Hua Hin The Gateway to the south

A Jack Nicklaus masterpiece, the 'East course' opened in 1993 and is the first 18 holes of a planned 36 holes. Designed and maintained to the highest international standards, it is recognized as one of the premier golfing resorts in Thailand and was the venue for the 2000 Thailand Open.

Palm Hills was the first of a new generation of courses to open in 1991. And was the first course in Hua Hin to stage the Thailand World Pro Am in 1993 gaining much praise from the British PGA.

Former Milford the newly named Hua Hin Seoul Country Club offers a change from the longer championship courses, Fantastic sea views are one of the features of this unique layout where accuracy and placement are more important than length to score well.

A local, Dr. Sukitti Klangvisai, designed this 18 hole course in over 600 acres of land. The Majestic Creek golf course is also one of the country's leading golf centers with the inclusion of artful landscape design with palms and Casurina trees. A large staff of green keepers ensures that the fairways and greens are always maintained in absolutely perfect condition.

Located a 30 minute drive north from Hua Hin, this 27 hole, par 72 was designed by Roger Packard. The course stretches over an area of 1,500 acres of land and is a good championship length of more than 6,900 yards from the back tees.