Golf Service – National Garden Country Club

I. 2026 Golf Pricing List

Category	Weekday Prices (NT$)	Holiday Price (NT$)
Individual & Family Members	1,870	1,870
Group Members	2,620	2,620
Members' Guests	3,000	3,355
Teams (20+ players)	3,400 (with meal) / 3,650 (without meal)	3,850 (with meal) / 4,300 (without meal)
General Guests	4,000	4,700

• Pricing Details: The above fees include the cost for four players and a caddy. If the number of players is fewer, additional charges for caddies/rental cars apply.。

◦ Three players per caddy: an additional 210 NT$ per person。

◦ Two players per caddy: an additional 280 NT$ per person (not valid on holidays)。

◦ One player per caddy: an additional 620 NT$ per person (only available for weekday morning rounds)。

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II. Special Promotion Projects

• Weekday Morning Golf Discount: Weekdays Before 07:30Players who tee off within 18 holes enjoy discounted rates $2,450。

• Daily Course Promotions: Valid onMondayAny tee time (regardless of morning or afternoon), enjoy special rates $2,450(Not applicable on national holidays)。

• Credit Card Promotions: Must present a physical card. Valid for Shanghai Commercial & Savings Bank, HSBC Taiwan, Hua Nan Bank, UnionPay cards, American Express, etc., on weekdays.

3, 400 / Holidays

3,850。

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III. 2026 Golf Vacation (Accommodation Package)

Main course promotion, valid until December 31, 2026：

• ‘One Night One Round’：

◦ Weekday Morning Golf: $4,760 / person

◦ Weekday Afternoon Golf: $4,960 / person

◦ Holiday Golf: $6,060 / person

• One Night Two Rounds：

◦ Two rounds on weekdays (including one morning round): $7,370 / person

◦ Two rounds on holidays (including one morning round): $9,570 / person

◦ Two rounds on holidays (afternoon round): $10,170 / person

• One Golf Course Accommodation：

◦ Standard double room on weekdays at 60% of the price (including 10% service charge, 2 breakfasts), additional guests from the third onwards are charged according to the room policy.

◦ Standard double room on holidays at 60% of the price (including 10% service charge, 2 breakfasts), additional guests from the third onwards are charged according to the room policy.

Other package options available, please inquire.

• Accommodation Notes：

◦ Room type is a classic standard room (2 large beds), single occupancy requires an additional charge of $1,600.。

◦ Check-in time: 17:00; Check-out time: 13:00 the next day.。

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IV. Course Strategy and Hole Introduction (Score Card)

HOLE NO.	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT
PAR	4	4	5	4	3	4	5	3	4	36
BLUE	414	391	564	411	178	447	555	180	380	3520
White	393	381	518	387	161	428	525	178	362	3333
RED	338	301	440	332	125	368	455	155	312	2826
HDCP	17	11	9	5	13	1	3	15	7

HOLE NO.	1	2	3	4	5
PAR	4	4	5	4	3
BLUE	414	391	564	411	178
White	393	381	518	387	161
RED	338	301	440	332	125
HDCP	17	11	9	5	13

HOLE NO.	6	7	8	9	OUT
PAR	4	5	3	4	36
BLUE	447	555	180	380	3520
White	428	525	178	362	3333
RED	368	455	155	312	2826
HDCP	1	3	15	7

HOLE NO.	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOTAL
PAR	4	3	4	5	3	4	5	4	4	36	72
BLUE	380	185	403	502	226	482	523	486	396	3583	7103
White	338	168	376	479	206	426	494	447	382	3316	6149
RED	316	132	303	425	119	340	468	318	302	2723	5549
HDCP	18	16	12	10	14	2	4	6	8

HOLE NO.	10	11	12	13	14
PAR	4	3	4	5	3
BLUE	380	185	403	502	226
White	338	168	376	479	206
RED	316	132	303	425	119
HDCP	18	16	12	10	14

HOLE NO.	15	16	17	18	IN	TOTAL
PAR	4	5	4	4	36	72
BLUE	482	523	486	396	3583	7103
White	426	494	447	382	3316	6149
RED	340	468	318	302	2723	5549
HDCP	2	4	6	8

Golf Course Introduction / 18-Hole Map Page

National Garden Country Club features a professional-level golf garden course, covering an expansive area of 115 hectares, offering wide views and beautiful scenery. The 18-hole course measures 7,014 yards with a par of 72, showcasing the scale and challenge of international tournaments.

