Cebu Country Club
Banilad, Cebu City
H= 9 /18
Membership
** Open to Guests & Tourists
Contact Details:
Tel. No. (63+2) 846-6667
Mobile No. (63+905) 3322013, (63+927) 7187159
Office Hrs. 9AM – 6PM
Rates:
This is golf course is of the highest caliber. The premier golf club of Cebu, Cebu Country Club has been a constant part of the Philippine Golf Circuit. Windy conditions amidst twisting fairways and the abundance of trees proved the main challenges in this course. And, the coral rock lining the sand bunkers give them an aesthetic sense of beauty.
Facilities
For your convenience, several tee houses are located along the fairway. Clubhouse amenities include locker rooms for both men and women to refresh themselves in after their game, and a restaurant and bar where they can satisfy their appetites.
Aside from golf, there is a tennis court, swimming pool, pelota court, badminton court, and barber shop for your enjoyment. Also, golfing equipment can be bought from the pro shop.
How To Play at Cebu Country Club in Cebu City
This club is private, but it is also open to guests and tourists.
How To Get There
Located in the heart of Cebu City, the club is only 20 minutes from the Mactan International Airport, by private transportation, hotel car, or car rental.
Accommodations
Hotels in Cebu City and Mactan Island such as Cebu City Marriott hotel, Cebu Midtown Hotel, Shangri-la Mactan Island Resort, The Plantation Bay Resort & Spa, The Maxwell Hotel, and the Waterfront Cebu City Hotel, are strongly recommended.
I will be in Cebu from 13-17 May, and want to play this course. Staying nearby at Cityscape Hotel.
Craig,
I went to Cebu Country Club, price for a game during the week, with cadde and buggy, is 6100 pesos. weekend is over 7000 pesos. Course looks in good condition and greens look quiet fast.
You can play after 8am, but have to book in.
Only way to get it cheaper is to play with a member, not to sure of the price, but I beiieve around a 1000 pesos.
You have two questions here: 1) which golf club would be best to hit with at a divring range and 2) which is a best driver for you.I think the best club to hit would be a 8 or 9 iron. The higher loft of the club will make your shots look a lot nicer , so you’ll have a lot more fun, and you’ll build up your confidence. As you get better, you can slowly start swinging the longer irons, which are a lot less forgiving. You’ll begin to see your balls curve more to the right or left, and that’s when you get to truly experience the frustration that we call golf.What driver is right for you? That’s a whole nother question. Being a beginner, I don’t really think it matters much. Buy one with a larger head (460 cc), since generally, those drivers are the most forgiving. If you get more serious about the game, you’ll probably end up buying a driver of that size anyway (it’s the largest clubhead that’s allowed according to rules of golf).Actually though, as a beginner, I wouldn’t worry too much about the driver for now especially at a divring range. It’s probably the hardest club to hit because of the low loft (8.5-13 degrees), so your mistakes will just be amplified with this club. Stick with the irons and have fun and build your confidence, then move down. If you do end up playing an actual round, get a 3-wood and tee off with that if you can’t hit a 3-wood, you won’t be able to hit driver.
Hello there – I will be in Cebu for 2 weeks from the 14th March and want to play here at The Country Club – I may be playing by myself and am staying at the Parklane Hotel – what is the situation about playing – do I have to book well in advance or can I book say the day before>???
Hello Barry,i will be in Cebu on the 14th-16th and will be looking for a game of golf.E-mail me if you are keen for a game.Thanks Steve Barry