Robert Trent Jones Jr. course on the foothills around Cagayan de Oro.

The layout is good. Rolling, undulating fairways and interesting, challenging greens. Some memorable holes, like 13, a par 3 over a ravine, and 16, a short, drivable, but heavily bunkered par 4. Fairways are pretty wide but there are water hazards and doglegs for variety.

Fairways have been overrun by native grass but that is not really a bad thing. I played it over summer and fairways were hard and occasionally brown.

The club takes care of the greens. They were all pristine and rolled true. They looked like Zoysia.

Bunkers needed more sand and tee boxes needed work. Those were my only nits on the course. No drink houses on either nine so you need to bring your own water.

Clubhouse is old and needs sprucing up, but locker room is acceptably clean. Showers need replacing, though.

The club does not seem to be awash in cash, but they prioritize the greens, which is good.

I enjoyed my round and hope to play it when it's not so dry. I'm told it drains very well. Definitely worth a game if you are in CDO.

– Bob Guerrero

An 18-hole, par-72 championship golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones II is heralded among the top 5 in the country. A majestic driving range, clubhouse, tee houses and practice putting greens complete the golf course facilities.

PROJECT DETAILS

Designed by Robert Trent Jones II, Pueblo Golf is the first and only world-class, all-weather championship golf course in the area. The par 72 18-hole course has magnificent views of the mountains of Bukidnon with occasional glimpses of Macajalar Bay from the back nine holes. The complex layout will challenge players of all skill levels. The 4th and 13th Holes are Pueblo’s signature holes, featuring daunting natural ravines. Pueblo Golf is ranked one of the Top Five courses in the country by Golfing Philippines, the only course to garner such ranking in the Visayas and Mindanao.

Being an all-weather golf course, it is playable the whole year round. It is also environmentally sound, featuring five inter-connected lakes from which recycled water is drawn to water the course – an effective means to conserve water.

Pueblo Golf has played host to a number of major tournaments such as the PAL Interclub, the Rotary International Foundation golf tournament, the Southern Ladies Club, and many others.

Features:

• Tifton dwarf greens and grass tee mounds with undulated greens
• Fully irrigated course with five man –made lakes
• Clubhouse with restaurant, pro shop, locker and shower rooms
• Two practice putting greens
• Open-air full night driving range with natural grass tee-off and fairway targets
• Facilities:
• Floodlights
• Covered driving range bays
• Equipment rental
• Food and drinks
• Golf pros available
• Driving range operating hours

– Red Coral

This residential area is cozy, safe, and a peaceful place to live amidst the busy city. It's exclusive and well-maintained, offering a quiet retreat from the urban noise. However, owning your own transportation is a must, as it's not very accessible by public transit.

– Mal Dita