Clark Sun Valley Country Club (Sunvalley)

Overview: The Sunvalley row represents the second 18-hole routing in the former Clark Sun Valley complex, now also referenced publicly as D' Heights Country Club. It is a par-72 mountain course of roughly 7,015 yards, sharing the Clark Freeport setting but offering its own sequence of slopes, elevated views and changing tee shots. The terrain is the main defence: a player who controls trajectory and accepts conservative lines will usually fare better than one who treats every downhill or elevated hole as an invitation to attack.

History: The course belongs to a two-layout development whose public naming has changed over time. Current booking material uses D' Heights for the former Sun Valley property, while course guides retain the Clark and Sun Valley names needed to distinguish the two routings. Because the reviewed sources do not settle the original opening year or a reliable designer attribution for this specific loop, those fields are deliberately not inferred from the newer branding.

Did You Know? The Sun Valley routing is described as sitting on the mountain edge with views toward Arayat National Park. That outlook is one of its clearest identifiers and separates it from the companion Clark course, whose descriptions emphasise Pinatubo-side jungle and palms. Together the two layouts explain why the directory needs two rows even though golfers reach them through the same club complex.