Camp Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo,EDSA,Quezon City [PUBLIC GOLF COURSE] H=18 P=68
Facilities
Description
How To Play
Nearby Hotels
Rates:
Green Fees
Local Rates
Weekdays
1,265 Php
Weekends
1,617 Php
Tourist Rates
Weekdays
1,617 Php
Weekends
1,892 Php
Other Fees
Golf Cart
2 Seater
700 Php
4 Seater
Caddie Fee
300 Php
Umbrella Fee
300 Php
Insurance
Reviews
Harry
September 5, 2012 at 6:57 pm
Camp Aguinaldo is a military course along EDSA, the major thoroughfare for Manila.
It is not a very long course but definitely worth a look. I started off my short golfing career here and could not have asked for a kinder setting. The caddies are knowledgable and the course is pretty well maintained. The only downside is that during the summers, the water hazards dry up leaving only a pit without water. That being said, a few holes are forced doglegs and a few holes like the par-5 4th hole. this forces you to reach for all your clubs through the course of the round. The greens are sloping and fast (not very true though) and some greens are bumpy.
The green fees are afforable and you can walk-in anytime for your round. My complain is that you need to walk a fair bit between the front and the back nine.
That being said, I would definitely risk playing there. My only complaint is that EDSA tends to get very very crowded so its best to start your round around 11 AM so that you are done by 3 PM and can get back to the relative safety of Makati before traffic starts getting heavy.
Often overlooked, but everyone needs to experience playing in this course. Camp Aguinaldo features a quick and challenging game. It’s the perfect place to visit, if you have a hectic schedule (but just need to play golf!).
Camp Aguinaldo is a military course along EDSA, the major thoroughfare for Manila.
It is not a very long course but definitely worth a look. I started off my short golfing career here and could not have asked for a kinder setting. The caddies are knowledgable and the course is pretty well maintained. The only downside is that during the summers, the water hazards dry up leaving only a pit without water. That being said, a few holes are forced doglegs and a few holes like the par-5 4th hole. this forces you to reach for all your clubs through the course of the round. The greens are sloping and fast (not very true though) and some greens are bumpy.
The green fees are afforable and you can walk-in anytime for your round. My complain is that you need to walk a fair bit between the front and the back nine.
That being said, I would definitely risk playing there. My only complaint is that EDSA tends to get very very crowded so its best to start your round around 11 AM so that you are done by 3 PM and can get back to the relative safety of Makati before traffic starts getting heavy.
nice to be there and to enjoy playing the field of golf course..
Often overlooked, but everyone needs to experience playing in this course. Camp Aguinaldo features a quick and challenging game. It’s the perfect place to visit, if you have a hectic schedule (but just need to play golf!).