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Of the 18 holes, 15 involve water, making this a links-style strategic course. The course is flat and has undulations on both the fairways and greens. The bunkers around the greens are beautifully placed. The course is characterized by many risk-reward holes. It's tough from the full-back black tees, but the course is only 6,466 yards from the back tees (blue tees) and just 5,960 yards, less than 6,000, from the regular tees (white tees), so on days when the wind isn't strong, playing from the longer tees may be more interesting.
As the name "Black Mountain" suggests, this is a desert-like valley course with a large difference in elevation that unfolds between small mountains with large black rock faces. Water hazards and bunkers are strategically placed at key points, making it a very challenging course. The fairways are designed to be wide for average hitters, but the further the tee shot flies, the narrower the fairways become, making it difficult for long hitters. The greens are large, and most of them are on the receiving end.
This is a hilly course with 36 holes. Many mounds are laid on the fairways, testing the skill of the shots from various lies. The fairways are relatively wide, but the greens are small, so the hole width gets smaller as you get closer to the target. Water is involved in 8 of the 9 holes on the out course. It is also characterized by many attractive par 3s.
The course is built around four ponds, and water hazards are involved on 12 holes. While the other Old and Plantation courses at Siam CC have ups and downs, this course is mostly flat. The greens are large and par is relatively easy, so the quality of your putts will have a big impact on your score. The guard bunkers and ponds around the greens make it more strategic, but as long as the tee ground you play from is not too far away, it's not that difficult.
One of the oldest courses in Thailand. A forest course surrounded by large trees with some elevation changes. The green speed is faster than the average for Thailand.
It is a nearly flat course spread over gentle hills. There are ponds on five holes and many bunkers around the greens, but the layout is ordinary, so it is a course suitable for beginners.
A hilly, forest course surrounded by large trees, carved into the mountains near Pattaya. It is one of the oldest courses in Thailand. It was completely renovated by Lee Schmidt in 2007. Unnecessary trees were cut down, the fairways and greens were re-sowed, and the shape of the greens was also drastically changed. In addition, fairway bunkers and greenside bunkers were created on all holes, making use of the natural terrain while transforming the course into a completely different course. The course is characterized by its undulating fairways surrounded by thick, tall trees and deep bunkers. The rough is deep and the greens are narrow, making it an extremely difficult course that requires accurate direction for every shot. There are few ponds, but many bunkers, and deep bunkers await at the point where each shot will land.
A links-style course with an open view and almost flat. The charm of the course is that you can play while looking at the Great Buddha mural "Khao Chi Chan" painted on the slope of a 160-meter-high rock mountain from all over the course. The fairway is wide and has artificial undulations, and makes effective use of eight large and small ponds, combined with many strategically placed bunkers, making the area around the green particularly difficult. The design requires greater accuracy as you get closer to the green. The green is rich in undulations. There are many ponds on the OUT course, and the fairway is gentle, while the IN course has more ups and downs. Both the green and fairway are in excellent condition, and the view of the course from the clubhouse is beautiful.
A relatively wide and flat course. There are few trees separating each hole, so tee shots are easy. There are a fair number of water hazard bunkers and bunker ponds, so accurate second shots and approach shots are required on some holes. Overall, it is a golf course with a sense of openness.
It is a challenging course with a flat course, sloping greens, and ponds and bunkers scattered throughout. Most of the greens are elevated, so if you miss the green, you will either get caught in a deep bunker or your approach will be difficult, making it difficult to save par. The trees separating each hole are small and few in number, so there is little pressure on the tee shot, which is a slight drawback. However, each hole is designed with a mix of long and short holes, making it a course that players will not get bored of. The greens are fast compared to the average greens in Thailand.
