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Dara Sakor golf evidence timeline: field visit, event, historical prices and 2026 status

Dara Sakor golf is not a static yes-or-no fact. Historical layout, held activity, prices marketed at the time and current access are four different timelines. Public sources span different dates; simply combining two 18-hole layouts, 36 coastal holes, an 18-hole Mountain facility, event packages and a currently open range would create false totals and availability. This page states what each source establishes at its date and places the latest operational confirmation of 1 August 2026 in the current layer.

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Historical-event use boundary:Event records separate announcements, on-site or result coverage, and closing reports. A historical event is not current access, an annual recurrence or an open registration offer; future dates, places, transport, stays and services require current organiser and government notices.

Evidence timeline

· Late-2024 visit: historical experience of two 18-hole layouts

Evidence stage:Media field report published

G-Economy published a reporter's field account on 5 February 2025 for a late-December 2024 visit. It described a flatter Ocean layout, a more undulating Mountain layout and a range, golf hotel, dining and coastal combination.

Low- and peak-season daily spend and the 18-hole caddie tip belong only to that visit and interview indication. They establish historical experience and price context, not 2026 turf, holes open or current charges.

Source for this stage:[1] Dara Sakor golf field report: late-2024 observations of the Ocean and Mountain courses

· Regional itinerary entry: enquiry does not equal live availability

Evidence stage:Tour-operator promotion

Golfasian used Golf Travel Wire to market the Ocean and Mountain courses as two 18-hole layouts within a southwest Cambodia itinerary, establishing a public tour-operator destination proposition in 2025.

A commercial release can be an itinerary enquiry entry, not an independent condition review or proof of tee time, transport, stay, package or service quality for an intended date.

Source for this stage:[2] Golfasian Dara Sakor itinerary release: two courses and enquiry boundaries

· 9-11 May event and the historical USD 230 package

Evidence stage:Corporate post-event record

The corporate post-event report states that a golf championship was held from 9 to 11 May at the Coastal and Mountain golf courses. It is the company's historical record of a completed event, not independent federation certification.

The same report's USD 230 per person for two nights, two rounds and four meals is a May 2025 historical package. It can be referenced with its date, not used as a 2026 quote or proof that the Mountain 18-hole layout currently operates.

Source for this stage:[3] Dara Sakor golf championship and historical package in 2025: corporate post-event record

· Current layer: 36 coastal holes operating, Mountain range only

Evidence stage:Current operational confirmation

The latest project confirmation is that the 36 coastal holes remain operating and only the Mountain driving range is open. This newer confirmation answers what is currently usable.

Operation still does not mean a tee time is available on every date. Holes available, maintenance, caddie and cart, rental clubs, fee, stay, weather and cancellation require a written date-specific reply.

Source for this stage:[4] Current Dara Sakor golf status: 36 coastal holes operating and Mountain driving range open

What public evidence establishes

What remains unproven

Checks before sharing a future event

  1. Confirm whether the request is the coastal course, Mountain range or another facility formally confirmed open later.
  2. Obtain event or tee date, organiser or operator, exact place and contact.
  3. Obtain price, currency, tax, stay and meals, caddie and cart, club rental and transport inclusions.
  4. Confirm capacity, registration and payment counterparty, cancellation and refund, weather and medical arrangements.
  5. Only after dated written information is reviewed should the user distribute it or convert it into a saleable enquiry.

Frequently asked questions

Did Dara Sakor really host a golf event?

The corporate post-event report of 12 May 2025 states that a championship took place from 9 to 11 May. It establishes a company report of a completed event, not independent federation certification or future recurrence.

Can I currently play the 36 coastal holes?

The project confirmed on 1 August 2026 that the 36 coastal holes remain operating. Holes available, tee time and maintenance for an intended date still require written operator confirmation.

Is the Mountain 18-hole course currently open?

Only the Mountain driving range is currently confirmed open. Historical event or two-layout records cannot make the Mountain 18-hole course currently playable.

Can I still buy the USD 230 package?

Not as a current product. It is a May 2025 historical corporate price for two nights, two rounds and four meals. Obtain a new dated quote with inclusions and validity.

Can the One-Map system book or take payment for golf?

No. The One-Map system provides evidence, verification questions and a reviewed enquiry entry. It does not collect for a course, hotel or tour operator and does not request a card or verification code.

Reviewed source records

  1. [1] Dara Sakor golf field report: late-2024 observations of the Ocean and Mountain courses
    G-Economy · · B
  2. [2] Golfasian Dara Sakor itinerary release: two courses and enquiry boundaries
    Golfasian via Golf Travel Wire · · C
  3. [3] Dara Sakor golf championship and historical package in 2025: corporate post-event record
    Coastal City Development Group · · A
  4. [4] Current Dara Sakor golf status: 36 coastal holes operating and Mountain driving range open
    Dara Sakor Resort · No publication date stated · A

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