Located just 15 minutes from central Mandalay on a hill overlooking the Golden Palace, Shwe Mann Taung Golf Resort is a historic British colonial-era course that has been completely updated into a modern parkland layout with upgraded turf and irrigation.

Spanning 286 acres, Royal Mingalardon Golf & Country Club features an 18-hole, par-70 international standard championship course measuring 7,200 yards. The club is conveniently located 6 kilometers from the Yangon International Airport and 20 kilometers from the city center.

Opened in 2000 and located 12 kilometers west of Yangon, the 18-hole, Gary Player-designed Pun Hlaing Golf Club is widely considered the "Pride of Myanmar." This premier facility has hosted major regional tournaments, including the Myanmar Masters (2008–2009) and the Myanmar Open (2017–2018).

Located in an industrial zone 50 kilometers south of Mandalay, Myotha National Golf Club is Myanmar’s premier layout and one of the toughest courses in Asia. Sprawling over 688 hectares, it features dramatic 40-meter elevation changes, deep canyons, and a dry, rugged landscape that resembles an Arizona desert rather than an Asian jungle. While it stretches to a massive 8,000 yards from the championship tees to attract professional Asian Tour events, well-designed forward tees keep the course manageable for shorter hitters.

Located just 15 minutes from Yangon International Airport, Dagon Golf City is a modern addition to Yangon’s historically colonial golf scene. Designed by Phil Ryan of Pacific Coast Design, the course is built on a former fish farm, utilizing extensive mounding and Paspalum grass to ensure excellent year-round playing conditions.

Located just a 10-minute drive from Old Bagan and right behind the Bagan Golf Resort hotel, this unique course is set amidst one of the world’s most famous archaeological zones, surrounded by 11th-century temples, stupas, and pagodas.