Phokeethra Country Club
An 18-hole resort course near Angkor, combining broad playable fairways with water, bunkering and a Khmer heritage setting around the Roluos Bridge.
Why play Phokeethra Country Club?
Phokeethra Country Club is best positioned as a heritage-led Siem Reap golf round: approachable enough for social and mixed-ability groups, but with water, bunkers and a demanding island-green finish to keep stronger golfers engaged. Its association with Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra supports stay-and-play planning without turning this page into a hotel guide.
A resort round with a heritage setting
First-party course material describes 18 holes and the course’s relationship with the historic Roluos Bridge. The layout is surrounded by natural vegetation and uses broad fairways and generous greens alongside bunkers and water.
Where the strategy appears
Water and bunkering become more consequential as the round progresses, with the island-green finish often used as a memorable decision point. Confirm current routing and playing conditions with the club.
How it fits a Siem Reap stay
The course is near the Angkor and Sofitel resort area, making it a natural candidate for a golf day paired with temple touring. Exact transfer times, access rules, clubhouse status and conditions should be confirmed.
Course facts and planning context
| Topic | Verified detail | Source context |
|---|---|---|
| Format | 18 holes / par 72 | Phokeethra first-party source |
| Setting | Roluos Bridge / Khmer heritage landscape | Phokeethra heritage source |
| Landscape | Natural vegetation, fairways, greens, bunkers and water | First-party and corroborating sources |
| Resort context | Associated with Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf & Spa Resort | Accor / Phokeethra sources |
| Planning angle | Heritage golf day near Angkor | Source-led itinerary interpretation |
Phokeethra Country Club questions
How many holes does Phokeethra have?
It is an 18-hole, par-72 course.
What makes it distinctive?
A Khmer heritage setting, approachable fairways and greens, water and bunkering.
Is it suitable for mixed groups?
Broad fairways and generous greens can suit social groups, while water and finishing-hole decisions add interest.
Can it be paired with Angkor sightseeing?
Yes, subject to current access and timing confirmation.
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Designer: V Golf Design
Par/Yardage: 18 Holes, Par 72, 7,145 yards
Course Highlights:
Hosted the 2009 Johnnie Walker Cambodian Open, showcasing its championship pedigree.
Features extensive water hazards and a restored 11th-century Roluh bridge, adding historical significance to the course.
Offers a mix of tricky par 3s and challenging par 5s, requiring a combination of long drives and precise control.
