Why Thailand Is the Perfect Golf Holiday from Singapore
Thailand is one of the easiest and most enjoyable golf destinations for Singapore golfers. Flights are short. Transfers are smooth. Courses are world-class. Hotels and food are excellent value.
And with five strong golf regions — Bangkok, Hua Hin, Pattaya, Phuket, Chiang Mai, plus the scenic Khao Yai — there is something for every style of traveller.
Flight times from Singapore:
• Phuket: ~1.5 hours
• Bangkok: ~2.5 hours
• Chiang Mai: ~3 hours
Where to Play Golf in Thailand (Organised by Region)
1. Bangkok – Championship Golf + Shopping + Nightlife
Bangkok is the most complete golf destination in Thailand. It suits golfers who want top-tier courses, easy logistics, nightlife, and great shopping.
Top Golf Courses in Bangkok:
- Thai Country Club
- Alpine Golf Club
- Nikanti Golf Club
- Riverdale Golf Club
- Siam Country Club Bangkok
- Lam Luk Ka Country Club
- Royal Gems Dream Arena
- Thana City Country Club
Why Singapore Golfers Love It:
- Great Variety of golf courses
- Huge dining and shopping scene
- Unbeatable Nightlife and Entertainment
- Ideal for groups, corporate trips, and mixed-level golfers
Who it’s for:
Golfers who want great courses + city convenience + shopping/nightlife.
2. Hua Hin – Relaxed Golf Town, Short Drives to Courses
Hua Hin is a calm seaside town. It is perfect for golfers who want an easy, slow-paced holiday with exceptional courses. Expect a 3-hour drive from Bangkok Airport, but the reward is worth it.
Top Golf Courses in Hua Hin:
- Black Mountain Golf Club (27 holes)
- Pineapple Valley Golf Club
- Springfield Royal Country Club
- Palm Hills Golf Club
Why Singapore Golfers Love It:
- Short 10–25 min drives to/from courses
- Less crowded, very relaxed
- Ideal for couples and groups who prefer quiet evenings
Who it’s for:
Golfers who prefer a blissful, no-rush golf escape.
3. Pattaya – Close to Bangkok, Superb Courses, Lively Evenings
Pattaya is only 1.5 hours from Suvarnabhumi Airport, making it one of Thailand’s most convenient golf regions.
Top Golf Courses in Pattaya:
- Siam Country Club – Old Course
- Siam Country Club – Plantation
- Siam Country Club – Waterside & Rolling Hills
- Laem Chabang International Country Club
- Chee Chan Golf Resort
Why Singapore Golfers Love It:
- Premium Siam Country Club complex with 4 outstanding golf courses and much more
- Very short transfers ( about 30 mins to the courses)
- Lively restaurant , nightlife and entertainment scene
Who it’s for:
Groups looking for top golf + fun evenings + convenience.
4. Phuket – Island Golf + Beachfront Luxury
Phuket blends golf, beaches, and nightlife perfectly. A 1.5-hour flight makes it a favourite for quick trips.
Top Golf Courses in Phuket:
- Red Mountain Golf Club
- Blue Canyon – Canyon Course / Lakes Course
- Loch Palm Golf Club
- Laguna Golf Phuket
- Aquella Golf & Country Club (near airport, great for arrival/departure days)
Why Singapore Golfers Love It:
- Boutique and luxury resorts
- Great seafood and nightlife
- Scenic, dramatic golf layouts
- Options for Private Villa Experiences
Who it’s for:
Golfers who want premium golf + beach relaxation + villa stays + nightlife
5. Chiang Mai & Chiang Rai – Cool Weather & Mountain Golf
Northern Thailand offers a different vibe — cooler climate, mountains, coffee culture, and peaceful countryside.
Top Golf Courses in Chiang Mai:
- Chiang Mai Highlands
- Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai
- Mae Jo Golf Club
Top Golf Courses in Chiang Rai (3 hours from Chiang Mai):
- Santiburi Chiang Rai (a must-play)
Why Singapore Golfers Love It:
- Scenic mountain views
- Cooler weather
- Culture, temples, art, and food
Who it’s for:
Golfers who want a calm, cultural golf holiday.
6. Khao Yai – Thailand’s Secret Golf & Nature Escape
Khao Yai is a UNESCO-listed national park region known for fresh air, vineyards, and rolling hills.
Top Golf Courses in Khao Yai:
- Toscana Valley Golf Club (the standout course)
- Rancho Charnvee
- Kirimaya Golf Resort
Why Singapore Golfers Love It:
- Beautiful nature
- Quiet and peaceful
- Unique scenery and architecture
Who it’s for:
Golfers seeking nature, quiet resorts, and a non-touristy golf trip.
How to Book a Golf Holiday from Singapore to Thailand
1. Choose Your Destination
Base it on:
- Type of courses you want
- Style of holiday (city / beach / nature)
- Flight time
- Group preferences
- Budget
2. Pick 2–3 Courses for Your Trip
The typical Singapore golfers trip is to play 3 golf courses over a 3 or 4 night stay
Classic combinations:
• Bangkok: Thai Country Club + Alpine + Nikanti
• Hua Hin: Black Mountain + Pineapple Valley + Springfield
• Pattaya: Siam Country Club trio or Siam Country Club + Laem Chabang + Chee Chan
• Phuket: Red Mountain + Blue Canyon (Canyon) + Laguna
• Chiang Mai: Highlands + Alpine + Mae Jo
• Khao Yai: Toscana Valley + Rancho Charnvee
3. Decide Where to Stay
Options include:
- City hotels
- Beachfront resorts
- Private pool villas
- Golf-on-site hotels (e.g., Laguna Phuket, Alpine Chiang Mai)
4. Book with a Thailand Golf Specialist
To get preferred tee times, group transfers, and a well-planned route, most Singapore golfers book through a golf travel operator.
5. Confirm Transfers & Caddies
Golf in Thailand includes caddies at every course—one of the highlights of the trip.
6. Pack Right & Enjoy the Trip
Essentials:
- Light golf attire
- Sun protection
- Extra balls
- Small tips for caddies
Why Book With Golftripz (Trusted by Singapore Golfers for 15+ Years)
Golftripz has organised thousands of golf trips from Singapore to Thailand. We know the courses, peak timings, and logistics inside out.
We provide:
- Preferred tee times
- Reliable vans and airport transfers
- Curated packages for all budgets
- Support on the ground
- Honest, experience-based advice
“Plan Your 2026 Thailand golf holiday packages Today – Speak to a Golftripz Specialist for Custom Packages & Preferred Tee Times.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the weekday vs weekend golf prices?
Typical green fee patterns:
- Weekdays: THB 2,500–4,000
- Weekends: THB 3,500–6,500
- Premium courses (e.g., Thai Country Club, Alpine, Red Mountain): THB 5,000–7,500
Weekends are more expensive and harder to book — especially in Bangkok and Pattaya
How much extra should I budget for caddies, carts, and tips?
Across Thailand:
Caddie fee + cart fee + tip usually adds THB 1,500–1,800 per round, unless included in an all-inclusive package (e.g., Nikanti).
Is Thailand good for groups and friends’ trips?
Yes — especially Pattaya, Bangkok, and Phuket for groups seeking golf + evenings out as they have great dining and nightlife options.
Can I book a custom itinerary?
Absolutely — Golftripz customises all Singapore-to-Thailand packages based on:
- number of golfers
- preferred courses
- travel dates
- villa/hotel choice
- budget
