Golf courses in Pattaya

Siam Country Club Old Course opened in 1971, and a visitor green fee there is THB 6,500 on a weekday and THB 8,500 on a weekend or public holiday. Siam Country Club Plantation, Siam Country Club Waterside, and Siam Country Club Rolling Hills each charge THB 5,700 on a weekday and THB 6,700 on a weekend or public holiday. A caddie at each of those four courses is required at THB 500, and a cart is required at THB 1,000. The drive from central Pattaya to Siam Country Club Road takes 20 to 25 minutes. Phoenix Gold Golf and Country Club, about 15 km from central Pattaya, charges THB 3,000 on a weekday and THB 3,500 on a weekend for 18 holes, with a caddie at THB 400 and a cart at THB 700.

Pattaya Country Club, on Highway 331, charges THB 2,500 for 18 holes on a weekday and THB 3,000 on a weekend. Laem Chabang International Country Club is 30 minutes from Pattaya, with 27 holes designed by Jack Nicklaus, and night golf after sunset. Chee Chan Golf Resort plays 18 holes to par 72 in Na Jomtien, 30 minutes from Pattaya City. Pattana Sports Resort in Sriracha has 27 holes and a 30 lane driving range. Greenwood Golf Club in Ban Bueng opened in 1993 with 27 holes designed by Peter W. Thomson. Treasure Hill Golf Club in Ban Bueng plays 18 holes to par 72. Amata Spring Country Club in Chon Buri opened in 2005, and the 17th green is a floating island reached by boat.