Red Mountain Golf Club
Red rock, jungle and former tin-mine contours give Red Mountain its drama. The plunging par-3 17th is the signature moment in a round where elevation and precise angles matter from start to finish.
Island golf, Andaman views and adventures into Phang Nga.
Red rock, jungle and former tin-mine contours give Red Mountain its drama. The plunging par-3 17th is the signature moment in a round where elevation and precise angles matter from start to finish.
Canyon edges, lakes and demanding approaches shape this Yoshikazu Kato tournament course. Its championship history and precise shot-making requirements offer a strong test in northern Phuket.
Lagoons and mature trees define a resort-friendly par-71 course at Bang Tao. The Paul Jansen redesign adds strategic choices, while the closing par-5 17th and par-4 18th form a memorable finish.
Blue Canyon's Lakes Course offers a more approachable companion to the Canyon Course. Water remains prominent, but several tee options and generous landing areas let the challenge adapt to the player.
Beachfront golf on the Andaman coast at Thai Mueang, in Phang Nga rather than Phuket island. Pacific Coast Design's rebuilt course combines broad resort terrain with sea views, notably at the par-3 11th.
The front nine follows Crystal Lake before the back nine climbs into more varied ground. Palm-lined scenery and the dramatic downhill par-3 15th make this Kathu course a relaxed but engaging Phuket option.
A mature Phuket course with broad fairways and a famous U-shaped par-5 around a lake. The Old Course's mixture of hills, level ground and forest makes it an appealing change from the island's steeper layouts.
Jack Nicklaus' seaside layout looks towards Phang Nga Bay. Sandy areas, coastal breezes and ocean-edge holes place as much emphasis on club selection and positioning as on length.
A former tin-mining valley in Phang Nga provides mountain, forest and waterfall scenery. Narrower playing lines and water hazards make Katathong a deliberate full-day excursion for golfers seeking a different landscape.
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