A highly complete and aesthetically pleasing hill course. One of the best courses in Thailand. There are 27 holes in total, 9 holes each in Mountain (A), Lake (B), and Valley (C). Each has its own characteristics and is full of variety. The course is challenging and pleasant to play. Various tropical flowers bloom all over the course, which is worth coming just to see. Course AB is used in tournaments. Course A is a first-class design, but holes 1 to 4 on Course C are challenging, especially for advanced players, and each hole has a completely different look, so players will never get bored.
This is a course that requires a lot of strategy by incorporating ponds and bunkers on the flat terrain. The two middle holes, 9th and 18th, are challenging and interesting. Suvarnabhumi International Airport is nearby, so you can see many planes taking off and landing. There is no noise to be bothered, and you can see the planes up close, which is impressive. It is a different attraction from playing the game.
One of Thailand's leading courses. The red brick clubhouse, which appears to float on the water, is a spectacular sight. The distinctive feature of this course is the greens rather than the flat course layout. Many holes have large elevated greens with strong slopes and undulations, making them very hard and fast. In addition, the fairway grass, which was specially imported from Hawaii, is well maintained by the clubs and is like a green carpet, making it easy to walk on. The fairways appear flat at first glance, but have subtle undulations.
This is a unique course with six long, six middle and six short holes, which is designed to give long hitters no advantage. Each hole has a unique and varied layout, and the bunkers, rough and ponds around the greens come into play. The course is characterized by many impressive long holes. The tee ground and the green are raised, so most tee shots are downhill and uphill to the green. The rough and the fairway are clearly separated, and if you miss the fairway, you will hit into the grassy rough where the ball sinks deep, or from the bushes. The entire fairway is undulating, so you will rarely hit from a completely flat lie. Overall, this course is more about accuracy than distance, so it is for advanced players.
This golf course has an unusual elevation difference for a golf course on the outskirts of Bangkok. It has transformed a flat rice paddy area into a wonderful golf course. The rough grass is strong, and players with inconsistent tee shots will have a hard time if they miss the fairway. The majestic grounds are lined with holes with strategic layouts, making this a club course that advanced players will love. Each hole has ponds, bunkers, and trees cleverly placed. The greens are well-maintained and fast, and most of the greens are two-tiered, so if you miss the tier with the cup cut in it, you run the risk of three-putting. This will test your skill in hitting approach shots on the same tier.
This hilly course unfolds at the foot of the southern side of Khao Yai National Park. It has moderate ups and downs that make use of the natural undulations, and is surrounded by the majestic nature of Thailand and deep green trees, and the mountain scenery from the course is wonderful. The beautiful bunkers placed throughout the course also enhance the strategy. The distance is over 7,300 yards from the championship tee, and the fairway is wide, so you can hit the tee shot with all your might. However, half of the holes are entangled with water hazards, the bunkers are in play, and there are many uphill holes, so it can be said to be a fairly tough course. There is a wide variety of long and short holes. The greens are undulating, making putting fun and well-maintained. The last four holes are impressive, and the 17th and 18th holes are tough and will be the key to making a score.
A hilly course consisting of 36 holes, Courses A and B, and Courses C and D. Courses A and B are a little longer and relatively flat, with a layout inspired by American golf courses. Courses C and D have many ups and downs that make use of the hilly terrain. The 2010 Thailand Open was held using a combination of Courses D and B. Courses C and D are championship courses where local Thai tournaments such as the Pattaya Open are held every year. Courses A and B are nearly 7,200 yards long, with four middle holes over 450 yards, so you need to hit the ball far off the tee to make a good score. There are a total of six ponds involved. Many of the holes on the out course are monotonous, but the in course is a little more varied.
This is an artificially constructed hill course. It was created by filling a flat area with soil. There are many flat courses around Bangkok, but this course has ups and downs. Most of the par 4s and par 5s are downhill from an elevated tee. The view of the holes played from the tee ground is spectacular, but it does not increase the strategic element. Many of the par 4s and par 5s have uphill holes from the second shot onwards. There are also many bunkers in play, and deep pot bunkers where you just have to get the ball out if you put it in. The fairways are firm, making it easy to get the distance with a driver. The greens have very large undulations.
