-house club restaurant named “Sunmara”. 

Can we pay cash at the Food House?

You can pay cash in their halfway house and clubhouse.

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CLARK SUN VALLEY GOLF SCORECARD

Golf Course Local Rules

• “Out of Bounds” is defined by inside points, at the ground level, of white stakes. ” water hazards” defined by yellow stakes. “Lateral Water Hazard” by Red stakes. “Ground under repair” by Red Trigonal headed stakes or white lines.
• If a ball fell inside the flower beds, Damage way, Cart road, manhole, pro or turf nursery areas to protect trees, it should be dropped in outside within 1 club length.
• when the play of a hole had been completed, players should not practice in the putting green or towards it. Breaking this rule, the player will get 2 penalties.
• All other rules not stipulated herein are governed by Golf association rule.

SUN COURSE (FRONT NINE)

Hole #1 [Y]461 [W]380 [R]348 Yards – Par 4

A straight downhill par 4 that plays 3 bunkers on the left of the green with a narrow putting green making your second shot difficult off from your second shot.

Hole #2 [Y]570 [W]506 [R]484 Yards – Par 5

This middle length par 5 plays a slight dogleg right that puts your tee shot in play on the bunker to the right and trees just across the fairway on the left. A solid second shot through the fairway gives you an opening on your left with a small bunker that plays on the right of the hole.

Hole #3 [Y]414 [W]361 [R]327 Yards – Par 4

A par 4 with a landing area on the right side of the fairway. Left side plays a hazard and a small bunker on the right of the green. The simple design of the hole gets its challenge with the sloping design of the putting green.

Hole #4 [Y]469 [W]425 [R]313 Yards – Par 4

The handicap 1 hole gives out a 2 fairway layout divided by the cart path in the of it. Positioning your tee shot on the left side of the fairway gives you ample enough room to go for the green. A challenging hole due to its distance and narrow green display.

Hole #5 [Y]122 [W]103 [R]96 Yards – Par 3

The easiest hole in the course with enough room on the green to slightly miss the pin. A straightforward shot with a bunker on the left. The slope of the putting green keeps this hole in check for a hard approach finishing up the hole.

Hole #6 [Y]663 [W]604 [R]471 Yards – Par 5

A majestic par 5 that gives a wonderful view of the valley and the golf course. This long par 5 is intimidating off the tee shot but plays nicely through your second and third. Keep in mind the hazard on the left and the fairway elevation making your stance slightly uphill.

Hole #7 [Y]219 [W]150 [R]129 Yards – Par 3

A long par 3 from the tips gives this hole a challenging layout. The green location is placed that goes through strong wind conditions from the Valley. A solid and penetrating tee shot is needed to hold off your line. Keep in mind the bunkers on the right side of the green.

Hole #8 [Y]435 [W]381 [R]357 Yards – Par 4

The uphill design of the hole plays strong gust on the right of the fairway. A solid tee shot is needed to clear out a better striking distance off your second shot.  A bunker plays on the right of the green with tight slopes going away the bunker.

Hole #9 [Y]439 [W]358 [R]324 Yards – Par 4

Finish up the front 9 with an uphill par 4 that plays slight right off the tee. A small bunker plays out in the fairway with a blindsided green if you miss right off the tee. A long par 4 that requires a solid shot off the fairway and tee box.

VALLEY COURSE (BACK NINE)

Hole #10 [Y]382 [W]341 [R]290 Yards – Par 4

Precision is key off the tee in this short par 4. Teeing off the hill and landing the fairway gives you an easy second shot through the green. The small green design gives you an easy putt when given the chance.

Hole #11 [Y]521 [W]513 [R]425 Yards – Par 5

A straight par 5  putting dry rough in play on the left and right off the tee. A solid tee shot will give you an opportunity to make it on two. Be mindful of the tricky breaks on the green.

Hole #12 [Y]281[W]252 [R]235 Yards – Par 4

A short par 4 that keeps you in check over the tee mount. Since the trees are blocking off your shot through the green, it’s advisable to use an iron off the amount.  Both sides of the fairway play Out of Bound over the tee.

Hole #13 [Y]175 [W]120 [R]111 Yards – Par 3

An easy turtle green par 3 that rewards your tee shot when placed on the green. Both sides of the fairway play through the green with bare lies off the fairway.

Hole #14 [Y]631 [W]560 [R]500 Yards – Par 5

The 2 layered par 5 forces you to lay up on your second shot. With both sides of the fairways play Out of bounds, it’s easier to lay up than to go for the green. There’s also a small manmade lake on the right side of the green.

Hole #15 [Y]381 [W]322 [R]314 Yards – Par 4

A challenging short par 4 that curves slightly right. The ideal shot would be on the left side of the fairway and have a better angle through the green. The Green covers itself with a hazard on the left and a narrow shape of the green.

Hole #16 [Y]144 [W]108 [R]98 Yards – Par 3

A straightforward par 3 rewarding a good shot off the mount. The challenge comes with the wind condition in this hole that forces you to play left.

Hole #17 [Y]373 [W]314 [R]267 Yards – Par 4

This narrow par 4 plays a hazard on the right and rough slopes on the left with a small bunker just in line on your second shot. A simple par 4 that gives a wonderful view of the neighboring mountaintop.

Hole #18 [Y]373 [W]314 [R]267 Yards – Par 4

A slight dogleg left par 4 with a ravine on the left. Play the right side of the fairway and keep it inside the flat fairway. The green is covered with a bunker on the left.

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