Hua Hin Golf Courses

Play Golf at Hua Hin

Hua Hin Golf Courses

In the last 10 years Hua Hin has developed into a top golf destination with the addition of Black Mountain, Banyan and Sea Pines to the original five courses and all of them can be reached within 40 minutes of central Hua Hin.

Aquella Golf Resort and Country Club
18 holes par 72 (7003 yards)
Blue Canyon Country Club, Canyon Course
18 holes par 72 (7179 yards)
Blue Canyon Country Club, Lakes Course
18 holes par 72 (7179 yards)
Hula Hula Golf Club
18 holes par 72 (5964 yards)
Laguna Golf Phuket
18 holes par 71 (6756 yards)
Loch Palm Golf Club
18 holes par 72 (6555 yards)
Mission Hills Phuket Golf Resort
18 holes par 72 (7015 yards)
Phuket Country Club
27 holes par 72/36 (6484/7150 yards)
Red Mountain Golf Club
18 holes par 72 (6905 yards)

All of the Hua Hin golf courses will present a challenge to golfers at every level of their game. They are all generally in very good condition, in beautiful locations each providing excellent clubhouse facilities and including ‘watering holes’ situated at various stages around the courses. High season in Hua Hin is very busy and with golf being a major attraction the courses are usually full. During this period rounds of golf can take five hours or more for a four ball. Low season produces the opposite effect and you feel that the course belongs to you alone. With year round clement weather conditions, low season (May to October) is an ideal time to take that well earned golfing break. Though this period is known as the ‘rainy season’, getting a round of golf in every day is not a problem. Late afternoon is when you can expect to experience short but heavy showers, although it is not unusual to go a week or more with no rainfall whatsoever.

At all golf courses in Thailand (not only Hua Hin golf courses) , caddies (mostly women), are compulsory. Depending on the course, in addition to the green fee your caddy will cost between 300 – 350 Baht per round of golf. Following your round a tip in the region of 300 – 400 Baht is expected. They can be excellent or very bad regarding their knowledge of the course and the game. It is difficult to assess the ability of each caddy on one game of golf. We all expect different levels of competence from them (based on our own golf experience) and there is no doubt that in some cases, new caddies can be found extremely wanting. However, it is down to the individual golfer to establish the level of assistance required against that which is available. A smile, a joke and very simple communication together with a little patience goes a long way. At the end of the day you are just hitting the ball while they do the work. Please treat them with respect.