Camp Aguinaldo Golf Club

Camp Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, EDSA, Q.C

H=18 P=68
Public
Contact Details:
Tel. (63 2) 911-8142
911-6001
911-6536

Rates:

Get 20% off Camp Aguinaldo Golf Club Green Fees with a Golf Discount Card

Bask in history as you play in this golf course, built on the site of the EDSA Revolution. In search of a golfing challenge? Bring out the marksman in you as you navigate the narrow fairways and greens throughout the course.

Facilities
Hone your swing prior to your game in one of the two driving ranges, and on the practice putting green. Feel free to take a rest in one of the tee houses located along the fairways. Then after your game, freshen up in the male or female locker rooms. Furthermore, men can have their hair groomed in the barbershop, or their muscles relaxed in the massage room. A dining room and bar are there for food and drinks, and function rooms are available upon reservation.

How To Play at Camp Aguinaldo Golf Club in Edsa, Q.C
This club is open to the public, but reservations must be made one week before the play date either in person or by phone.

How To Get There
Located in the middle of Quezon City, the club is only 15 minutes away from Makati or Manila. The club is easily accessible, even by public transportation.

Accommodations
Hotels in Mandaluyong such as EDSA Shangri-la, Holiday Inn Galleria Manila, Discovery Suites, The Linden Suites, and the Richmonde Hotel, and the many hotels Makati and Quezon City are strongly recommended.

Feature Article
Camp Aguinaldo Golf Club—City Golf Has Never Been This Good
Camp Aguinaldo: Introduction And My First Impression
Golfers don’t always have the time to travel north or south of the Metro in search of a good golf game. There are actually many public golf courses within the metropolis where business people can play a short round of golf before heading for work.

I decided to write a review on a public course because there are so little reviews on these yet so many people play in them. And when I played in of them a few weeks back, I realized that the Camp Aguinaldo Golf Course was one the very best among these public courses.

The fact that local professional golfers like Jennifer Rosales and Gerald Rosales play here only attests to this fact.

Since its humble beginnings as a 9-hole course back in 1961, the military-owned Camp Aguinaldo has grown into a complete 18-hole golf course. Foreign and local business people alike love playing there because of its accessibility.

For those working in the Makati area, the golf course is only 20 minutes away when traveling by car or taxi and 10 minutes away by train (MRT).

When I arrived at Camp Aguinaldo at 6 in the morning I saw that there were already plenty of golfers playing there. Apparently, most of them come as early as 5:30 in the morning, so they can finish 9-holes before going to work.

But that morning I was there to play through the entire 18 holes. I was able to rent a golf cart and hire a caddy before heading onto the fairways.

The wind—usually strong from March to July—wasn’t much a factor during my game. After playing a couple of holes, I noticed that this golf course had a lot of water hazards. While giving me more of a challenge, this was actually a good thing because it provided a lot of variety to the short course.

Among the predominantly short par 3 holes, there are a few that stand out from the rest.

See The Best Of What Camp Aguinaldo Has To Offer
Camp Aguinaldo’s signature hole is a par 3 island green. A strong hitter can successfully hit the ball over the water hazard in a single shot and putt the ball in the hole for birdie. But those who want to play it safe will need to use an iron to position the ball right before the water. From here, they can hit the ball onto the green before putting it in for par.

But the eighth hole is not the most difficult in this golf course. Instead, it is the fourth hole which is the most challenging. This par 5 is one of the longest in Camp Aguinaldo. You must first navigate your ball along the semi dog leg fairway. Then, you need to hit it over a large lake before you tapping the ball into the hole.

Long hitters will be very comfortable with this hole as they can reach the front of the lake within two shots. If they accomplish this they will be in a very good position to make birdie.

Indeed, Camp Aguinaldo is a golf course that makes up for what it lacks in distance with tight and challenging fairways. And by the time I reached the 18th hole, I was glad to have played through a difficult yet fun golf course. With its tight fairway lined with tall trees—and the picturesque view of the clubhouse veranda when you see as you near the flag—the final hole is indeed the most beautiful.

The 18th serves as a relaxing end to a great golf game, if you ask me.

Green fees for this golf course are very affordable. And if you are a member of the military, you only need to pay 100 pesos for golf course maintenance. You can also get 50% off on green fees if you play there after 3pm during weekdays. Surely, you should take advantage of this twilight rate while you still can.

If you want to enjoy a good golf game without needing to drive out of the city, then you should definitely play at Camp Aguinaldo. For a complete listing of green fees for this golf course, feel free to check out the rest of our page on the Camp Aguinaldo Golf Club.

Other Metro Manila Golf Courses
Club Intramuros, Villamor Golf Course, Philippine Navy Golf Club, Wack Wack Golf & Country Club, Capitol Hills Golf & Country Club, Army Golf Club, Manila Golf Club, Veterans Golf Course