After the government’s recent takeover of Camp John Hay, organizers allay golfers’ fears on the fate of the sport’s oldest running amateur tournament in the region
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However, on March 5, 2025, key stakeholders signed a Memorandum of Agreement at the John Hay Golf Veranda, cementing their commitment to hosting the tournament late this year. The 75th edition of the event, also known as its Diamond Anniversary, is expected to host over 1,400 players across both courses.
“For the past two months, you have not only met the requirements of the BCDA, but also exceeded our expectations,” Bingcang said. “Congratulations for keeping and maintaining our golf course to the highest standards.” “I’ve dealt with the Americans as far back, and then the Philippine Tourism Authority , then the predecessor developer , and now you, BCDA, are in partnership with us as well.”
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