It's not as cheap to play golf as it used to be. Greens fees have tripled in the past decade, driven up no doubt by the flocks of golfing enthusiasts from Japan, where the cost of a game is through the roof. But compared with playing golf in Japan, Hong Kong is a giveaway, especially since the opening of the two 18-hole public golf courses at Kau Sai Chau, near Sai Kung in the New Territories.

Since courses can be crowded, it's recommended you call the clubs beforehand to check whether they're are open and what tee-off times are available. It's best to book a tee-time in advance.

Recommended hotels for golfer

Regal Riverside Hotel Hong Kong

Regal Riverside Hotel is located in environment friendly Shatin overlooking Shing Mun River. The hotel offers spacious guest rooms, a variety of restaurants/bars, an outdoor swimming pool, a health club and a recreation centre. Ideal for holiday makers who prefer to stay away from the hustle and bustle. Shopping and entertainment complexes are within a short ride with the free shuttle bus service.
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Royal Park Hotel Hong Kong

Located in the heart of Shatin, the Royal Park Hotel is a 16-storey twin tower with commanding views. A variety of well-appointed, spacious rooms and superb dining facilities will please every type of traveller. Conveniently located in the New Territories, and adjacent to the Shatin station of Kowloon-Canton Railway, the hotel is just 25 minutes from China by rail and 45 minutes from the Hong Kong International Airport.
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More hotels near The Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Public Golf Course
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Other Golf courses Hong Kong:

Discovery Bay Golf Club - Lantau Island - Hong-Kong - Wonderful views of Big Mist Mountain, Silvermine Bay, Discovery Bay, Kowloon and Hong Kong. Mountainous terrain.

Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club - Dramatically located on the Clearwater Bay Peninsula the Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club seems as if it has always been there, one of Mother Nature's natural wonders. No matter where you are on the course, you can't help but be awe-struck by the view as you overlook the amazing eastern approach to Hong Kong Harbour.

Golf Rules from USGA and The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, Scotland
Learning and playing by the Rules of Golf is very important. Golf is a game where you are expected to play by the rules and it is each player's responsibility to follow the rules.

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