9 holes · par 33Baciu forest settingNear Cluj-NapocaOn-site 5-star resort

SunGarden Golf Course

VerifiedFacts checked on official website · 23 October 2026

Baciu, Cluj, Romania

9holes
33par
2,211metres · total
Forest resort coursecourse type

Overview

SunGarden Golf Course belongs to the SunGarden Golf & Spa Resort, set in the Poiana Cerbului clearing of the well-known Baciu forest, a short drive from Cluj-Napoca in Transylvania. It is a 9-hole course with a par of 33 and a total length of 2,211 metres, laid out around the clearing so that the woodland frames every hole.

Each hole differs in style and scenery, and the resort describes the course as both a challenge and an escape. The design starts with gentle, low-difficulty holes for casual golfers and builds to more complex tests for experienced players. The resort's stated aim is to put Cluj on the map as a golf destination for players from around the world. It hosts regular competitions, and it runs a golf academy with courses for players who want to learn or improve.

Golf is one part of a larger five-star resort. Accommodation ranges from King Guest Rooms, from 750 RON a night, and Premium King rooms, from 960 RON, to Junior Suites, Superior King rooms in the Eden building and the new wing, and individually styled Royal Suites, from 980 RON. There is a spa with its own restaurant and bar menu.

The main restaurant reinterprets traditional Transylvanian cooking with organic ingredients from local producers, home-made products and seasonal menus. It serves à la carte and tasting menus, with optional wine pairing. Across its dining venues there are more than 800 seats, used for anything from a quiet lunch to weddings and corporate events.

Facilities

Lessons
Clubhouse
Restaurant / bar
Lodging

Good to know

Booking

The resort's golf section has its own reservations page, plus pages on golf academy courses, competitions, membership, and rules and etiquette. For tee times, contact the golf team by email (golf@sungardenresort.ro) or call the hotel reception. Official page ↗

Visitors

The layout goes from easy, hobby-friendly holes up to tougher challenges for experienced players, so it suits a wide range of abilities. Resort guests can stay right next to the course.

Getting there

The resort is at Strada Poiana Cerbului 1000, 407055 Baciu, Cluj County, in the Baciu forest just outside Cluj-Napoca.

History & highlights

Woodland setting

The course wraps around the Poiana Cerbului clearing in the Baciu forest, so the trees frame almost every shot.

Rising difficulty

Holes move from gentle, beginner-friendly tests to more demanding ones aimed at experienced golfers.

Golf and spa in one place

You can play nine holes, visit the spa and stay overnight without leaving the resort.

Tips for first-timers

Map & location

SunGarden is in the Baciu forest on the outskirts of Cluj-Napoca. Transilvania Golf Club is about 10 km away, while the next nearest courses are much further away, which makes the Cluj area a two-course golf stop.

AddressStrada Poiana Cerbului 1000, 407055 Baciu, Cluj Verified
Phone+40 735 888 000 Verified

FAQ

How many holes does SunGarden have?

It is a 9-hole course with a par of 33 and a total length of 2,211 metres.

Where is the course?

In the Poiana Cerbului clearing of the Baciu forest, at Strada Poiana Cerbului 1000 in Baciu, close to Cluj-Napoca.

Is it suitable for beginners?

Yes. The layout includes easier holes for casual golfers as well as harder ones for experienced players, and the resort runs golf academy courses.

Can I stay at the course?

Yes. The five-star SunGarden Golf & Spa Resort has rooms and suites on site. For example, King Guest Rooms start from 750 RON a night.

How do I book a tee time?

Use the reservations section of the resort's golf page, email the golf team at golf@sungardenresort.ro, or call reception on +40 735 888 000.

Sources

Facts checked 23 October 2026. We only list details we could confirm on the sources above; anything else is left out.

Location data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Verified = checked on the official website. OSM = from OpenStreetMap, not yet independently checked.