▶ Location: Cavite, about 40 km south of the Philippines

▶ Open : Opened in 1993

▶ Design : Ron Fream & David Dale

▶ Scale : 72 holes / Par 288 / 7,124 yard

▶ Travel Time: About 1 hour and 30 minutes from downtown Manila (excluding traffic time)

Eagle Ridge Club, which has a variety of 72-hole courses, is the largest in the Philippines and is a champion course designed to host various international competitions.

This club has the advantage that anyone from beginners to low handicap can enjoy by making 4 golf courses in one development area as a golf course on a vast land and varying the level of difficulty for each course .

'Andy Dai Course' designed by Andy Dai, the son of Pete Dai, the best golf course architect in the United States; 'Aoki Course', a living golf legend in Japan; It consists of the 'Greg Norman Course'.

Additionally, Eagle Ridge's facilities include a country club where you can spend the weekend with your family.

We offer access to everything from badminton, movies and resort-style swimming pools to bowling.

As the golf club itself is built on vast grounds, for golfers and family groups with limited mobility, the Microtel Inn & Suites offers accommodations in 60 rooms within the building.

■ Course description

1. ANDY DYE Course

  ANDY DYE course is reputed to be the most difficult course in Southeast Asia.

  The bunker is about 3m high and makes the player feel a great burden and requires accurate and powerful shots.

  As a course where you always have to fight against the wind, none of the 4 PAR 3 holes can be taken lightly, and it is a course that puts you under pressure when you stand on the teeing ground.

2. ISAO AOKI Course

  The Aoki course is built with a Japanese-style clubhouse and is a golf course with many hazards. The green's steam meter is high, so it maintains a fast green.

  Because it was built in Japanese style, it has sauna facilities and baths, and it has a course and clubhouse that Koreans prefer the most.

3. GREG NORMAN Course

  The GREG NORMAN course is the most passable and easiest of the four courses, but it has the most bunkers, so you'll fall into them a lot.

  The par 5 is short, so if you aim for a 2-on, it is a course with a clear reward and price.

4. NICKPALDO Course

  The NICKPALDO course has two tiers of greens, making it difficult to make a 2-putt.

  Over 700 yards, the length of the course is long and can favor long hitters.

  In general, the Nick Faldo course has a handicap that requires you to fight the wind, just like Andy Icos, and is the most preferred course by golfers with a single handicap or higher.