Canlubang Golf & Country Club

Canlubang Golf & Country Club is one of the Philippines' largest golf courses, built on a former sugar cane plantation. The course comprises two distinct layouts: the North Course and the South Course, each with 18 holes and a par of 72.

The North Course is characterized by challenging, lengthy fairways with scenic views of man-made lakes and ravines. Its signature holes—the 9th and 18th—are particularly notable, with hole 17 being a demanding par-5 featuring a ditch beyond the fairway and one of the course's smallest greens. Strong winds add to the difficulty, making it demanding for players seeking a rigorous test.

The South Course offers a contrasting experience with wider, more generous holes and tropical vegetation. It features magnificent views of Laguna de Bay and Sierra Madre, making it relatively more accessible while still presenting challenges through numerous ravines. The course is particularly popular among women golfers.

Both courses provide three sets of tees (Blue, White, and Red) with varying slope ratings. The North Course slopes range from 130-135, while the South Course slopes range from 128-135. Canlubang is a private facility offering professional caddies, practice facilities, restaurants, and multiple amenities including hotel accommodation.