We're into our second month as the Philippines' First fully digital Online Magazine for Golf and we've covered quite a lot of ground, both in the literary sense and the literal. As we have a multitude of content now loaded on our pages, we at PLAY IT RIGHT are posting this quick compendium of articles pertaining to the courses we love.
This list will be modified every now and then as we add more courses along the way. For now, feel free to click on any course you take interest in.
This is it. The pinnacle. My favorite golf courses in the country. If you put a gun to my head and told me that I could only play at one golf club for the rest of my life, I would pick Canlubang Golf and Country Club in a heartbeat. ........Read More
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One of three signature courses of the Golden Bear, Jack Nicklaus, in the country, Manila Southwoods’ Masters Course has proven its worth against the best golfers in the country and the world. It has hosted the Eisenhower Cup (the world amateur golf championship), the Philippine Open on a number of occasions and was the home of the Resorts World Manila Masters........Read More
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When I was starting in the game, Luisita Golf and Country Club was a unicorn among golf courses. We all knew about the club's history and its place in golf in the Philippines. How it's the only golf course in all of Asia designed by the legendary golf course architect Robert Trent Jones.......Read More
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The Palmer Course at Forest Hills provides a suitable compliment to the Nicklaus Course. It's not as long or as difficult. What sets it apart is the terrain on which it sits........Read More
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One of the most underrated golf courses in the country has to be Forest Hills Golf and Country Club’s Nicklaus Course in Cogeo, Rizal. It is one of the best ball strikers’ golf courses in the country - to paraphrase Frank Sinatra, if you can play well here, you can play well anywhere.......Read More
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2020 has been a disastrous year for the Philippines. At the onset of the year on the 12th of January, Taal Volcano broke its decades long slumber, shook the earth and spewed ash high up into the Philippine sky.......Read More
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The Palmer Course at Forest Hills provides a suitable compliment to the Nicklaus Course. It's not as long or as difficult. What sets it apart is the terrain on which it sits........Read More
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One of the most underrated golf courses in the country has to be Forest Hills Golf and Country Club’s Nicklaus Course in Cogeo, Rizal. It is one of the best ball strikers’ golf courses in the country - to paraphrase Frank Sinatra, if you can play well here, you can play well anywhere.......Read More
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2020 has been a disastrous year for the Philippines. At the onset of the year on the 12th of January, Taal Volcano broke its decades long slumber, shook the earth and spewed ash high up into the Philippine sky.......Read More
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Summer in the Philippines is the time to go on vacation. As a young adult, going to the beach in the Matabunkay/Nasugbu stretch of Batangas was a favorite destination. It was relatively close to the city and the black sanded beaches presented a chance to kick back and enjoy the company of friends and family......Read More
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It is no surprise that Sherwood Hills Golf Club holds a special place on the list of my favorite golf courses in the Philippines. Sherwood Hills is a two-time winner of the Golf Digest Architectural Award, so there are many that share my sentiments........Read More
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What is your favorite golf course in the Philippines? It is the question that I’m asked the most. There is no cut and dry answer to the question. Not to evade the question; but it speaks to the quality and the diversity of the golf courses in the country......Read More
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2020 has been a disastrous year for the Philippines. At the onset of the year on the 12th of January, Taal Volcano broke its decades long slumber, shook the earth and spewed ash high up into the Philippine sky. Perched on the end of the Tagaytay ridge, no golf course more adversely affected by the eruption than Tagaytay Highlands International Golf Club. It sat straight in the path of the ash cloud as the winds blew the volcanic debris North......Read More
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It’s been almost exactly a year since I first set foot on Puerto Azul Golf and Country Club since its acquisition by Salvador “Buddy” Zamora and its renovation, presided over by his son, Bodie. It’s amazing to see the golf course in this kind of condition again.....Read More
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