Angkor Golf Resort
Nick Faldo’s course ten minutes from Siem Reap, between temple mornings.
Destination imageryA long, lake-laced course in the rice fields west of Siem Reap, run with the Sofitel Angkor.

Phokeethra Country Club is Siem Reap’s other championship course, set in open farmland about 19 km north-west of town. It opened in 2006 and was rated one of the top new courses in Asia, and it is run in partnership with the Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra hotel, whose guests get a sizeable discount. It is the longest of the area’s courses from the back tees and the most rural, with rice paddies and villages around the boundary. It pairs naturally with Angkor Golf Resort for a two-course stay.
Book in advance through the club on +855 63 964 600, through its website or through the Sofitel Angkor, whose guests receive a large discount on walk-in rates. Caddies and carts are both compulsory. The club quotes green fees on request; a local guide lists nine holes from US$95, so check the 18-hole price and inclusions when you book. Club and buggy hire are available.
Nine-hole walk-in rate as listed by Hello Angkor; 18-hole rates on request, with discounts for Sofitel Angkor guests. Prices change by season and booking route, so confirm the current rate with the operator. Official rates ↗
Weeyos Golf Design laid out the course, which plays to par 72 from 7,327 yards at the back, 6,081 from the club tees and 5,438 from the front. It is tree-lined and open parkland with water in play, on flat land surrounded by farmland. Its length from the back makes it a demanding test for strong players, while the forward tees keep it manageable for most.
Phokeethra suits a morning round before the heat, followed by an afternoon at Angkor Thom or Ta Prohm, which are about the same distance from the course as from town. If you are staying at the Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra, ask for the guest rate, which makes this the better value of Siem Reap’s two main courses. The clubhouse has a restaurant for lunch after the round.
The club is on National Highway 6 in Puok district, 19 km north-west of Siem Reap, about 25 minutes by car. Angkor Wat and Angkor Thom are a similar distance. Siem Reap–Angkor International Airport (SAI) is east of town, so allow well over an hour.
Nearby: 1. Angkor Golf Resort (16 km)
The Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort, near the temples, is the partner hotel and gives the best green-fee discount. Otherwise stay anywhere in Siem Reap town, 25 minutes away.
Angkor Golf Resort, Nick Faldo’s course ten minutes from town, and Siem Reap Booyoung Country Club complete the area’s three courses. Off the course, the temples of the Angkor Archaeological Park, the West Baray reservoir and the silk farms around Puok are all close by.
November to March is dry and the most comfortable for golf. April and May are very hot. From June to October the rainy season brings afternoon downpours, and the surrounding rice fields turn green.
Explore golf by monthThe club quotes rates on request. A local guide lists nine holes from US$95, and Sofitel Angkor guests receive a large discount. Caddies and carts are compulsory.
About 19 km north-west of town on National Highway 6, roughly 25 minutes by car, a similar distance to Angkor Wat.
Angkor Golf Resort, designed by Nick Faldo, is closer to town and more polished. Phokeethra is longer from the back tees and more rural, and it is better value for Sofitel guests. Many visitors play both.
Yes. Caddies and carts are both compulsory. Book in advance.
Last checked 16 October 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
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