Blue Sapphire Golf Resort

A stand out feature of Blue Sapphire Golf and Resort, are the lakes, which both golf courses wind their way around.  In addition to the water, the course designers have also added a number of palm trees and local fauna and flora and these frame each hole nicely.

The two, 18-hole golf courses are called Canyon and Ocean.  There’s a choice of five tee positions on each hole of both courses and therefore, golfers of all abilities will feel welcome.  Each course is split up in to two, nine hole sections and the Canyon Course comprises the Blue Sapphire and the Yellow Sapphire.  Water comes in to play on both sets of nine holes and the par-3 holes are particularly noted for water hazards, as they each play downhill and across water.

The Ocean Course, as the name would suggest, also features plenty of water and Pink Sapphire, which is the front nine, offers some of Blue Sapphire’s most testing holes, despite being the shortest nine holes at the golf club.  The second set of nine holes on the Ocean Course, brings home the previous use of the land as a quarry, with plenty of doglegs, based around rock quarry walls.  This is perhaps the most difficult nine holes on the course, with tight landing areas and elevated greens.

Blue Sapphire Golf and Resort is a well maintained golf course, with good fairways and lovely views of the surrounding jungle and hills.  Accommodation is available in either the main resort or in boat themed lodgings around the course.  There is a driving range, seminar centre and simple restaurant available and these are the pick of the facilities.

Blue Sapphire Golf and Resort, is the perfect venue for a testing round of golf and a peaceful stay, away from the city environment.