A challenging course on a flat site with many strategically placed water hazards and beautiful rolling greens. Water comes into play on 17 of the 18 holes. Some holes require accurate and long driver shots. There are more doglegs on the in-course than on the out-course, and there are many unique holes. The course is one of the best in the Bangkok area, and the fairways are in good condition. It was selected as the course to host the 2011 Thailand Open.
This is a flat course with many holes that involve water. The course is over 7,100 yards long, and water hazards and bunkers are strategically placed, so accurate shots as well as long driving distances are required. There are also many dogleg holes, adding variety. The view from the restaurant in the clubhouse is also spectacular.
A forest course located halfway between Kanchanaburi and Hua Hin. Although it is surrounded by mountains, the course is mostly flat with little elevation change. The water hazards and bunkers are well placed, making it highly strategic and challenging. The greens are fast and have undulations. There are many relatively simple holes on the out course, but the in course is full of interesting holes. The 10th, 11th, and 12th holes are particularly impressive. You can play in the middle of nature and feel refreshed.
A flat golf course with 27 holes. It features large greens with sharp undulations and strategically placed water hazards. In 2009, the 9-hole C course, which is 3,707 yards long, was added. The C and A courses are a monster course of 7,394 yards. The 9 holes of the in-course B are a little short at 3,360 yards, but the total length of the 18 holes, including the tough A course, is over 7,000 yards, and ponds are involved on 16 of the 18 holes. The greens and fairways are in very good condition, and the greens are fast.
This hilly course consists of 36 holes, consisting of Courses A and B, and Courses C and D. Courses A and B are a little longer and relatively flat, with a layout inspired by American golf courses. Courses C and D have many ups and downs that make the most of the hilly terrain. The 2010 Thailand Open was held using Courses D and B. Courses C and D are championship courses where local Thai tournaments such as the Pattaya Open are held every year. Courses C and D have many downhill and uphill holes, making them a layout that is popular with advanced players. Course C is not very long, but ponds are involved in five of the nine holes. Course D is the longest course, making it the most challenging of the four. The beautiful scenery of the holes spread out over the sloping hills is highly acclaimed, and the view of Pattaya City from holes 8 and 9 on Course D is particularly spectacular.
This course has many water hazards strategically placed on a flat surface. There are 36 holes in total, including the AB course. The CD course is a little shorter, but water is involved on 15 of the 18 holes, so it is a course that requires accurate shots and target golf. The high level of perfection of all 9 holes on the in course is particularly outstanding.
A flat parkland course. 17 of the 18 holes involve ponds. 3 to 6 holes are laid out on 4 islands surrounded by water. There are many straight holes, but the water hazards and ponds are cleverly placed, making it a very strategic course. There are two loops, and the OUT course goes clockwise and the IN course goes counterclockwise, with ponds on the left side of the OUT course and the right side of the IN course. How to overcome the ponds is key, making this a fun course to play.
Located close to the World Heritage site of Khao Yai National Park, this beautiful course is nestled between two valleys and is surrounded by natural mountains on a mostly flat course.
The views from the last nine holes are particularly spectacular, with views of the surrounding mountains and hills. Many holes allow you to see all the hazards, such as ponds and bunkers, from the tee to the green, a feature of Nicklaus' designs.
A relatively flat hilly course. Well-balanced ponds and bunkers, as well as the glass-like greens that boast the fastest speed in Thailand, are deployed on all holes. The course is also 7,200 yards (par 72), which is a generous distance that attracts advanced players. Each hole is rich in variety, and the course is famous for its many ponds and old mango trees. The course layout stimulates players' desire to challenge themselves, so you will never get bored no matter how many times you play. The Korean greens are rare in Thailand, and are larger and faster than those commonly seen in Japan.
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