Hann Resorts has announced that Hann Reserve, a 450-hectare golf-focused lifestyle development in New Clark City, Tarlac, is scheduled to open in February 2026.
The project marks the group’s next major expansion following the launch of Hann Casino Resort in the Clark Freeport Zone, which soft-opened in December 2021.
The company said Hann Reserve will feature three 18-hole championship golf courses, a wellness zone, education facilities, and luxury real estate.
General Manager Tim Neil described the project as one of the world’s largest golf and integrated-resort developments, noting that its long-term vision includes sustainability, education, and talent development. “It’s not just about creating world-class golf courses but leaving a lasting legacy for the Philippines,” Neil said, as reported by iOrbitNews.
The masterplan includes courses designed by Nicklaus Design, K.J. Choi Design, and Faldo Design. The integrated education component will house a PGA Academy and an international school, part of the group’s partnership with the PGA of America aimed at expanding golf training and development in the country.
Hann Resorts also highlighted plans to elevate service standards. Director of Golf Operations Clement Rousseau said the resort intends to align all operations with international benchmarks, supported by IMG during pre-opening preparations. Service will be structured across more than 10 guest touchpoints, including front-of-house teams, caddie services, locker rooms, and on-course facilities. A mystery-guest program will be introduced after opening to ensure service consistency.
In addition to golf amenities, the development will include tea houses, a halfway house, and a pro shop carrying global sports brands. The real-estate component will feature luxury villas and branded residences integrated into the natural surroundings.
Hann Resorts, operated by Hann Philippines Inc., has invested more than PHP50 billion ($873 million) to date in its Clark integrated resort. Hann Reserve is its largest undertaking so far, with total investment projected at around $4 billion.
