Highlights

To cope with the significant increase in fuel and other operating costs, there will be an increase in ferry fares with effect from 1 July 2022 with details as shown in the table below:

(from Sai Kung Pier to Kau Sai Chau)

Your understanding of the revision from 1 July 2022 and your continued support to the Golf Course would be much appreciated.

Management

17 June 2022

With effect from 1 July 2022, the hourly parking fee for Non-Golf Course Patrons will be increased by HK$2. Other hourly parking fees will remain unchanged.

* Ticket must be validated with Bar Code by the Golf Course.

# There is a HK$100 surcharge for Non-Golf Course Patron vehicles.  However, this is waived for vehicles entering after 3:00 pm and exiting before 6:00 am.

Thank you for your patronage.

Management
7 June 2022

In view of the continued heavy demand for tee times, the maximum number of rounds per calendar month will remain at 3 rounds per golfer.

The restrictions on maximum rounds per month will continue to be reviewed and adjusted and are imposed to increase fairness to all customers wishing to play at KSC in view of the unprecedented demand for tee times.

Management
24 May 2022

We wish to inform all visitors that the conditions of entry to Kau Sai Chau will be updated as follows with immediate effect.

To safeguard and protect the health and safety of all visitors and staff, no person will be allowed access to Kau Sai Chau if he / she:-

(a) has had within 14 days prior to the date of visit any of the common symptoms of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) – such as fever, malaise, dry cough, shortness of breath, nasal congestion, headache, conjunctivitis, sore throat, diarrhea, loss of taste or smell, skin rash or discolouration of fingers or toes;

(b) has been tested positive or preliminary positive by COVID-19 nucleic acid test (PCR test), or has been tested positive by a rapid antigen test (RAT); ^{Note 1}

(c) is currently under 14-day home quarantine under the “StayHomeSafe Scheme” for being a close contact of a confirmed case, or under 4-day home quarantine under the “StayHomeSafe Scheme” for being a household contact of close contact (second layer) of a COVID-19 case, or has otherwise been in close contact with any person who is a confirmed or preliminary positive case in or outside Hong Kong (including those who are tested positive by RAT) within 14 days prior to the date of visit; ^{Note 1 and Note 2}

(d) has travelled outside Hong Kong and is currently subject to any compulsory quarantine order (including home quarantine);

(e) has been in close contact with any person who has travelled outside Hong Kong and is currently subject to any compulsory quarantine order issued by the Government (including home quarantine), in particular family members, helpers or drivers;

(f) is required to undergo COVID-19 testing pursuant to a compulsory testing notice or direction (except for compulsory testing required after the end of compulsory quarantine or self-monitoring for persons returning from places outside Hong Kong) and has not been confirmed negative; ^{Note 3}

(g) has not been vaccinated or has failed to produce relevant proof of vaccination or exemption in compliance with the Government’s Vaccine Pass requirement. ^{Note 4}

Note 1:For confirmed or preliminary confirmed cases by PCR test or RAT:-

- Those who are in home isolation pending admission to hospital or community isolation facilities may use the Golf Course facilities if he or she is considered as a recovered case:- (i) for those who have received at least two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, after being tested negative for two successive days on Days 6 and 7 by RAT; or (ii) for those who did not receive two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, after being tested negative on Day 14 by RAT;

- Those who have received at least two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine and have been discharged from community isolation facilities as recovered cases after being tested negative for two successive days on Days 6 and 7 by RAT may use the Golf Course  premises upon discharge;

- Those who have not received at least two doses of COVID-19 vaccine and have been discharged from community isolation facilities with home isolation requirement may use the Golf Course premises if he or she is considered as recovered after being tested negative on Day 14 by RAT.

Those under 14-day home quarantine as close contacts and have received at least 2 doses of a COVID-19 vaccine may use the Golf Course facilities after being tested negative for two successive days on Days 6 and 7 by RAT. Those who did not receive two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine may use the Golf Course facilities after being tested negative on Day 14 by RAT.
The day following testing or collection of sample is counted as Day 1. If there is no such record, the day on receiving positive PCR test / RAT result is counted as Day 1.
Details of early discharge from isolation or home quarantine can be found at https://www.coronavirus.gov.hk/pdf/pa_early_flowchart.pdf

Note 2: “Close contact” generally means having direct physical contact, living in the same household, travelling in the same vehicle or flight, having social contact in close proximity such as dining together. The above examples are not exhaustive. If in doubt, we advise visitors to err on the side of caution and refrain from entering the Golf Course premises.

Note 3: If the compulsory testing notice requires more than one test, visitors cannot access the Golf Course premises until the first two tests are returned negative. Thereafter, they may use the Golf Course premises except on the day of each subsequent test and until the test is returned negative.

