Siem Reap — Seven Nights
The best course in Cambodia, and the greatest religious monument on earth, twenty minutes apart. No other golf destination offers this.
Duration7 nights
Golf3 rounds
BasisTwin share
FromOn request
The best course in Cambodia, and the greatest religious monument on earth, twenty minutes apart. No other golf destination offers this.
Championship golf in the morning. Angkor Wat at sunset. The same day.
There are only two courses in Siem Reap worth your time, and we play both. That is deliberate. We could pad the week out with a third, but it would be a worse round in a place where the golf is only half the reason you came.
Angkor Golf Resort is Nick Faldo's design and, by common consent, the finest course in Cambodia. Phokeethra is the country's first championship course and has hosted the Johnnie Walker Classic and the Cambodian Open. You will play Angkor twice — once to learn it, once to play it — and Phokeethra between.
Around the golf: Angkor. Which deserves more than a photograph and a coach party.
A suggested shape — every day flexes to your group, your handicaps and your pace. Nothing here is fixed in stone.
Private transfer from Siem Reap International to your hotel. Evening at leisure — the old market quarter, or dinner somewhere quiet.
Nick Faldo's design and Golf Digest's pick as the best course in Cambodia. Water borders every hole, the paspalum is generous, the greens are quick and full of subtle break. Fifteen minutes from town.
Sunrise over Angkor Wat, then Ta Prohm and Angkor Thom before the heat. We arrange a private guide who knows how to tell it — the difference between a good day and a great one here is entirely the person walking with you.
Cambodia's first championship course, host of the 2009 Johnnie Walker Classic and the 2010 Cambodian Open. An 11th-century Khmer bridge sits between the ninth green and the tenth tee, which tells you something about where you are.
Tonle Sap and the floating villages, the outer temples at Banteay Srei, or nothing at all by the pool.
Angkor again — and not as a compromise. It is the best course in the country and one round is not enough to play it properly. You will score better and enjoy it more.
A final day — the markets, the spa, or a last sunset at a temple with fewer people in it than you would expect.
Private transfer to Siem Reap International, or the short hop south to Phnom Penh if you are continuing — ask us.
The same courses, the same rounds, the same care — the only thing that changes is where you rest your head. Pick the tier that fits the trip you want.
Park Hyatt Siem Reap or Shinta Mani Angkor — strong five-star in town, or characterful boutique.
Raffles Grand Hotel d'Angkor — colonial landmark, elegant, central.
Amansara — the finest property in Siem Reap, in King Sihanouk's former guest house.
Cambodia is the quietest golf in Southeast Asia — and the most surprising. Thailand and Vietnam are both an hour's flight away.
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