Caliraya Springs Golf Club (Graham Marsh)

Overview: The Graham Marsh course is Caliraya Springs’ Upland Falls routing, an 18-hole par-72 layout in the highlands of Cavinti, Laguna. It is also called Mountain View in current course guides. The design takes a more elevated and rugged line than the Lakeside course, using dramatic level changes, rocky creeks, mounds and hollows to shape the landing areas. Published total yardages do not agree, so the profile leaves the distance blank while retaining the stable 18-hole and par-72 identity.

History: Caliraya’s original development plan paired an Arnold Palmer Lakeside course with a second course by Australian designer Graham Marsh. A 2001 project report describes the Marsh course as the next phase of construction, while later club and tourism profiles place the wider two-course project around 2002. Those records establish the course’s place in the development story but not a safe opening year for this exact routing, which is why no date is forced into the profile.

Did You Know? Current course coverage highlights two unusually large greens and views toward Mount Banahaw. The detail fits the Marsh routing’s scale: its most distinctive features are not only the individual hazards, but also the combination of expansive putting surfaces, rocky water lines and large changes in elevation across the round.