Amata Spring Country Club
Bangkok
One of Thailand’s most exclusive and prestigious golf courses, Amata Spring Country Club is a private members’ venue built to true championship standards. Designed by Schmidt-Curley, the course is renowned for its immaculate conditioning and has hosted some of the biggest names in professional golf.
The layout offers a strong mix of risk-and-reward holes, demanding accuracy off the tee and precision into well-protected greens. Every hole feels thought-out, with subtle shaping and hazards that force you to think your way around. The standout is the iconic 17th — a floating island green accessed by boat, and easily one of the most memorable holes in Asia.
Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport
60km


England’s best golf tour operator 2026 winner
Time Zone:
GMT+7
Currency:
฿ (Thai Baht)
Temperature:
23°C - 36°C
Cost of a Beer:
£1.50
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
£19
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About The Area
Khao Yai is one of Thailand’s premier inland golf destinations, set just a few hours northeast of Bangkok and known for its cooler climate, mountain scenery and collection of high-quality courses. Located on the edge of Khao Yai National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the area offers a refreshing contrast to Thailand’s coastal golf hubs.
The standout venue is Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa, a Jack Nicklaus-designed championship course set within natural forest and rolling terrain. The layout features tree-lined fairways, elevation changes and well-protected greens, creating a strategic and visually striking round. Nearby, Mission Hills Khao Yai Golf Club offers a more open and forgiving layout with scenic mountain views, while Rancho Charnvee Resort & Country Club provides a European-style experience with wide fairways, lakes and a relaxed resort feel.
Golf in Khao Yai benefits from a slightly cooler climate than Bangkok, making it particularly enjoyable between November and February when temperatures are at their most comfortable. The region is playable year-round, but this period offers the best conditions.
Off the course, Khao Yai is known for its natural beauty and slower pace. The national park offers waterfalls, wildlife and hiking trails, while the surrounding area has developed a growing wine scene, boutique resorts and countryside cafés. It’s a destination that feels more rural and relaxed compared to Thailand’s busier golf centres.
For golfers seeking cooler temperatures, scenic courses and a peaceful escape within easy reach of Bangkok, Khao Yai delivers one of Thailand’s most enjoyable and well-rounded inland golf experiences.




























