- IMG will support Hann Reserve through guest programmes, operational services, international marketing and its global networks.
- Dragon’s Landing is open, while Six Moons is scheduled to follow in late 2026.
- The 450-hectare resort is approximately 20 minutes from Clark International Airport.
IMG and Hann Reserve have expanded their strategic partnership as the New Clark City golf and lifestyle development prepares to add two more championship courses.
The agreement extends a collaboration that began before Hann Reserve opened. IMG will work on guest experience, service programmes, international marketing and access to its golf and luxury travel network.
The agreement concerns the development’s longer-term operations and international profile as Hann Reserve moves towards a 54-hole golf offering.
“From the earliest stages of the project, we have worked closely with the Hann Reserve team to help bring their vision to life,”
Said Russell Hannah, Vice President of IMG Golf Course Services.
Three courses planned for Hann Reserve
Dragon’s Landing, the resort’s first 18-hole course, is already operating. Designed by Nicklaus Design, the course runs through the rolling terrain of Tarlac and is open to the public by reservation.
Published green fees range from ₱9,200 for a low-season weekday round to ₱14,300 at weekends during high season. Those prices exclude the designated GPS-equipped golf cart and professional caddie.
Six Moons, designed by K.J. Choi, is scheduled to open in late 2026. Hann Reserve’s website sets a fourth-quarter target and describes a layout with fairways that rise and fall and greens shaped by contours.
Caverns Deep by Faldo Design will complete the three-course project. The partnership announcement does not specify an opening date, although Hann Reserve’s current development information targets the fourth quarter of 2027.
IMG Prestige membership
Hann Reserve will also join the IMG Prestige Network, a collection of golf clubs and resorts offering reciprocal arrangements. The partnership is intended to provide members with preferred access and privileges across the network, although specific benefits and their launch date have not been announced.
IMG already provides pre-opening and golf-management services at the resort. Its wider golf management work covers development planning, club operations, staff training and marketing support.
“Hann Reserve brings together golf, nature, hospitality and lifestyle in one destination, and our partnership with IMG will help us take that experience to a global audience,”
Said Dae Sik Han, Chairman and CEO of Hann Resorts.
The 450-hectare development is approximately two hours north of Manila and 20 minutes from Clark International Airport. Alongside its courses, plans include hotels and residences, wellness facilities, golf training, retail areas and public space.
GolfToday Verdict: The expanded agreement strengthens the operational framework behind Hann Reserve, but golfers will really appreciate its practical value only when further courses and defined member benefits become available.
Simon Bale
Simon Bale is the publisher of Golf Today. A low single-figure handicap golfer, he was previously a major shareholder and course reviewer for Top100GolfCourses.com for over a decade, starting in 2010. Through this role, he developed extensive knowledge of golf course design and architecture while playing more than 300 courses worldwide.