Not always. While private golf clubs require membership, there are excellent public options such as Marina Bay Golf Course where anyone can book a tee time. Some private clubs also allow visitor access during off-peak hours or with guest sponsorship.

Singapore has a tropical climate and golf is available year-round. However, the driest and most comfortable months are from February to April and July to September, making them the most popular times to play.

Green fees vary by course and day. Public courses start from around SGD 50–100, while private clubs may charge SGD 150–300 or more for non-members. Weekend and evening slots usually cost more.

Simply browse our listings, select your preferred course, and click "Book Now" or "Request Tee Time." Fill in your details and our team will confirm availability and finalize your booking.

Yes, most golf courses in Singapore offer club rental, buggy hire, and locker facilities. Rental fees vary by course, and it's best to check ahead for availability or reserve during booking.

Absolutely. Many courses welcome tourists with open access or flexible booking. GolfSG makes it easy to compare and book options even if you're visiting for just a few days.

Yes. Most golf courses in Vietnam welcome tourists and non-members. Many resort and public courses are specifically designed to be accessible for international visitors, with English-speaking staff and caddie support.

The best time to golf in Vietnam is during the dry season, from November to April. This period offers cooler weather and low rainfall, ideal for full-day golfing, especially in coastal and highland regions.

Green fees vary by course and region. Public and mid-range courses start from USD 40–70, while premium resort or private courses may range from USD 100–180 per 18-hole round. Caddie and buggy fees are often included or required separately.

Yes. While walk-ins may be accepted on less busy days, it’s highly recommended to book in advance—especially for weekend slots or high-demand courses in Da Nang, Ho Chi Minh City, or Dalat. GolfSG allows you to submit booking requests easily online.

Yes. Most major golf courses in Vietnam offer rental sets for clubs, shoes, and even umbrellas. Fees vary by course, but rental equipment is generally clean and well-maintained. You can request rentals during booking or at the clubhouse reception.

The peak season is from November to March, offering dry and cooler weather ideal for golf. Avoid the rainy months (June–October) for a more pleasant experience.

Yes, especially for weekends and popular courses. Many clubs allow booking up to 30 days ahead. For resort areas like Phuket or Hua Hin, early booking is highly recommended.

Yes. Most Thai golf courses require caddies, and it’s customary to tip them at the end of the round. Caddies greatly enhance the playing experience with local course knowledge.

Green fees range from THB 1,500 to 4,500 (SGD $55–$165) depending on location and course prestige. Resort and private clubs are generally higher but often include buggy and caddie.

Some private clubs allow limited public access through booking platforms or hotel concierge arrangements. Otherwise, resort and public courses are more accessible to travelers.

Yes! GolfSG covers popular regions including Bali, Batam, and Jakarta with listings and booking options.

Not necessary. Most clubs offer club and shoe rentals, especially in Bali and Batam resorts.

Yes, especially in major tourist zones and premium clubs.

The dry season from April to October is ideal for golf in most regions.

Absolutely. You’ll find affordable public and resort courses with good facilities across Java and Sumatra.

Yes. Most Malaysian golf clubs welcome non-members and international visitors. GolfSG helps you book easily.

November to March is the dry season and offers the best playing conditions across most regions.

Yes, especially for weekends or resort courses. Advance booking ensures preferred times and pricing.

Yes, most clubs provide rental clubs, shoes, and buggies upon request.

Yes, especially in major resorts and urban golf clubs where service staff and caddies are accustomed to international players.

Yes, many clubs allow international golfers, though some private courses may require guest passes or introductions.

Southern regions (Hainan, Shenzhen) are great from October to April; Northern and mountain areas are best from spring through fall.

Major resort and city clubs often have English-speaking staff; remote courses may have limited communication options.

Green fees vary widely — public courses are affordable, while elite clubs may be premium-priced.

Yes, many Chinese golf courses include or require caddies as part of the full-service experience.

Yes, English is widely spoken at all golf clubs, especially in tourist areas.

Absolutely. Most golf clubs offer full rental services including shoes and trolleys.

Yes, most courses are priced competitively and offer great value for international golfers.

Some private clubs allow guests with advance bookings or a letter of introduction. GolfSG can assist in the process.

Metro Manila for accessibility, Cebu for resorts, and Tagaytay or Clark for scenic retreats.

Yes. Most golf courses in Cambodia welcome international guests and are open to both locals and tourists.

November to March is ideal, offering cooler temperatures and minimal rain—perfect for full 18-hole rounds.

Green fees are typically very affordable compared to other Southeast Asian destinations and range from USD 30 to USD 100+ depending on the course.

Yes. Many courses are designed with wide fairways and relaxed layouts, making them suitable for all skill levels.

It’s recommended, especially in Siem Reap or coastal areas during peak season.

The best season is December to April when the weather is dry and ideal across most regions.

Many courses are open to the public or available to resort guests; memberships are optional.

Yes, most clubs provide equipment rental, buggy hire, and caddy services.

Green fees vary by course but are generally more affordable than other Asian destinations.

You can browse available courses and send booking requests directly through GolfSG.

November to March offers the best weather for golf across the region.

Yes, many private clubs allow visitors with advance booking or hotel packages.

Yes, most clubs offer full equipment rental and experienced caddy services.

Yes, the region is welcoming to female golfers, with many clubs offering mixed and women-only tee times.

Use GolfSG to browse listings and submit a booking request easily online.

Most major courses offer club and shoe rentals. It’s a good idea to reserve rentals in advance during busy periods.

It varies by course. Some include caddies and buggy fees in the package, while others charge separately. Check the course page for details.

Yes. We work with trusted travel partners like Expedia, Hotels.com, and Qatar Airways to help you book golf resorts and full holiday packages.

You can browse verified listings by country or region and click the “Book Now” button on each course page. Booking is handled through our secure partner platform or direct contact with the club.

Yes. We manually review every course to ensure accuracy and quality. Look for the “Verified Listing” badge on course pages.

Yes. We partner with trusted affiliates like Expedia and Qatar Airways Holidays to offer complete golf travel packages including accommodation and flights.

No. Browsing listings and accessing course information is completely free. If you book through affiliate links, it helps support our site at no additional cost to you.