The Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Public Golf Course

it’s a PUBLIC golf course where you can enjoy not only golfing (18-hole or driving range), but great food and serenity, no membership needed at that. the ferry near Sai Kung pier runs every 00 20 40, with shuttle van (between KSC pier and main building) matching the schedule.

There are three 18-hole. The course with the most beautiful scenery is East Course then North Course and then South. Good management. But you need to keep the pace so it is not a very relaxed course u will enjoy. The HK Jockey Club manages the course decently despite of the high traffic.

The course is good condition, fairways have many slopes. I prefer the North course, however no buggy, the range is quite simple. East is pretty but very difficult, many blind shots. South a fun game. Make sure to collect loyalty card if regular play. Staff very helpful, especially a wavy haired lady in the locker storage area. Be patient with the staff too. Course marshalls often rush slow golfers. Beware. 4.5 rating if I could.

The one and only public golf course in Hong Kong.. take special ferry from saikung port every 20 minute.. it takes 15 minute trip form port to the kausauchau port.. then we will picked up by shiupa till the lobby.. After that we have to check in by showing our qr code sent to email and pay the green fee.. green fee includes the golf car, welcoming drink, warmup ball.. but you have to bring your hk driving license.. alternatively you must rent electric cart to carry your bag.. Fairway is very good, green is well maintained, and the scenery is amazing facing the sea.. fully satisfy 5 stars.. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Nice place to play golf with great scenery. 40 minutes from Central via car, 20 minutes via ferry and 5 minutes bus transfer to the club. Private Pier for Ferry transfer is next to the public piers at Sai Kung town. Buggy on track only. There are chilled drinking water dispensers on the course so no worries about hydration. There is a restaurant and a sandwich kiosk if you need to buy food and drinks. All bookings via online 1 week in advance. Booking opens 9.30am. Usually heavily booked. East course is most scenic and challenging. North course is a walking only course. South course is great too. Good luck, have fun and enjoy.

Very good conditions with a public course Worth to visit Take a ferry on Sai Kung pier with 15 minutes boat trip And a 5 minute free shuttle bus to the Club House Very good and beautiful view from the coffee shop on the 2nd floor of the Club House

The only public golf course in Hong Kong! Be prepared for a tee time war 1 week prior to your booking if you want to tee off in the morning. Register for your KSC Jockey Club account before booking for tee time online that opens 7 days in advance. Golf course is well maintained. Except some fairways are a little patchy - some players don’t fix their divots right away (hope we see more responsible players utilizing their portable divot fixing sand bottle). Greens are very well maintained. Sharing my experience as a non local golfer with HKID. Firstly you’d need a valid handicap card that you can get and pay for at GHIN. For the fees, its HKD990 for weekends/PH for 18 holes at the South course. I think it gets to about HKD1500 for non HKID holders. To rent clubs its HKD800 - you get different selection and its first come first serve. We got the pink G430 set! The fee actually comes with a golf cart. BUT since we do not have HK driving license, we can’t drive the carts. We had to drag out golf bags on push carts while the others were using golf carts (TBH this really slowed down the pace of play). You could rent an electric push cart for about HKD75 if i remember correctly but the lady at the front don’t recommend it for first timers. Locker room was kept in great and clean shape. Towels, soap, and hair dryer were provided. The only thing lacking was their weird SOP. I had left my bottle in the ferry on the way back to Sai Kung at 7pm. I called at 7.45pm and asked if I could send my bottle at Sai Kung once my ferry comes back to Sai Kung. They said they can’t. I had to go back to KSC to collect it. Mind you it was already 8pm and the ferry runs once every 30 mins. I had to catch a train that night and if I go back to KSC i have to spend an additional 1 hour just to go back and forth. Understand that they have standards to follow. But under circumstances like this i think exceptions could be made? So yeah i told them to just take my bottle for themselves as i won’t be coming back anytime soon. Ridiculous.

The only public course in HK and it’s a good one! No wonder it’s almost impossible to get on even with its 3 courses. The ferry ride over was quite scenic as well so that was a nice bonus. And the club house food was delicious. Played the North course and thought it was quite friendly till I hit #9 and #10. It got tough in blink of an eye. The 491yd par 4 to start your back nine really required some course knowledge. Even “playing smart” by laying up on second, your third wedge shot onto that green requires precision. Short is water. Long is haz area. Leave it left and pin high, ball would roll off the false front. Hit it right and short, you flirt with its high-lipped bunker…not to mention wedge + soft sand = buried lie. Yes that’s exactly what happened to me. A great round ruined by the double-par. Anyway, great course for sure. Not the easiest for most I’d think. Looking forward to checking out the East course next time…if we could get a tee time that is.

North Course: beautiful views, terrible condition. If you're looking for an Instagram worthy place, play this course... if you're looking for a course where you can actually putt on the greens stay away. Both the greens and the tee boxes were in terrible condition with scars, ball marks, dead patches, divots, etc. Felt like it was nice years ago but has been let go and now is a nice looking relic that isn't very functional. Incidentally, it started raining after 5 holes. Per normal, they made us wait an hour before closing the course for the day, but then only refunded 50% of my green fee and refused to refund any of my club rental... so all in all I paid, $950HK (about $130USD) to play 5 holes of golf on beat up greens and tee boxes.

Decent course with some challenging holes and fairly maintained. Cart path only seems a little unnecessary as the course doesn't appear to have low or soft spots to be concerned with. Customer service is not their strong suit and don't expect help with clubs, etc. Not to the level of world class western courses and service.