Tucked away in a tranquil valley in Danao City—just 45 minutes from the Cebu International Airport—Club Filipino Inc. de Cebu provides a peaceful retreat for golfers looking to escape the city's hustle. Designed by Peter Chiongbian and his team, this 18-hole course is thoughtfully crafted to suit all skill levels. Mid-to-high handicappers will enjoy a balanced and accessible game from the White Tees, while advanced players will find a true test of strategy and precision from the Blue Tees, which carry a 70.5 course rating.

Founded in 1928 by a group of American, British, and Spanish expatriates, Cebu Country Club holds the title of the oldest golf course in Cebu. Originally a 9-hole layout, it expanded to an 18-hole, Par 71 course in the early 1960s before transitioning to a Par 72 in the 1980s. The layout was later redesigned by golf legend Gary Player in the 1990s.

Established in Cebu City in 1994 and officially opened in 1997, Alta Vista Golf and Country Club is a relatively modern course compared to many of its Philippine counterparts. Developed through a partnership between Santa Lucia Realty and Development Inc. and the Aznar family, the 18-hole course was designed by golf legend Gary Player.

Located just a 25-minute drive from Mandalay city center at the foothills of the mountain country, Yay Dagon Taung Golf Resort is a 27-hole facility opened in 1996. The course features an uncomplicated layout on reasonably flat terrain, making it an enjoyable experience for players of all skill levels. Its primary challenges come from long, narrow fairways that lead to fast greens.

Established by the British in 1909, Yangon Golf Club is one of the oldest clubs in Myanmar, located a 25-minute drive north of central Yangon. Operating as a not-for-profit organization, the course historically faced seasonal flooding and cracking, leading to several re-routings. However, recent upgrades—including a transition to international-standard Japonica grass—have significantly improved the facility, ensuring excellent year-round maintenance.

Yangon City Golf Resort (YCDC Golf Club), located about 40 minutes north of Yangon, features two distinct 18-hole courses designed to accommodate different styles of play. The first layout, Ngwe Thaw Tar (Silver Course), opened in 1994 and stretches to a challenging 7,000 yards from the championship tees. The second layout, Myakantha Course, opened in 1996 and offers a much shorter 6,208-yard run, which was designed by Kyi Hla Han, the renowned former executive chairman of the Asian Golf Tour.