Bravo Golf Course

Bacolod has some decent courses...though they are quite proud of their courses and charge an arm and a leg for a round.

 

Well, that was unnecessary.

Caddies are kinda there to hold your hand. They are supposed to know and tell you the distance to the hole that helps with selecting the correct club, fix your divots, handle the pin, carry your clubs, etc. They are supposed to stay by your side. Ball spotters are a different job all together...usually hired during tournaments by the course to speed up the game play (or you can hire a second caddie on individual games).

You know you are supposed to keep it in the fairway, right? Makes it much easier to keep track of your balls. Ang Tay is one of the easiest courses I've ever played. The entire course is pretty much a fairway. You pretty much just have to keep it within the boundaries of the golf course to hit a fairway. Or I suppose you could just play with partners with good eyesight.

What I don't like about Ang Tay is the straight fairways (back and forth game play), lack of hazards/challenge and horrible green maintenance, which makes putting with any sort of accuracy out of the question (perhaps they have improved the greens since the last time I played). Ang Tay is a fun course if you are just out for a social/drinking golf experience. I recommend knocking down at least 3 beers before going out on the course. It really helps mitigate the irritations mentioned above and makes it a significantly more challenging course. We shouldn't be knocking people who are looking for a more serious game and challenging course. Ang Tay is what it is, some people are going to like it, some are going to hate it.