Thailand Golf Holidays!

Thailand has developed over the two to three decades into an extensive golfing destination and particularly popular with the British ex-pats who flock to holiday in the six main golf regions spread out across the country and islands, here at Eagle Golf we feel the main three are as follows;

Hua Hin

Hua Hin sits on the Gulf and is home to a number of class resorts with plenty of dining options and a cosmopolitan atmosphere to it. Home to plenty of Western shopping and predominantly once was where the residents of Bangkok would come weekends away. Hua Hin is a good four-hour drive away from Bangkok located between the city and Koh Samui. Hua Hin is also home to the best golf courses on offer in Thailand such as Black Mountain and Banyan golf courses, it also has some of the most scenic countryside and beautiful golf courses anywhere in Thailand, a great golf destination as a stand-alone or exciting two-center.

Pattaya

Pattaya is the most exciting of the many golf destinations on offer in Thailand, famed for its great nightlife. Pattaya is a very affordable golf destination with over 20 golf courses within a 45-minute drive of the city and has the highest concentration of golf courses in Thailand. Pattaya itself has many bars and is home to hundreds of restaurants with an extensive selection of international cuisine. With an extensive selection of golf top quality golf courses such as Laem Chabang and Rayong green valley coupled with affordable accommodation and great nightlife, Pattaya is not a destination to be missed.

Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai is another great golf destination to visit, it is a short flight from either Bangkok or Pattaya. Chiang is currently one of the most up-and-coming golf regions and famed for its Arts and culture with the city center rife with trendy bars and restaurants. The region is also home to some fantastic golf courses such as Chiang Mai Inathon and Chiang Mai Highlands golf courses, all with stunning mountainous backdrops. Chiang Mai is certainly a destination to be discovered individually or part of a two-center.