Winding yet grand fairway design allows golfers to enjoy a smooth rhythm and expansive shot lines with every swing. In recent years, the course has fully adopted the Champion Dwarf Bermudagrass specified by the international professional tours, replacing the original green grass. Its speed performance rivals that of European and American tour standards, providing more delicate, faster, and purer putting quality.

Whether you are a golfer who loves precise shots or a player seeking a high-level competition experience, all courses nationwide are built to standards close to professional tournament venues, allowing every golfer on the green to enjoy an unprecedented sensory feast and swinging fun.

Fairway Strategy

No.1

This is an almost straight, stepped downhill par four hole. Standing on the white tee, there is only one bunker on the right side at 272 yards. At the same distance, if you aim to the left side of the fairway, the second shot will land on a platform with about 100 yards remaining; for the second shot, it’s better to hit short rather than too long, especially to the left of the green where the embankment must be guarded, making it the most critical forbidden zone on this hole.

No.2

Opposite in direction to the first hole, this is an uphill par four. The fairway slopes from right high to left low. It is recommended to tee off on the right half to achieve a better approach angle to the green. If the tee shot lands on the left side, it’s not a big problem; the second shot has about 100 yards remaining. The green is elevated, so adding about 10 yards to the shot distance can help. Straight shots towards the flag are easier to stop on the green.

No.3

A short par five with a left turn. The tee shot can be aimed towards the left corner, using a straight or slight left curve shot. The second shot is about 230 yards, downhill towards an elevated green. It’s recommended to use a hybrid or 3-wood to land the ball before the green and let it bounce forward, even if it doesn’t land directly on the green, it leaves a good angle for an up-and-down shot, offering a decent chance for a birdie.

No.4

A short par four with a large water hazard on the right. The tee shot should be controlled around 230 yards, aiming for the left side of the fairway to leave a better approach angle to the green. The second shot is about 120 yards. The right side of the green is higher, so when approaching, the ball should be placed on the lower left side for better stability. If the flag is in front, you can go directly for the pin; if behind, then...

No.6

A high-risk par four hole with a water hazard about 260 yards left of the fairway. For tee shots, use a long iron or hybrid and aim for the left half of the fairway, stopping just before the water hazard on the platform. The second shot is approximately 170 yards remaining. The green is elevated, and when attacking, you can add about 5-10 yards; just ensure your shot clears the front-left bunker.

No.7

A straight-up-and-down par five hole with a downhill tee shot. The fairway slopes from left to right, with the tee placed on the left side near the middle for a better approach angle. The second shot involves a significant uphill climb, adding about 15 yards to the distance. The green is the largest on the course, measuring 62 yards wide. Approaching the green, placing the ball in front of it is a good strategy. If you can reach the green in three shots, leave about 100 yards for the final approach.

No.8

The tee box is higher than the green, but the landing area is on an uphill slope, making the ball stop more easily after landing. The green is about 37 yards deep, and distance control is crucial for club selection. Once the distance is confirmed, hit the original yardage without extra power; the strategy remains to play short rather than long. Against right-to-left wind, adjust your aim but avoid going beyond the right edge of the green.

No.9

A very wide short par four hole, with the 18th hole fairway on the left, making the actual playable width even larger. You can confidently hit your drive full force, with no out-of-bounds on either side. If your drive exceeds 280 yards, you can reach the platform; the second shot is about 100 yards. The approach to the uphill green allows adding about 10 yards. The green slopes from back to front and is noticeably inclined, so avoid going past the flagstick.

No.12

The fairway is designed in an S-shape, but from the new professional tee, the strategy leans towards a dogleg left. The tee shot from the white tee is angled at a bunker about 270 yards ahead, with a forest on the right. A drive of about 270 yards can clear the obstacle, leaving approximately 50 yards for a short approach to the green. When facing the flag, use a bump-and-run shot to let the ball roll onto the green naturally; if the flag is at the back, a high shot with about 7 yards of roll is recommended to stop near the pin.

No.13

A short par five, one of the key scoring holes on the back nine. The fairway is split into upper and lower levels, with the higher on the right and lower on the left. Tee shots must be played from the higher right side for a better angle to the green; shots from the lower left are more obstructed by trees. Both sides of the green are sloped, so if you can't reach in two, aim for the right front of the green for an uphill chip. When the flag is on the left, avoid mistakes that could leave the ball on the left side.

No.14

A downhill, three-shot hole, with about 10 yards less distance. The right half of the green is guarded by a bunker, so the tee shot should be a draw into the green. Regardless of whether the flag is on the left or right, aim for the left half of the green, which slopes from left to right, so the ball will roll naturally to the right after landing. If the flag is on the left, you can leave an uphill putt; if on the right, the ball may roll close to the pin.