Note 4:

- Dosage requirement under the Vaccine Pass can be found at https://www.coronavirus.gov.hk/pdf/vp_t1_ENG.pdf

- Vaccination record refers to the following types of record, in paper or electronic form: (i) vaccination record issued under the COVID-19 Vaccination Programme organised by the Government, (ii) declaration record of non-local COVID-19 vaccination record issued at border control points or designated post offices, and (iii) COVID-19 recovery record (from 1 July 2022, COVID-19 recovery records must contain a QR code), which include:

- text message, electronic record or paper certificate of positive PCR rest result issued by the Government or a recognised laboratory under the Laboratory Recognition Scheme of the Department of Health;

- text message or electronic record of a completed declaration of positive RAT test result on the “Declaration System for individuals tested positive for COVID-19 using Rapid Antigen Test” of the Department of Health;

- isolation order issued by the Department of Health;

- discharge letter issued by any public hospital or isolation facilities; and

- any other documents or electronic records issued by the Government or the Hospital Authority pertaining to the recovered person status of an individual.

For persons infected or recovered outside Hong Kong, the relevant proof of infection or recovery should be the record issued or recognised by the relevant health authorities of the place concerned.

- Persons aged 12 or above and are unfit receive COVID-19 vaccination due to medical reasons shall produce the COVID-19 Vaccination Medical Exemption Certificate in the Government’s specified form with a QR code.

- Persons (i) below the age of 12 unaccompanied by an adult or (ii) holding an overseas vaccination record without the relevant QR Code need to make a declaration using the specified form available from the Government webpage with the required proof. From 1 September 2022, overseas vaccination record without a declaration record issued at border control points or designated post offices will not be accepted.

We thank our customers for their support and co-operation in ensuring a safe environment for all.

Management
10 May 2022

Following the announcement of the HKSAR Government on relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions, the Golf Course is pleased to announce the following update to the precautionary measures against COVID-19 with effect from Thursday 5 May 2022:

- For the foyer area opposite Cheers no more than 4 people are permitted per table.

- At catering premises (Coffee Shop and Bar Lounge) no more than 8 people are permitted per table.

- Masks are not required to be worn when playing golf.

All other precautionary measures remain unchanged as follows:

- All visitors must scan the “LeaveHomeSafe” (“LHS”) QR Code at the Kau Sai Chau pier in Sai Kung before boarding the ferry.  Persons aged 65 or above; or persons aged 15 or below and not accompanied by an adult; or persons with disability or other persons recognized by the Government (or organization (s) authorized by the Government) may fill out the prescribed form to provide the required particulars as an alternative to scanning of LHS.

- All visitors can only enter and/or remain in the Golf Course premises having received COVID-19 vaccine.   Dosage requirement under the Vaccine Pass can be found at http://www.coronavirus.gov.hk/pdf/vp_t1_ENG.pdf  For persons holding a vaccination record of having received COVID-19 vaccine(s) outside Hong Kong, without a relevant QR code issued in Hong Kong; or children aged below 12 not accompanied by an adult must fill out the prescribed form to provide the required particulars.   

- All visitors who enter any Golf Course premises or use any Golf Course facilities are deemed to have declared they do not fall within any of the circumstances as stated in the conditions of entry to the Golf Course attached here.

- The temperature screening at the Golf Course pier in Sai Kung will remain in effect until further notice. Any visitors or staff recording a temperature of 37.6 degrees Celsius or above will not be permitted to board the ferries and will be advised to seek immediate medical assistance.

- Please note that all staff and caddies undergo daily Rapid Antigen Tests (RATs) and must produce a negative result before arriving at KSC.

- All persons must wear a face mask at all times before and after exercise within the facilities (exercise being defined as physical activity on the golf courses and practice facilities). Any person who fails to put on a face mask will regrettably not be allowed to board the ferries and shuttle buses.

- Access to play on the courses will be through advance tee time bookings only.  Walk-ins will not be permitted until further notice.

- In all areas of the facilities (except catering premises) a maximum of 4 persons are permitted per group with a minimum distance of 1.5 meters to be maintained between groups.

- All persons are requested to use the hand sanitation station at the Golf Course pier prior to boarding the ferries.

- Shower facilities will remain open and disinfected at least once every 4 hours.

- Golfers returning golf carts to the golf cart center are requested to remove all personal items and dispose of their own rubbish in the bins provided.

- F&B outlets have suspended the provision of buffets. Only a la carte service will be available.

- All high traffic areas and contact points are sterilised on an hourly basis.

