Siem Reap Booyoung Country Golf Club

Siem Reap Booyoung Country Golf Club is construction in 72 pars and 18 holes. The Golf Club is the third international standard golf course in Siem Reap and is located only 6km from the center of Siem Reap. The course was designed by Kentaro Sato, the well-known Japanese golf course designer. The course is owned by a Korean company and no expense has been spared making the Siem Reap Golf Club the largest Angkor Wat golf resort.

The Siem Reap Booyoung Country Golf Club layout features generous palm-lined fairways and with five sets of tees is suitable for both beginners and the most accomplished golfers. Both nines open with the long par 5 s which is a bit unusual. Additionally, the toughest par is saved for holes 9 and 18, ensuring that golfers keep their concentration through to the end of the front and back, respectively, to score well.

Other unique features of the Siem Reap Booyoung Country Golf Club are meandering creeks that cross several of the holes almost making for blind water hazards and severe greenside bunkering which demands accurate shot making into the greens. On the other hand, the fairways are wide and flat and the greens very large which balance out the course difficulty very nicely.

Course conditions are immaculate and the clubhouse stands out as the largest structure among the surrounding rice paddies. Elaborate saunas and showing areas are available for golfers bathing after the round. Several restaurants are available although the Korean dishes are highly recommended over the local fare. Over the next 2 years, KTC Leisure plans to expand the site introducing luxury villas, a hotel, a water park, and Cambodia is first horse racing track.