No.15

Starting from the white tee, the fairway ends about 255 yards ahead, beyond which is a valley separating from the green. Use a hybrid or 3-wood for the tee shot, aiming for the wider landing area on the left side of the fairway, avoiding the front boundary wall to prevent affecting the angle of the second shot. Since the second shot is downhill, you can reduce the distance by about 5 yards. The green slopes from left to right, with the left side out of bounds. The main target for the approach is the right side of the flag.

No.16

A long par five with a steep downhill and very wide fairway, a must-score hole. The left side is out of bounds, with a bunker about 270 yards on the left. Use the downhill to add distance but be careful to avoid going too far left. The second shot is about 195–215 yards, with a downhill approach that can reduce the distance by 5–10 yards. Aim for the right half of the green, as the left and back sides are out of bounds. Play it safe and target the secure area.

No.17

A long par four with a continuous uphill climb. If you tee off from the bottom tee, the distance will be longer and the shot more to the right, making it one of the most difficult holes on the course. Always aim to hit the right half of the fairway from either tee, to get a better angle for the approach. The second shot is about 150–180 yards, with an additional 10–15 yards for the uphill. When approaching the green, avoid going past the flag; keep the ball below the hole for easier putts or chips uphill.

5. Practice Range Introduction

Sixth, Mutual Benefit Alliance Golf Course (ONE GOLF)

Valid until the end of December 2025：

• Zaisheng Golf Club: Weekday from $3,150 / Weekend from $4,000.

• Dagangshan Golf Course: Weekday from $2,450 / Weekend from $3,200.

• Accommodation Packages: Alliance course members can book rooms at standard double rooms on weekdays/weekends 20% off(including breakfast)。

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Seven, Booking Rules for Playing (Must Read)

1. Please follow golf etiquette and wear appropriate sportswear.

2. Check in 30 minutes before tee-off, and arrive at the starting point 10 minutes early to prepare.

3. Follow the principle of 'slow play, fast walk', avoid congestion when hitting, and complete 18 holes within 4 hours and 30 minutes.

4. Teams should provide the attendance list three days in advance, and submit the tee time and room assignment list the day before playing.

5. When reservations are full on the day, walk-ins will not be allowed to play. Late check-ins will be scheduled based on the first available slot at the tee box.

6. If a team adds more groups on the spot, it must be confirmed whether they can play based on the reservation and current playing conditions.

7. Players who start but do not complete 18 holes must pay full green fee and caddie fee. Weekday early bird 9-hole packages are excluded.

8. Weekend play requires at least three players; if fewer than three, players must join a group arranged at the starting point before playing.

9. For discounts using coupons or credit card offers, please present them at check-in. Changes cannot be made after play begins.

10. If using a golf voucher, fax the voucher list to the course the day before; same-day changes or acceptance are not available.

11. Drone use is prohibited: without the course’s permission, no personnel (including players and companions) may use any drone equipment on the premises to ensure safety and privacy.

12. Photography requires consent: influencers and content creators must obtain approval before filming or producing related media inside the course.

13. Control volume when bringing audio devices: players bringing their own audio equipment should monitor the volume to avoid disturbance and maintain the quality of play and the environment.

14. Pets are not allowed on the course: no personnel (including players and companions) may bring pets to prevent accidents and injuries.

• Online Booking: Official LINE availableOnline Reservation

• Contact Reservation Center：

◦ Reservation Phone: 037-741166 Ext. 3261~3263。

◦ Service Hours: 08:30 – 17:00。

I. 2026 Golf Pricing List

II. Special Promotion Projects

III. 2026 Golf Vacation (Accommodation Package)

IV. Course Strategy and Hole Introduction (Score Card)

Golf Course Introduction / 18-Hole Map Page

Fairway Strategy

5. Practice Range Introduction

Fitness Center

Simulator

Xiao Pan Practice Green

Practice Green on Hole 10

Second Course Practice Green

Sixth, Mutual Benefit Alliance Golf Course (ONE GOLF)

Seven, Booking Rules for Playing (Must Read)

Golf Services

I. 2026 Golf Pricing List

II. Special Promotion Projects

III. 2026 Golf Vacation (Accommodation Package)

IV. Course Strategy and Hole Introduction (Score Card)

Golf Course Introduction / 18-Hole Map Page

Fairway Strategy

5. Practice Range Introduction

Fitness Center

Simulator

Xiao Pan Practice Green

Practice Green on Hole 10

Second Course Practice Green

Sixth, Mutual Benefit Alliance Golf Course (ONE GOLF)

Seven, Booking Rules for Playing (Must Read)