Facilities
Sports Facilities:
Foods and Beverages
SPORTS FACILITIES
It is a par-72 course with four man-made lakes and a natural creek winding through the course, that offer various challenges. The golf course can accommodate a maximum of 320 players in a day. It takes approximately four and one-half hours for a flight consisting of four players on normal playing weather days to finish 18 holes of golf. It also has a driving range, putting and pitching greens and a pro shop for all your golf needs.
Golf Rules and Regulations
- All Members and their Guests are enjoined to observe strictly the following golf course rules of the Club, so as to avoid disputes and make every game enjoyable. These rules are additions to those of the United States Golf Association, and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews that govern use of the golf course:
- Rule on Club Provisions, Liquor, Utensils: It is prohibited to bring any food and beverage property from the Clubhouse or Tee Houses to the teeing ground, practice greens or any part of the fairway.
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Guests to play golf: The privilege of playing on the golf course may be granted to Guests upon invitation of, and accompanied by, a Member in good standing under the following conditions:
- A Member of the Club may bring a maximum of 4 guests during weekends except holidays, but the Member must play with them.
- A Member of the Club may bring a maximum of 2 guests during weekends and holidays, but the Member must play with them.
- Guests may be invited to play only 18 times a year, after which every succeeding game will be charged twice the standard green fees.
- Informing Guests of rules: Members should courteously inform Guests who may be unfamiliar with Club rules, in case any violation is being committed.
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A reciprocal privilege with other local golf clubs is not a policy of the Club and will be avoided. However, the Board of Directors may consider reciprocity with foreign golf clubs on a case-to-case basis.
Priority on the Golf Course
Participants of Club-Sponsored tournaments have the right of way at all times.
Threesomes and foursomes shall have equal standing.
A twosome or a single player has no standing or right of way.
A fivesome may be allowed to play only under the following conditions:
It must finish 9 holes in 2 hours and 15 minutes.
It must allow the group behind it to pass, if there is a clear hole.
A flight cutting in from any green to another tee, other than the one immediately following the hole played out is not allowed.
Clear hole ahead: Players must give way to the flight directly behind them, when there is a clear hole between them and the flight ahead.
Single players and twosomes are not allowed to play on weekends and holidays, except after 2:00 pm and subject to course traffic conditions.
If a threesome/foursome start to play on a weekend or holiday and, due to illness or an emergency, play may be stopped, the flight will be allowed to continue, provided it has a minimum of two players, one of whom is a Member.
Slow Play:
Any group that fails to complete 9 holes in 2 hours 15 minutes will not be allowed to continue the game on the succeeding tee, but will be sent back to the tee where it started.
Players searching for a ball should signal the players behind them to pass.
Marshals will be assigned to speed up play. Their decisions declaring a flight to be slow must be accepted and followed.
Etiquette on the course
In the interest of all, players should play without delay.
Do not move, talk or stand close to or directly behind a player making a stroke.
Maintain your pace with the flight directly ahead of you. It is mandatory to allow the flight behind to hit their tee shots. This also applies to hole number 4 (If you do not follow this rule, you play at your own risk).
Refrain from making unnecessary noise on the Golf Course.
Players should immediately leave the putting green when a play is completed on any hole.
Be fair and play according to the rules of golf.
Preservation of the Course
The use of soft-spiked shoes is mandatory.
Players must ensure that caddies fix divots immediately.
In fairness to other players, sand traps must be raked immediately after its use.
Ball Marks must be repaired immediately. Ball marks repaired immediately will recover in a day, while those repaired after an hour will take days or even a week to heal. Repair your own ballmarks plus one more.
Help keep the course clean. Do not throw cigarette butts, candy wrappers and other litter anywhere.
Do not destroy or break anything on the course.
Do not pick fruits or flowers.
When the condition of the course so demands and in order to help preserve it, the Golf Committee may authorize players to be governed by winter rules or preferred lie, subject to the following limitations:
Balls lying on the fairways may be lifted, cleaned and placed within six inches, but not nearer the hole.
Balls lying inside an uncut portion of the fairway must be played as they lie.
Address all suggestions for the improvement of course conditions to the Golf Committee.
Caddies
Caddies are assigned to players on rotation basis during ordinary days. Request for caddies may only be allowed during the weekends, holidays or Club-Sponsored Tournaments.
Members and Guests are requested to to treat their caddies with respect. They are not to be shouted at, cursed or physically abused. Complaints from players regarding their caddies may be addressed to the Caddie Master.
Caddies are allowed to leave their players in cases of physical or verbal abuse, or if the caddie finds the player to be cheating.
