Royal Hong Kong Golf Club - Fanling - New Territories - Hong-Kong

Royal Hong Kong Golf Club -Fanling

Address	Royal Hong Kong Golf Club -Fanling Lot N° 1 Fan Kam Road Sheung Shui, N. T. Hong Kong P. O. Box 1 Shek Wu Hui Post Office N. T. Hong Kong
Telephone	Bookings: (852) 2670 1211
Fax	(852) 2679 5183
Email	enquiry@hkgolfclub.org
Website	www.hkgolfclub.org
Holes	Old Course -18 / The Eden-18 / The New Course -18
Yardage	(Blue Tees): . Old Course -6231 (Traditional southern English layout) . The Eden -6060 . The New Course -6531
Par	71/70/70
Visitors	Private Members Club. No closing day. Visitors welcome Mon to Fri. Max. Hand. Men 24/Ladies 36. Advisable to call after 3.00 p.m. the day before to pre book a starting time. Appropriate golf attire required.
Green Fees	18 holes including the use of Driving Range - H
Course Designer	The Club was originally formed in 1889.
Location	. By train (KCR Line): Train for Lo Wu or Sheung Shui first, taxi for the Golf Club at Sheung Shui . . By road: Take the Tolo Highway and leave it at the exit sign "Shek Kong" "Kwu Tung". The club is about 500 yds from the highway (Car Park on the left & Club House across the Fan Kam Road).
Facilities	. Lounge, Extensive dining facilities offering both Chinese and Western menus. Verandah overlooking the courses, Card Room, Mahjong Room and Quiet Rooms . Halfway houses . Accomodation for Members . Trained Caddies available . Golf shoes available for hire . 34-bay driving range, Pitching & Putting Greens . Swimming pools, tennis courts, 2 billiard tables
More Information	The Hong Kong Golf Club also owns the Deepwater Bay Golf Club. Venue for the UBS Hong Kong Open Championship.
Reviews	One of the best and most difficult courses you'll ever play. Don't let the fairly straightforward start fool you! Beautiful views,undulating lightning fast greens and magnificent fairways and trees galore, this one's not for the fainthearted. Whatever handicap you've managed to achieve elsewhere you need to add at least three! We played this on a fairly calm summer day, but the locals told us there is normally a gale blowing. Bill Brydon September 14, 2004