A large golf course in Prado Siongco, Lubao, which opened in 2016. It is a flat course laid out on the Pampanga plains, outside the Clark Freeport Zone. Several write-ups say the same complex also has hotel and villa accommodations, a swimming pool, and a wakeboarding facility, so you can play a round and relax all in one place. It is quite far from Clark and Angeles, and many reviews advise leaving with plenty of time to make your tee time.
The fairways are wide, with almost no uphill or downhill slopes. However, many reviews say it plays harder than it looks because of the water hazards and bunkers throughout the course and the strong winds. The par-3 15th and the par-5 18th are described as island greens surrounded by water. Several reviews say the fairways and greens are well maintained, and some say the greens have slopes that make putting harder than expected. Many reviews also say it is convenient that carts can drive onto the fairways when the weather and course conditions allow. There is a driving range, a clubhouse and restaurant, and golf clubs can be rented.
Many reviews say the staff and caddies are friendly. However, there are also complaints that a caddie handed over the wrong club, or that clubs said to have been wiped clean were left as they were. Some reviews say the food at the clubhouse restaurant, such as sisig, spaghetti, kare-kare, and lechon, was delicious. On the other hand, there are also complaints that service was slow or that guests were rushed to pay in the middle of a meal. One review says they were charged an extra 10% even though tax was already included in the menu prices, so it's a good idea to check your bill.
According to the registered reference rates, the 18-hole green fee is ₱4,200 on weekdays and ₱5,200 on weekends during peak season (11/1–3/14), and ₱1,700 on weekdays in the off-season. The cart fee is ₱1,500 for 2 people sharing 1 cart, and the caddie fee is ₱600 per person. In addition, insurance of ₱150 and a minimum spend of ₱300 are charged separately per person. Several posts say the minimum spend amount must be used on food and drinks at the clubhouse or the halfway house. Several reviews complain that the pace of play was very slow, and there are also reports that tee times can be delayed when there is a tournament or group event. Because there are few trees and little shade, some reviews recommend bringing a hat, sunscreen, and water. Some reviews also advise bringing your passport and not losing the club pass you receive when you enter. According to news from the business, tee times can be booked through the front desk.
Several reviews say the last stretch of the Google Maps route differs from the actual road. They suggest setting Pradera Verde Hotel as your destination or turning left at the Pradera sign. According to Google Maps, there are wheelchair-accessible parking spaces and an accessible entrance. Inquiries can be made by phone, email, or Facebook.
Information checked: November 2026 (based on the internet reputation card, Google Maps, Google reviews, Naver blogs, Tistory, and Facebook reviews). Rates and course operations may change, so please check before you visit.