Members are requested to ensure that their caddies are well prepared for a round, in proper uniform and with complete gear like sand bags, ball mark repairer, markers, etc.
Members and Guests are not permitted to engage in caddies' services except through the Caddie Master.
Caddies are not allowed in the Clubhouse or Locker Rooms under any circumstances. Members and Guests are expected to cooperate by refraining from asking caddies to run personal errands in these areas.
Caddies must be paid immediately in cash.
Golf Tournaments
The Club regularly holds its own sponsored tournaments. These tournaments shall have priority and non-participants may not be allowed to tee off at certain times. In major tournaments, the course may be closed to non-participants.
Member-sponsored tournaments will be allowed only on Tuesdays and Fridays. The course may be closed for Member-sponsored tournaments. Their tee-off time will be scheduled to avoid causing inconvenience to other regular Members who may also want to play.
Green Fees
Green fees will be charged to Members' Guests, and are computed on a 9-hole or 18-hole basis. Additional holes will be charged accordingly.
Driving Range fees will be charged per bucket of balls for Members and Guests.
Fees are subject to change as the Board of Directors may decide.
Starting Times
Tee off is done by reservation on weekends and holidays.
Any group not ready to tee off as scheduled loses its place, unless prior arrangements have been made to exchange turns with another group and the Official Starter has been notified.
Unless specified by the Club (i.e. shotgun tournaments), players may tee off only from hole nos. 1 and 10, and only upon instructions from the Starter.
Special Provisions
All flights must be accompanied by a Member. Guests are not allowed to play without a Member in their flight.
Dependents need prior written clearance from the Golf Pro before being allowed to play on the course.
Beginners are required to get prior written clearance from the Golf Pro before being allowed to play on the course.
Adult non-players may accompany players on the course. However, they do so at their own risk and should be properly attired and not walk on the putting greens and through bunkers.
Non-playing minors are not allowed to accompany players on the course.
No golf lessons are allowed on the course on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays.
Caddies have been instructed to remind players of existing course rules when the need arises.
Members and Guests who disregard course rules will be reported to the Board of Directors for proper action.
A monthly storage fee will be charged to Members who store their golf clubs and/or golf bags in the ACCI bag storage area. Charges for golf club care include the normal cleaning and monthly storage of golf clubs and bag.
Golf Carts
Golf carts are available at the Club for Members and Guests for a fee based on 9-hole or 18-hole rates, as determined by the Board of Directors.
Members, prior to the rental of the cart, must first read a sample undertaking contract found in the Handbook.
Members may use their own golf carts, provided that an engine noise-muffling system is installed. Use of Club-owned carts is limited only to the golf course.
A storage fee will be charged to Members who wish to store their carts in the Club.
Golf carts must be driven along vehicle paths.
Alabang Country Club boasts of a well-maintained polo field where a number of the country's prestigious polo tournaments and equestrian activities are held. It may also be used for other sports events upon approval of the Polo Committee, which oversees the operation of the polo field.
Although only members and dependents are allowed to play on the field, non-members/non-resident polo players may also play with the approval of the committee but must pay the corresponding fees.
Equipped with 10 bowling lanes, 2 billiard tables, locker area and a bar, the bowling alley has become a center for sports, recreation and refreshment alike. It is open from Tuesdays to Sundays at 11 am to 9 pm during weekends and holidays, and 1 pm to 9 pm on weekdays. Fully-airconditioned and staffed with its own set of waiters, the bowling alley, which seats roughly 40 persons, has become a venue perfect for fun and recreation of both the young and the old.
Bowling Lane use shall be assigned on a first-come, first-serve basis. Reservations will be honored only if previously approved in writing by ACCI management and the Bowling Committee, such as special tournaments and events, etc.
The Bowling Personnel is in charge of registering the names of all players using each lane. A registered player may continue to use a lane, and may even use two lanes, until any one of the following conditions occur.
Rules and Regulations
1. Only Members & dependents in good standing who are at least 12 years of age may use the gym facilities.
2.ACCI’s Gym is happy to be of service during the following Schedule of Operation:
2.1 Monday - 6:00a.m.–8:00p.m.
2.2 Tuesday-Sunday - 6:00a.m.– 9:00p.m.
3.Gym patrons are required to sign his/her Name & MC number in the Gym logbook before using the gym facility or equipment.
