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 This is an ideal course for the novice and high handicapper, on account
of its shortness and the excellent condition of the fairways. Generally,
the fairways are wide and the greens big and fast paced. Lakes flow
around the perimeter of the course, weaving in and around holes, but not
unduly disturbing play. For novelty, the 150 yard and 100 yard markers
are plants shaped into birds and animals. The clubhouse overlooks the
island greens of the ninth and eighteenth.
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Visitors: 610 Baht |
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Visitors: 1,030 Baht |
| Caddy Fee: 200 Baht |
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 Younger sister to the well established Muang-Ake, Vista offers a flat
layout with minimal landscaping and awkwardly placed hazards. The short
par 70 course has six par threes, all but one under 150 yards. Although
the course is surrounded by Klongs, there is plenty of space on most of
the fairways, so this is a good course for novices. The course is fully
floodlit for night golf. The clubhouse is pleasant without being
pretentious and the ambience is friendly.
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Guests : 330 Bath |
| Visitors: 610 Baht |
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Guests: 650 Baht |
| Visitors: 1,030 Baht |
| Caddy Fee: 180 Baht |
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 is the newly opened golf course operated by the membership. It is
located in the northern of Don Muang International Airport and it takes
about 20 minutes by car to reach the course. The beautiful course layout
attracts players to challenge the hole. The course is used to be venue
for the 13th Asian Games.
VIP Special Golf Tour :
4 Days 3 Nights (4 persons/group)
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Guests : 900 Bath |
| Visitors: 610 Baht |
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Guests: 1,800 Baht |
| Caddy Fee: 250 Baht |
| Golf Cart: 500 Baht |
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 is one of the famous golf courses in Thailand. It is located in the
north of 15 minute-drive from Don Muang International Airport. There are
27 holes named as West (Forest), North (The Lake) and South
(Greenfield). As the international tournaments, Johnnie Walker Classic
1992 and Thailand Open 1994 were held for the big events of the club.
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Guests : 1,500 Bath |
| Visitors: 1,700 Baht |
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Guests: 2,000 Baht |
| Visitors: 2,300 Baht |
| Caddy Fee: 200 Baht |
| Golf Cart: 620 Baht |
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Royal Thai Air Force Golf Course (Dhupatemiya R.T.A.F. G.C.)
 is operated as a public course with 18 holes and it is located near Don
Muang International Airport. The deep and big trees separate the holes
and make a beautiful scenery with the layout of water hazards. Players
can enjoy each hole to challenge and play at a reasonable price.
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Visitors: 400 Baht |
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Visitors: 600 Baht |
| Caddy Fee: 150 Baht |
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 is the golf course with 27 holes and it is located in the east of 12 km.
on Lam Lukka road from Don Muang International Airport. There are not so
many holes with long distance, but players are challenge the various
type of holes with many water hazards and they are requited accurate
shots. Within one hour drive, players can reach the course from the
center of Bangkok.
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Guests : 440 Bath |
| Visitors: 660 Baht |
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Guests: 770 Baht |
| Visitors: 1,100 Baht |
| Caddy Fee: 180 Baht |
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One of only a handful of golf courses located within Bangkok suburbs,
the Bangkok Golf Club is also one of the most delightful, offering golf
on cleverly designed but extremely testing fairways and greens. Despite
is central location, just 30 minutes from the city center and 20 minutes
from Don Muang international. airport, this course has a refreshing
rural appeal, thanks in part to the many species of waterfowl that
inhabit the numerous lakes and ponds. Highlights of this testing course
include the par four 14th whose island tee is not for the faint-hearted.
The clubhouse here is excellent and features traditional Thai massage,
golf pro shop and a choice of international, Italian and Japanese
restaurants.
The sheer quality of this championship course speaks for itself. From
the beautifully manicured greens to lush fairways, so springy, you can
use a fairway wood for every shot. There are four sets of tees and some
very interesting and testing holes on both the A9 and the B9. Holes 6, 7
and 8 are very demanding par fours and play very long even from the
ladies tees. There are many lateral water hazards and several "water
carry" holes. The clubhouse is noted for its Krua Rangsit restaurant
Designer Roger Packard has created a pleasant modern course, typical of
the former paddy field courses around Bangkok, with lots of water, wide
fairways and big greens. There has been a great deal of planting, so the
courses already are blessed with more shade than many of the newer
courses. Lam Luk Ka requires a thoughtful game strategy, particularly on
the relatively new D nine. The premium is accuracy, rather than power
play. A few holes have water on both sides of the fairway and at the
back of the green. The big clubhouse provides every amenity for the
golfer.