Management wishes to thank all customers in advance for their understanding and cooperation.

Management
4 May 2022

Or click here to the tee times in 2022

The tee-time booking system is under continuous monitoring to ensure fairness is maintained in the booking system for tee times.

Customers are reminded that the player making a tee time booking is responsible for that booking and that no player should make a booking unless they genuinely believe the players being booked intend to play on the date and time reserved.

Any players interfering with the normal function of the booking system will have their booking and playing rights suspended.

All customers are reminded not to share their KSC ID and log-in password to any third party. In all circumstances bookers will be held responsible for bookings made under their registered KSC IDs.

Management
17 November 2021

To maintain the facilities in proper conditions and to cope with the increase in operating costs, with effect from 1 October 2021, there will be a general revision in green fees for the North, South and East Courses as summarized below, applicable to both local and overseas players. 

For details, please refer to the separate notice on 2021/22 Fees & Charges.

Since inception, the Golf Course has been administered on a self-financing basis without monetary support from any other organization.  Your understanding of the revision from 1 October 2021 and your continued support to the Golf Course would be much appreciated.   

Management
23 August 2021

To maintain the standards of tuition and cope with the increase in operating costs, the Board of Directors has decided that, with effect from 13 September 2021, there will be a general revision in Golf Instruction Centre tuition fees as summarized below.

Since inception, the Golf Course has been administered on a self-financing basis without monetary support from any other organization. Therefore, your understanding of the revision from 13 September 2021 and your continued support to the Golf Course would be much appreciated.

Management
2 August 2021

We are pleased to announce the launch of the new KSC Booking System from Thursday 18 March 2021 for making bookings to play from Thursday 25 March onwards.

To enable more golfers to experience the new booking system, there will be a limit of one booking per golfer during the period 25-31 March 2021. In April 2021 the normal 4 round limit per golfer will be resumed.

Please visit the website (https://booking.kscgolf.org.hk) for making bookings. For further details, please click the links below for a step-by-step tutorial video, user manual and Q&A.

Tutorial Video

User Manual

Q&A

Management
16 March 2021

We are pleased to announce that registration for the new on-line and telephone booking system will start from 2 p.m. today, 18 February 2021 and the first date for making bookings under the new system will be 18 March 2021.

All existing KSC registered golfers and new golfers must register for using the new booking system. Only those golfers who have registered to use the new system will be able to book tee times from 18 March 2021.

Please visit the website (https://booking.kscgolf.org.hk) for registration. For further details, please click the link below for a step-by-step tutorial video, user manual and Q&A.

Tutorial Video

User Manual

Q&A

Management
18 February 2021

With effect from 22 February 2021, the surcharge for Non-Golf Course Patron at the Lower Floor of the Car Park will be increased to HK$100. This is waived for vehicles entering after 3:00pm and exiting before 6:00am each day.

Other hourly parking fee will remain unchanged.

Thank you for your patronage.

Management
11 February 2021

In view of the deteriorating situation related to COVID-19 only golfers with booked tee times will be allowed access to the golf courses. On day walk-in golf will be suspended with effect from Monday 23 November until further notice.

Patrons are also kindly reminded to wear face masks at all times when not eating at F&B outlets or playing golf and adhere to the latest social distancing measures mandated by Government.

Management will continue to monitor the situation related to COVID-19 and take further actions as necessary to enhance social distancing for the safety of our customers and staff.

We apologise once again for any inconvenience caused.

Management
22 November 2020

Please note that with effect from Friday 27 November 2020 the policy of no changes to weekend and public holiday tee-time bookings will be extended to include weekday bookings. No changes (including players, tee-time, date and golf course) will be accepted, except for withdrawals, (i.e. individual players or cancellations of the entire bookings.)

We appreciate your understanding on the need for this temporary policy and apologise for the inconvenience caused.

The Management
19 November 2020

Please note that with effect from Monday 9 November 2020 all golfers are required to show their identity cards or passports at Starter Huts before tee-off.

Patrons are kindly reminded that any person who plays or attempts to play in another player’s name will be asked to leave the golf course at once without any refund of fees/charges already paid and will also be subject to the same 180-day suspension of playing rights and privilege in making advance tee-time bookings as that of the player who has allowed him/her to play.

The above requirement is on a temporary basis during the current period of unprecedented demand.

We appreciate your understanding on the need for this additional check.

Management
4 November 2020

The Hong Kong Golf Association (HKGA) has launched the new World Handicap System (WHS) in January 2020. The WHS was developed by the USGA and R&A and will provide golfers with a unified and consistent measure of playing ability, with handicaps calculated the same way wherever they are in the world.

