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Republic of the Union of Myanmar – formerly known as Burma – is a country of diversity and many different languages. Myanmar was long considered an outcast nation due to its military coup in 1962 and the sickening human rights record that followed. Nowadays Myanmar is slowly reforming and decades of international isolation drew to a close in 2012, due in no small part to the democracy fighter, Aung San Suu Kyi.

  1. Myotha National

    Myanmar (Burma)

    The course at Myotha National Golf Club was fashioned by Brian Curley in 2018 on a truly grand scale. This 8,000-yard goliath is at the centre of a 1,700-acre industrial park complex to the south of Mandalay and it’s packed with dramatic elevation changes.

  2. Pun Hlaing

    Myanmar (Burma)

    Gary Player could never have imagined the storm of protest that would arise in his native South Africa from his design work at Pun Hlaing Golf Club…

  3. Yangon

    Myanmar (Burma)

    Yangon is the second oldest golf club in Myanmar, the course has changed significantly since its early beginnings in 1909 when it would flood during the monsoon and bake during the summer.

  4. Royal Mingalardon

    Myanmar (Burma)

    Opened in the mid-1990s, Royal Mingalardon Golf & Country Club occupies a substantial portion of Mitsui & Co.’s 3,000-acre township development at Mingalardon Garden City...

  5. Bagan

    Myanmar (Burma)

    The landscape is rather flat at this golfing oasis, the fairways are lightly bunkered and there are no water hazards to speak of so Bagan Golf Club is more of a resort course than a championship-standard layout.