Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai is a great choice for golfers who want to stay directly alongside one of northern Thailand’s standout golf courses while still being within easy reach of Chiang Mai. Set around 25 kilometres east of the city, the resort feels peaceful and spacious, surrounded by countryside, forest and mountain views, yet it is only around a 30-minute drive from Chiang Mai International Airport and the city centre. The resort has 78 rooms and suites, ranging from comfortable Superior Rooms through to Deluxe Rooms, Junior Suites and larger two-bedroom suites. We particularly like the Deluxe Rooms for a golf stay, as they offer plenty of space along with balconies overlooking the golf course and surrounding greenery. Junior Suites provide separate living areas and even more room to relax, while the larger suites work particularly well for families or groups travelling together. The main reason to stay here is having Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai right outside your door. The championship complex offers 27 holes divided into three different nine-hole courses, giving golfers plenty of variety during a multi-round stay. Designed around the natural landscape, the golf combines elevated tees, water hazards, shaped fairways and impressive mountain scenery. Being able to finish breakfast and head almost straight to the first tee is one of the biggest advantages of staying at the resort. There are excellent practice facilities too, including a 250-yard driving range, so it is easy to loosen up before your round or spend some extra time working on your game. Away from the fairways, Alpine has plenty to keep you occupied between rounds. There is a large outdoor swimming pool, fitness facilities, spa services and Jacuzzis, making it easy to unwind after a day on the course. The clubhouse and resort dining areas provide convenient options for meals and drinks, so you do not need to travel back into Chiang Mai every evening unless you want to. That said, we would definitely recommend combining time at the resort with a visit to Chiang Mai itself. The city is known for its temples, markets, restaurants and distinctive northern Thai cuisine, so splitting your stay between golf and sightseeing works particularly well. For us, Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai is best suited to golfers who want the simplicity of a proper stay-and-play resort, particularly groups planning several rounds during their time in northern Thailand. With 27 holes on site, spacious accommodation and plenty of facilities for relaxing afterwards, everything is set up around making the golf holiday easy. Speak to our Golf Travel Experts at Hashtag Golf Travel and we can include Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai within a tailor-made Thailand golf holiday, combining your accommodation, preferred rounds and other leading golf courses throughout the Chiang Mai region.

Chiang Mai Highlands Golf & Spa Resort is one of our favourite stay-and-play options in northern Thailand, particularly for golfers who want to escape the busier city hotels and wake up surrounded by mountains, woodland and championship golf. Set in the foothills east of Chiang Mai, the resort has a wonderfully peaceful feel while still being around 30 minutes from Chiang Mai International Airport. Accommodation is deliberately small and relaxed, with just 19 private resort villas positioned amongst the trees and alongside the creek that runs through the property. This gives Chiang Mai Highlands a much more personal atmosphere than a large resort hotel and makes it especially appealing for couples and golf groups who want the course to be the focus of their stay. There is a choice of Superior Resort Villas, larger Deluxe Resort Villas and Family Villas. Rooms are spacious and comfortable, with air conditioning, seating areas, minibars and private balconies overlooking the lake, woodland or river. We particularly like the bathrooms, which feature deep bathtubs alongside private outdoor rain showers – a very welcome way to cool down and relax after 18 holes in the Thai sunshine. Golf is naturally the biggest attraction. Chiang Mai Highlands has 27 championship holes spread across the Valley, Highlands and Mountain courses, giving you plenty of variety if you want to play more than once during your stay. The courses were designed by Schmidt-Curley Golf Design and flow through the foothills, with dramatic bunkering, water, elevation changes and mountain views creating one of the most attractive golf settings around Chiang Mai. Having the course just a short walk from your villa makes everything incredibly easy. There is also a 300-yard grass driving range, three practice putting greens and a dedicated short-game area if you want to sharpen up before your round. Away from golf, guests can relax beside the outdoor swimming pool, use the fitness room or book some downtime at the spa. The clubhouse restaurant is another highlight, with open-air seating overlooking the golf course and 18th green as well as an air-conditioned dining area. It is exactly where we would head after golf for a cold drink and something to eat. Although you could comfortably spend your whole stay at the resort, Chiang Mai is close enough for evenings exploring the city's temples, markets and restaurants. For golfers wanting peaceful on-course accommodation, excellent practice facilities and 27 holes right outside the door, Chiang Mai Highlands Golf & Spa Resort is an easy recommendation. Speak to our Golf Travel Experts at Hashtag Golf Travel and we can include it within a tailor-made Chiang Mai golf holiday alongside the other leading courses across northern Thailand.