New Slope Rating Tables

With the new WHS the KSC Slope Rating Tables have been updated by the HKGA and are available under the golf section on our website at www.kscgolf.org.hk, on notice boards at the Golf Course and at the starting tees of each golf course. Please refer to these tables to determine the correct handicap for the course and tees you are playing from.

Monthly Handicaps

As handicaps through the new GHIN system will show daily updates, you should only use the handicap listed as of the 1^st day of each calendar month when playing within that month. This is a decision made by the HKGA whereby all clubs and courses in Hong Kong should follow.

Further information on the new WHS can be found at the WHS website www.whs.com and the handicapping section of the HKGA website www.hkga.com.

Click here to download the registration form.

Congratulations to Ms. Suh to be our three millionth golfer! She has received 5 complimentary rounds of golf and a commemorative trophy from our Golf Course, and great gifts sponsored by Oakley, Ping and Titleist. Big congratulations to Ms. Suh again!

As part of our commitment to environmental protection and waste reduction the Golf Course will start phasing out single use plastics and replacing these with more sustainable alternatives from 1 October 2018.

• Plastic straws will be phased out and replaced with paper ones on request.
• Plastic stirrers will be replaced with wooden stirrer and bamboo picks.
• Plastic cups and covers for drinks will be replaced with biodegradable types.
• Paper hot dog box and sandwich box will be used for takeaway.
• Plastic take-away food containers will be replaced with biodegradable boxes.
• Sustainable wooden knives and forks will be provided on request for takeaway food.
• Plastic bags provided with take-away food will be phased out and replaced with paper bag (without plastic lining).

Starting from 16 January 2019, the Golf Course will not sell water and drinks in single use plastic bottles. Water and drinks in cans or glass bottles will be available for sale at Cheers, Mobile Kiosks and vending machines. The provision of filtered water and distilled water in reusable carboys will remain unchanged at the Administration Building and the three golf courses respectively.

A simple logo KSC reusable water bottle will be available at Cheers at low cost for customers purchase to use for storing drinks for consumption or refilling on course.

The Golf Course will continue to find ways to make our operations more sustainable and help reduce waste in Hong Kong's landfill.

Management
30/9/2018

The Centre for Health Protection Department has recently announced more than 26 local cases of Dengue Fever in Hong Kong.

The Golf Course has been taking the following additional Mosquito control measures:

• Inspecting facilities, clearing drains and u-channels of debris and eradicating ponding areas;
• Increased the frequency of spray and fumigation by pest control company;
• Installed additional mosquito traps and ensured all are functioning properly.

Management has been closely monitoring the situation, and will act in accordance with advice from the Government.

For your information, the Centre for Health Protection has advised the public to take heed of the following personal measures:

• Wear loose, light-coloured, long-sleeved tops and trousers;
• Use DEET-containing insect repellent on exposed parts of the body and clothing;
• Avoid using fragrant cosmetics or skin care products when engaging in outdoor activities;
• Take additional preventive measures and re-apply insect repellents according to instructions;
• Avoid staying in shrubby areas;
• Use mosquito screens or nets in rooms that are not air-conditioned.

Management
31/8/2018

Patrons are reminded that the complimentary golf bag trolley service is provided exclusively for use between the Golf Course Pier and Car Park in Sai Kung. Under no circumstances should trolleys be used for any other purpose whatsoever.

Patrons leaving trolleys in the Sai Kung town area leads to significant loss and theft of trolleys. The Golf Course is also facing increasing numbers of complaints from the general public on the nuisance caused by trolleys left in public areas.

To ensure the continued provision of the trolley service it is important that patrons use the service as intended between the Golf Course Pier and Car Park.

Thank you for your kind attention!

Management
27/11/2015

• In accordance with Road Traffic (Village Vehicle) Regulations, all golfers driving golf carts must hold a valid driving license with effect from 1 October 2015.
• Hong Kong Identity Card holders who wish to drive a golf cart must possess a full Hong Kong driving license.
• Visitors to Hong Kong (visitors mean that they arrive at Hong Kong other than to take up residence for a period not exceeding 12 months) may drive a golf cart with a valid international driving permit or domestic driving permit / license, provided they are 18 years and above.
• Golfers must provide a valid driving license each time they are issued a golf cart. Otherwise they will not be permitted to drive.

Management
30/9/2015

Notice relating to the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, please refer to details.

Management
28/3/2013

Other Golf Professionals

1. are always welcomed to play at our Golf Course for social purposes.

2. are recommended to respect the professional code by not conducting themselves in a manner which could be considered as COACHING.

3. are requested to note that persons found violating the professional code could be banned from visiting the Golf Course.

Management
15/5/2011