Thailand

Thailand is one of Asia's most popular golfing hubs, offering a mix of tropical beaches, vibrant cities, mountains, and world-class golf resorts. With more than 300 courses spread across the country, golfers can combine luxury play with cultural exploration, wellness, and leisure.

Key Cities for Golf

Asia's most popular golfing hub with tropical beaches, vibrant cities, mountains, and world-class golf resorts

Bangkok

Championship courses close to the capital, ideal for short golf getaways

Bangkok

Championship courses close to the capital, ideal for short golf getaways

Bangkok

Championship courses close to the capital, ideal for short golf getaways

Hua Hin

Thailand's original golf resort town, offering seaside relaxation and top-ranked courses

Hua Hin

Thailand's original golf resort town, offering seaside relaxation and top-ranked courses

Hua Hin

Thailand's original golf resort town, offering seaside relaxation and top-ranked courses

Pattaya

Vibrant beach city with multiple international-standard courses like Siam Country Club

Pattaya

Vibrant beach city with multiple international-standard courses like Siam Country Club

Pattaya

Vibrant beach city with multiple international-standard courses like Siam Country Club

Phuket

Tropical island setting with dramatic layouts such as Red Mountain and Blue Canyon

Phuket

Tropical island setting with dramatic layouts such as Red Mountain and Blue Canyon

Phuket

Tropical island setting with dramatic layouts such as Red Mountain and Blue Canyon

Chiang Mai

Cooler northern climate, scenic mountain courses, and cultural immersion

Chiang Mai

Cooler northern climate, scenic mountain courses, and cultural immersion

Chiang Mai

Cooler northern climate, scenic mountain courses, and cultural immersion

Famous Golf Courses

Championship venues that define Thailand's golf landscape

Black Mountain Golf Club (Hua Hin)

Banyan Golf Club (Hua Hin)

Red Mountain Golf Club (Phuket)

Blue Canyon Country Club (Phuket)

Alpine Golf Club (Bangkok)

Siam Country Club (Pattaya)

Chee Chan Golf Club (Pattaya)

....and many more

Beyond Golf

Discover Thailand's rich culture, cuisine, and natural beauty

Relax on Phuket, Krabi, or Koh Samui's beaches

Explore Bangkok's temples, floating markets, and river cruises

Visit Chiang Mai for cultural immersion and northern landscapes

Indulge in Thai spa and wellness retreats

Savor world-famous Thai cuisine at night markets and fine dining venues

Best Time to Visit

Best Time
to Visit

Plan your Thailand golf adventure with our seasonal guide

November – February

Cool, dry season

Ideal weather for golf; peak season with higher demand

November – February

Cool, dry season

Ideal weather for golf; peak season with higher demand

November – February

Cool, dry season

Ideal weather for golf; peak season with higher demand

March – May

Hot season

Early tee times recommended; fewer crowds

March – May

Hot season

Early tee times recommended; fewer crowds

March – May

Hot season

Early tee times recommended; fewer crowds

June – October

Rainy season

Courses are lush and green; great value, but expect occasional showers

June – October

Rainy season

Courses are lush and green; great value, but expect occasional showers

June – October

Rainy season

Courses are lush and green; great value, but expect occasional showers