4.ATTIRE: Proper attire shall always be worn inside the gym:
4.1 Shoes with rubber soles
4.2 Shorts, sweat pants, trunks (underwear alone is strictly forbidden)
4.3 T-shirts, sweatshirt, cutout shirts must be worn at all times.
5.Please note that the following apparel / practice / items are not allowed inside the Gym:
5.1 Rubber slippers, golf/leather shoes
5.2 Bare feet
5.3 Food & alcoholic drinks
5.4 Smoking
5.5 Loitering
6. Decorum:
6.1 Be considerate and respect the rights of your fellow gym-users.
6.2 Keep conversation in modulated tone when speaking .
6.3 Absolutely no roughhousing tactics are allowed, which includes cursing, shouting and boisterous laughter.
7. USE OF BALLS, BENCHES AND WEIGHTS. Return movable equipment to its proper place as soon as you have finished using it.
8. Share with others the use of stationary equipment by taking turns.
9. Avoid blocking the view of someone exercising in front of the mirror.
10. When using bench, reclining board or other similar equipment, a full-length dry towel must be placed over the equipment to minimize contact with any part of the body.
11. All equipment shall be on a first come first serve basis. Absolutely no reservations allowed.
12. Keep cellphone conversations quiet and brief. Conversations that will last longer than two (2) minutes should be made outside the Gym.
13. The House Committee shall determine the guest fee forthe use of the Gym.
14. Enforcement of rules/sanctions: Gym instructors are authorized to enforce gym rules. In case of infraction, the Gym Instructor should record the name of the member, the offence, the time and report it immediately to Club Management.
15. Members and dependents should not confront the member in case any rule is being violated, instead the member should report the said violation to the Gym Attendant.
FOOD AND BEVERAGES
With no less than FOOD DETAILS INC. taking care of its kitchen, the Club has a wide range of food and beverages that suit every persons taste. It has a variety of dining facilities to choose from depending on your special event.
Festive sundays. Experience our delicious and creative menu items, a selection of dishes from local to international. The decorative manifestation of our featured cuisine sets the mood and the presentation of dishes pleases both the eye and the palate. These intoxicating menus is inspired by a blending of cultures, tastes and textures prepared with the freshest ingredients. It happens right here in an all-you-can eat Sundays.
Banquets, private parties & special events. Celebrate your most-awaited event of a lifetime. Throw a party here and taste the best of what comes from an ordinary... in more ways than one. A momentous wedding, a hilarious birthday, a picture-perfect party of friends, mind-blowing team building and seminars... It’s very rewarding to look around and find in this place where everything can happen just the way you want it.
President's Dining Room
Used as one of the more formal function rooms, the main dining room accommodates a bigger number of persons than our usual function rooms but a more close-knit group than our Main Ballroom. It can accommodate up to 90 persons and is usually open on Sundays only or for other special scheduled functions upon reservation. Carpeted, air-conditioned and cozy, the Main Dining room is excellent and conducive for intimate gatherings and parties. It has a floor area of 180 square meters and minimum requirement of 50 persons.
Family Veranda
The heart of the main dining area in the ACCI Clubhouse. Open from 6 am to 9:30 pm Tuesdays through Sundays, this open-air veranda seats about 165 persons and is bustling throughout the day from breakfast till dinnertime with Members, Dependents and friends. The Center Veranda has a floor area of 453 square meters. It has minimum requirement of 50 persons.
Golfer's Veranda
Adjoined to the Center Veranda and overlooking the golf-course as well, is the open-air Golfers' Veranda which welcomes its golfers to dine and relax after a day's flight. Serving refreshments and full-meals, the Golfers' Veranda is open from 6 am to 8 pm, Tuesdays through Sundays and seats 85 persons. Usually, resounding with the very animated groups of golfers that come to eat here, the venue has a bar of it's own and is decorated with golf paraphernalia such as, bulletin boards announcing upcoming tournaments and golf activities, players' handicaps, golf course developments, etc. The latest addition - 4 new and improved hole-i.
The Acacia Room. Among the three function rooms available for use, has the largest seating capacity of 110 to 120 persons. It has a floor area of 270 square meters with a minimum requirement of 50 persons.
The Narra Room has a seating capacity 15 to 20 persons. Its floor area is 78 square meters and has a minimum seating requirement of 15 persons.
The Banaba Room has the least seating capacity among the three function rooms in the Club. It can seat 12 to 14 persons with a floor area of 36 square meters. It has a minimum requirement of 10-12 persons.
Molave Room
Mango Room
Mahogany Room
The Main Ballroom has a seating capacity for 350 to 370 persons. The floor area is 540 square meters and has a minimum requirement of 150 persons.
Ballroom A has a seating capacity for 150 to 180 persons. The floor area is 340 square meters and has minimum requirement of 100 persons.
Ballroom B has a seating capacity for 80 to 100 persons. The floor area is 200 square meters and has a minimum requirement of 50 persons.