Sta. Elena Golf Club

Golf course in Santa Rosa, Laguna, Philippines From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Sta. Elena Golf Club is a golf course within the Sta. Elena Golf & Country Estate in Santa Rosa, Laguna, Philippines.

LocationSta. Elena Golf & Country Estate, Santa Rosa, Laguna, Philippines
Established1992
TypePrivate
OwnerSta. Elena Golf Club, Inc.
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Sta. Elena Golf Club
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14°14′23.3″N 121°05′31.4″E
Club information
LocationSta. Elena Golf & Country Estate, Santa Rosa, Laguna, Philippines
Established1992
TypePrivate
OwnerSta. Elena Golf Club, Inc.
Total holes27
Tournaments1996 Espirito Santo Trophy
GreensTiffEagle dwarf Bermuda
Websitewww.staelenagolf.com
Banahaw Course
Designed byRobert Trent Jones Jr.
Makiling Course
Designed byRobert Trent Jones Jr.
Sierra Madre Course
Designed byRobert Trent Jones Jr.
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History

Businessman Rico Tantoco purchased 200 hectares (490 acres) of land in Laguna from the Yulo-Quiros family which was developed into a real estate project dubbed as the Sta. Elena Golf & Country Estate. As part of the deal, a portion of the sugar plantation was allotted for a golf course.[1][2]

Construction of the Sta. Elena Golf Club began in 1992.[3] The first nine holes were previewed in October 1992.[4] The golf course became fully operational by 1995.[3]

Sta. Elena Golf Club hosted the World Amateur Golf Team Championship for the Espirito Santo Trophy in November 1996.[5][6]

The venue will host a tournament of the International Series in October 2025.[7]

Facilities

The Sta. Elena Golf Club has 27 holes covers an area of 87.9156 hectares (217.244 acres).[3] It was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. under the Robert Trent Jones II Company.[4][8][9] The establishment has three nine-hole nine-hole golf courses namely the Banahaw Course, Makiling Course, and the Sierra Madre Course.[9][10]

Tournaments

The Sta. Elena Golf Club has hosted the following international golf tournaments:

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YearTournamentWinner
1996Espirito Santo Trophy South Korea
2025International Series PhilippinesFrance Julien Sale
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