Thailand golf, planned with local specialists
An evening round in Bangkok, a few days playing around Pattaya or a golf-and-spa break in Khao Yai: the right Thailand golf trip depends on how you like to play and travel. Our golf and travel specialists based in Thailand can recommend courses for your group's ability and budget, help arrange tee times, hotels and transfers, and explain caddie and cart arrangements before you book. These 7 courses offer different ways to build your itinerary, with our local team available to help during your trip if plans change.
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Compare evening golf, layouts by renowned designers and resort stays. Each course below highlights who it suits and how our local team can help you plan the day.
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Best forAn evening round after a day in Bangkok
Summit Windmill's Nick Faldo design brings lakes and strategic bunkering to an 18-hole layout on Bangkok's Bang Na side. Floodlights let you keep playing after sunset, making it an option after a day in the city. Our Thailand team can check evening tee times and help arrange a hotel transfer with time allowed for traffic.
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Best forA strategic Pete Dye challenge near Pattaya
Khao Kheow Country Club's 27 holes bring together Pete Dye's strategic bunkering, water hazards and an island green. The three nines offer variety if you are planning more than one round, with careful club selection part of the appeal. Ask our local specialists to check the available course combinations and transfers from your Pattaya hotel.
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Best forTwo different rounds from a Pattaya base
Burapha Golf and Resort has 36 holes designed by David Graham and Gary Panks, with gentler terrain on the eastern side and more elevation changes to the west. That gives a group scope for contrasting rounds without switching clubs. Our team can help match the layout to your group's experience and coordinate tee times and transport for a multi-day stay.
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Best forGolf and a spa stay away from the city
Kirimaya combines an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus course with a spa resort in the green hills of Khao Yai. It suits a slower break with time for golf and relaxation, rather than a quick round from Bangkok. Ask our specialists about accommodation and transfers, and check which golf, room and spa services your chosen bookings include.
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Best forChampionship golf close to Phuket Airport
Blue Canyon Country Club's Canyon Course is known for dramatic carries over natural ravines, including its signature 13th hole, the Tiger Hole. Its airport-side location makes it worth considering for a travel-day round as well as a day out from your resort. Our team can help you choose a tee time with enough room for the round, transfers and your flight.
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Best forEvening golf with Doi Suthep views
North Hill Golf Club in Hang Dong combines an 18-hole, par-72 layout with views towards Doi Suthep and floodlit evening play. It is an option for golfers who want to keep the day free for Chiang Mai sightseeing. Ask our local team about evening availability, rental clubs and transfers; an arrival-day round will also depend on your flight time.
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Best forA full day of mountain golf outside Chiang Mai
Chiangmai Highlands Golf and Spa Resort offers 27 holes by Schmidt-Curley in the foothills of Mae On, with mountain views and bunkering that rewards a considered approach. Set aside time to enjoy the setting as well as the golf. Our specialists can help you choose a tee time and plan the return transfer so the day does not feel rushed.
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Send our Thailand team your dates, group size, approximate playing levels and budget, plus any hotels you have in mind. Let us know whether you want a single round, several courses from one base or a trip split between destinations.
We can suggest courses and a schedule, help you plan transport and explain the booking options. If you are travelling with non-golfers, tell us how much time you want to leave for sightseeing, the beach or the spa.
For the popular November-to-February season, ask about your preferred rounds early. If you would rather leave your clubs at home, request rental sets at the same time so availability can be checked for your dates.
Review each booking's inclusions before paying. Hotels, transfers, rental clubs, caddie fees, tips and carts are not automatically covered by a green fee. Our team can help you check the details and contact the supplier if your plans change.
Use these courses as a starting point, then explore our Thailand golf pages for more options. You can ask our local golf and travel specialists for help choosing the rounds, accommodation and transport that suit your trip.
Tell our specialists your group's playing level, budget and preferred pace. We can help you choose between a challenging championship layout, a relaxed resort round and evening golf, then suggest hotels and tee times that fit your plans.
Contact our team in Thailand for advice before booking and help while you travel. If you need to change a confirmed round or transfer, we can check the options with the supplier and explain any charges or restrictions.
The Monkey Hotline provides round-the-clock help for urgent problems during your trip, such as a missed pickup or a flight delay affecting your transfer. For planning and routine booking questions, our Thailand office opens daily at 8:30 a.m. local time, including weekends and public holidays.
Your hotel location matters as much as your course choices. We can suggest a sensible order for your rounds, allow for Bangkok traffic and help you decide when a resort stay makes more sense than a long day trip.
Ask us about airport and hotel transfers with room for your group and golf bags. Before you book, we can help confirm pickup and return arrangements, any waiting time and what the transport price includes.
Most Thai courses require a caddie, and some also require a cart. Caddie fees and tips are different charges, with tips normally paid directly after the round. We can help you check the course's rules, rental options and what is included in your rate.
MonkeyTravel has been arranging trips in Thailand since 2001. Our local team can help bring your golf, hotel and transport plans together, whether you are adding one round to a holiday or planning several days of golf.
ITINERARY IDEAS
Combine city sightseeing with a round on the outskirts, or choose a floodlit course for evening golf. Share your hotel location with our team so we can help you allow for traffic when choosing a tee time.
A wide choice of courses makes this a useful base for several rounds without changing hotels. Ask us to group your course choices by location and playing style to keep the itinerary varied and the travel manageable.
Head to the hills north-east of Bangkok for golf resorts, greenery and time to unwind. Consider an overnight stay to enjoy the setting without a long drive back after your round.
Pair golf with a beach holiday, allowing for travel between your resort and the course. For a round near the airport on a travel day, ask our team to check whether your flight times leave a comfortable margin.
Choose between evening golf near the city and a full day at a course in the surrounding hills. Allow for the drive to mountain courses, especially if you want time for sightseeing later.
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