Set in the heart of Kunming—a city world-famous for its perpetual spring climate—Lakeview Golf Club stands as one of China’s premier golf destinations. Crafted by six-time Major winner Sir Nick Faldo, this 7,260-yard, par-72 championship course winds through rolling hills, sparkling lakes, and pine-bordered fairways. Consistently ranked among the top courses in China and Asia, the layout pairs pristine maintenance with sweeping mountain vistas, offering a round that is as visually striking as it is strategically engaging. The design takes full advantage of Yunnan’s dramatic natural elevation, ensuring every hole feels distinct.

Set in a scenic valley at the base of Lijiang's Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, this Neil Haworth-designed course is famous for being the longest regulation par-72 golf course in the world, stretching an incredible 8,548 yards from the pro tees. Perched at roughly 3,100 meters (10,800 feet) above sea level, the high altitude allows golf balls to fly 15% to 20% farther, making the extreme yardage feel like a traditional course length.

Located near Bogo in historic Cebu, Verdamar Golf Club offers a unique playing experience roughly a two-hour scenic drive from Cebu City and Mactan Airport. Designed by legend Gary Player, this 18-hole, par-70 course blends desert aesthetics with tropical beauty. Cacti grow alongside native flora, and massive waste bunkers pair with rolling fairways against the backdrop of the Tañon Strait.

Built in 1907 by Irish expatriates working on the Panay Railways, the Iloilo Golf and Country Club—originally known as the Santa Barbara Golf Course—holds a storied place in Philippine sports history. Recognized as the first Philippine club affiliated with Scotland’s prestigious Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, this heritage site is officially recognized by the National Historical Institute. What began as an exclusive 9-hole course for British migrants was expanded to 18 holes and opened to Filipino golfers in the 1920s, officially adopting its current name in 1947.

Located in Medellin, Northern Cebu, Queen’s Castle Golf and Resort is the region’s newest championship venue, featuring an 18-hole, par-72 course spanning 6,292 yards. Standing out from typical Philippine courses, it uses premium US-imported Platinum TE Paspalum grass to provide a noticeably softer playing surface than standard carabao grass. An advanced drainage system keeps the course playable even through the rainy season.

Set against stunning coastal backdrops, Liloan Golf Club in Cebu delivers a top-tier golfing experience designed for players of all skill levels. The course pairs meticulously maintained fairways and rolling greens with strategic bunkers, making each round both a fun challenge and a visual treat thanks to its panoramic ocean views.