Part of the Hong Kong Golf Club’s Fanling course will open to the public after the government reclaims 32 hectares of the premises on September 1. 

This section of the course, which is east of Fan Kam Road, comprises part of the Old Course at Fanling — the oldest golf course in Hong Kong. It features an inclusive park for pets and a walking trail, which will be open to visitors from 7am onwards every day.

There are also two 5-a-side hard-surface soccer pitches, which will open to the public after they are renovated. Other parts of the park will also open later in stages after they undergo maintenance work.

A map showing the layout of the new park and the facilities available to the public. There is woodland area to the south, and pet-inclusive sections further to the north. There are also two 5-a-side soccer pitches.
A map showing the facilities available to the public at the new park (© GovHK)

However, all these facilities will be off-limits to the public from September 11-November 15 because two international golf tournaments will be held at Fanling: the Aramco Team Series from October 6-8, and the Hong Kong Open from November 9-12.

Visitors will continue to get free access to areas of the course that remain with the Hong Kong Golf Club, namely the first three holes of the Old Course, which are open every Sunday from 1pm-9pm.

The new government-run pet inclusive park is the latest of the city’s public spaces outfitted with facilities such as dog excreta collection bins and hand-washing facilities. In June, 54 such parks opened across the SAR.

Header image credits: Hong Kong Golf Club via Facebook

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From the Middle East to the Far East and a couple of places in between, Anjali has lived in no fewer than seven cities in Asia, and has travelled extensively in the region. She worked as a lifestyle journalist in India before coming to Hong Kong, where her favourite thing to do is island-hopping with her daughter. You can check out her musings on motherhood, courtesy her Instagram profile.

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