The West Course at Vattanac Golf Resort is one of two separate 18-hole championship layouts at the Phnom Penh property. Designed by Nick Faldo, it opened in October 2020 as the resort's second Faldo-designed championship course. The official club description identifies undulating fairways, Paspalum greens and numerous water features as central elements of the West layout.
Five sets of tees provide playing lengths from 4,935 to 7,249 yards. Cultural features incorporated around the course include a statue of Khmer King Jayavarman VII and a representation of the Terrace of the Elephants, while Dragon Lake occupies a central part of the routing. Three wooden tee houses are positioned around the course.
The course is an 18-hole resort golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,628m (7,249 yards). Designed by Sir Nick Faldo, the course originally opened in 2020. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Tee houses, Restaurant.
Vattanac Golf Resort was developed with two separate championship courses by Nick Faldo. The East Course was the first to open, in May 2019, followed by the West Course in October 2020. The West therefore represents the second stage of the resort's principal golf development.
The West Course differs from its sister layout through undulating fairways and Paspalum greens. Water is a recurring strategic feature, including Dragon Lake in the centre of the course. Five tee positions, ranging from 4,935 to 7,249 yards, were incorporated to accommodate a broad range of playing abilities.
The West Course joined the already-operating East Course in October 2020. Vattanac subsequently developed night golf as another distinct playing option at the resort.
The West remains a separate 18-hole championship course within Vattanac Golf Resort and should not be merged with either the East Course or Night Course in course records.
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