Fairways & Bluewater Boracay

Overview: Fairways & Bluewater Boracay is the golf centerpiece of the Newcoast resort on Boracay Island, with holes spread through the Yapak and Balabag side of the property. Graham Marsh designed the 18-hole, par-72 course, listed on the current golf page at 6,524 yards. The experience is unmistakably resort golf, but the routing still asks for proper club selection: tropical vegetation, shaped fairways and changing views make the round more than a simple holiday amenity. Caddies, rentals and golf-service facilities are part of the resort's golf offering.

History: The course grew with the Boracay Newcoast development rather than as an old standalone club. Corporate records show the permanent golf clubhouse completed during the wider resort build-out, while the operator presents the Graham Marsh layout as the island's central golf attraction. The public sources reviewed give different current yardage figures and do not settle the original opening year, so the profile keeps the supplied 6,524-yard figure clearly tied to the current official golf page.

Did You Know? The operator describes this as Boracay's only golf course and notes that it has been used for international golf events. That makes the layout unusual in a Philippine golf itinerary: a player can pair a full championship-format round with the island's beach setting without travelling to another destination. The resort also frames the course within its wider environmental programme, so the golf property is presented as part of the Newcoast landscape rather than an isolated fairway corridor.