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Hua Hin Golf Courses |
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| Designed by a Scottish railway engineer, The 'Royal' opened in 1924 in the reign of King Rama VI. The Royal Hua Hin is the oldest par 72 courses in Thailand. Constructed around the base of a limestone mountain range, the course is covered in lush vegetation that clings to the edge of the rocky overhangs and boulders. Royal Hua Hin also has lovely views of Buddhist temples that are perched on the hillsides that blend into the dense foliage of the surrounding area. Located just behind the old railway station. |
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| Majestic Creek is one of the newest courses to open in the Hua Hin area, and the journey towards the course offers rural views of Thai life. Small farms producing sugar cane, pineapple, bananas & mangos line the route out to the course. |
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| Black Mountain Golf Club Hua Hin is the 7th and newest golf course in Hua Hin and was transformed from lush jungle and pineapple plantations. The course is set in a valley, just next to the "Black Mountain’s", which are so named because of the large black rocks set into the mountains, providing a nice backdrop to many of the holes. |
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| Hua Hin Milford Golf Club & Resort located on the way to Pran Buri from Hua Hin, Milford Paradise and Golf Club is about three driving hours away from Bangkok. Designed in 1992 by Robert McFarland, the course has a feel of a "links" due to its seaside location and is surrounded on three sides by forested hills. |
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| Kaeng Krachan Country club and resort has area 35,000 rai in beautiful hill. Our place's near the metropolis. Only one hour from Bangkok you'll find the place that surrounding with green hill, calm lake, and blue sky. |
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