Gassan Khuntan Golf & Resort is one of the most scenic golf experiences in northern Thailand, surrounded by the mountains and forests of Doi Khuntan National Park in Lamphun. For us, this is a course that really stands out for its setting. Water, mountain views and distinctive features appear throughout the round, creating a completely different atmosphere from the flatter courses found around Bangkok and Thailand’s coastal resorts. The golf is made up of 27 holes across three separate nine-hole courses: The White Bridge Course, The River Course and The Mountain Course. The White Bridge and River loops are both par 36, while the Mountain Course plays to a par of 35. Having three different nines is a big advantage on a longer golf holiday, as they can be combined to create different 18-hole rounds and give repeat visits much more variety. The White Bridge Course is probably the most recognisable of the three, with the striking white railway bridge forming part of the scenery. Water is regularly in play and several holes ask you to decide how aggressive you want to be from the tee. The River Course continues that theme, using the surrounding waterways to create demanding approaches and plenty of risk-and-reward decisions. The Mountain Course changes the feel again. The surrounding hills become even more noticeable, with elevation, bunkering and the natural landscape shaping the holes. Across all three loops, we would put accuracy and course management ahead of outright power. There are plenty of opportunities to score well, but taking on the wrong line can quickly bring water or sand into play. One of our favourite things about Gassan Khuntan is simply how peaceful it feels. Doi Khuntan National Park provides a spectacular backdrop, and the mixture of lakes, greenery and mountains means there are plenty of moments when it is worth taking an extra few seconds to enjoy the view before hitting your next shot. The wider resort makes it easy to turn a round into a complete stay-and-play experience. Facilities include a clubhouse, Pro Shop and restaurant, while golfers staying at Gassan Khuntan Hotel also have access to an outdoor swimming pool, gym and Thai massage facilities. There are opportunities for trekking, mountain biking and other outdoor activities nearby too, which is useful if you want a day away from the course. We think Gassan Khuntan Golf & Resort is particularly well suited to golfers who want to experience a quieter side of northern Thailand while still having plenty of golf on the doorstep. Speak to our Golf Travel Experts at Hashtag Golf Travel and we can include Gassan Khuntan within a tailor-made Chiang Mai and northern Thailand golf holiday, combining your preferred rounds, accommodation and other leading courses in the region.

Mae Jo Golf Resort & Spa is a fantastic choice for golfers who want a peaceful stay-and-play experience close to Chiang Mai. Set amongst orchards, gardens and open countryside in San Sai, the resort feels wonderfully relaxed while still being within easy reach of the city and Chiang Mai International Airport. For us, it works especially well for golf groups and couples who want the convenience of having the course directly outside the hotel without feeling completely cut off from everything Chiang Mai has to offer. The accommodation has a distinctly northern Thai character, with contemporary Lanna-style interiors, carved wooden furniture and plenty of space to relax. Room choices include Superior, Deluxe and Grand Deluxe Rooms, larger Suites and private Villas. Many rooms have their own balcony overlooking the gardens or wider resort, while the Suites add separate living areas and generous outdoor space. The private Villas are a good option for golfers looking for a little more peace and privacy during their stay. The biggest reason to stay here is having Mae Jo Golf Club right on the doorstep. The 18-hole course runs through mature fruit orchards and countryside, with views towards Doi Suthep adding to the scenery. Water, doglegs and strategically positioned bunkers make course management important, but there is enough room in places to give you confidence with the driver. We particularly like how naturally the golf sits within its surroundings, giving the whole resort a much more established feel. Staying on site makes the golf incredibly easy. You can enjoy breakfast before heading straight to your tee time, while the driving range, putting green and short-game facilities give you somewhere to warm up properly beforehand. The clubhouse also includes a Pro Shop and restaurant, so everything golfers need is close at hand. Away from the course, the resort has an outdoor swimming pool, spa, sports club and tennis facilities. A massage after 18 holes is always a welcome option, while the pool is ideal for cooling down during the warmer part of the day. The restaurant serves Thai and international dishes, making it easy to enjoy a relaxed evening at the resort. Chiang Mai itself is close enough for nights when you want to explore the city's markets, temples, restaurants and nightlife. We think Mae Jo Golf Resort & Spa offers an excellent balance between convenient on-course accommodation and access to Chiang Mai. Speak to our Golf Travel Experts at Hashtag Golf Travel and we can include Mae Jo within a tailor-made northern Thailand golf holiday, combining your stay with rounds at the other leading courses throughout the region.

Chiang Mai Inthanon Golf & Natural Resort is a fantastic option for golfers who want to experience a quieter, more scenic side of northern Thailand. Located south-west of Chiang Mai on the route towards Doi Inthanon National Park, the resort combines comfortable accommodation with an 18-hole golf course and impressive mountain views. For us, it works particularly well for golfers who want to spend a few nights away from the city and have the golf right outside their door. The resort has 52 rooms, keeping the atmosphere considerably more relaxed than you would find at one of Thailand's larger hotels. Rooms are spacious and comfortable, with either double or twin beds and private balconies looking towards the surrounding countryside and mountains. Air conditioning, Wi-Fi, tea and coffee facilities, a minibar and television provide everything you need for an easy golf stay. The biggest advantage is having Chiang Mai Inthanon Golf Course directly on site. The 18-hole, par-72 layout stretches to more than 7,200 yards from the back tees and sits across gently undulating countryside with Doi Inthanon, Thailand's highest mountain, creating a spectacular backdrop. The course offers a good mixture of challenging holes and more forgiving scoring opportunities, making it enjoyable for groups with a range of handicaps. Staying at the resort means you can have breakfast, get yourself ready and head straight to the first tee without worrying about morning transfers. There is also a driving range and putting green if you want to warm up before your round or spend a little extra time practising. After golf, the outdoor swimming pool is an ideal place to cool off and relax. Thai massage is also available, while the clubhouse restaurant serves a mixture of Thai and international dishes. One of our favourite parts of the resort is the elevated clubhouse terrace, where you can sit with a drink overlooking the closing holes and surrounding mountains as the sun begins to drop. The location also gives you a great opportunity to see more of northern Thailand. Doi Inthanon National Park is within easy reach and is well worth adding to your itinerary for its waterfalls, mountain scenery, walking trails and cooler temperatures. You can also combine a stay here with a few nights in Chiang Mai itself, giving you the best of both worlds – peaceful golf and countryside followed by the city's temples, markets and restaurants. We think Chiang Mai Inthanon Golf & Natural Resort is best suited to golfers who value scenery, convenience and a relaxed stay-and-play atmosphere. Speak to our Golf Travel Experts at Hashtag Golf Travel and we can include it within a tailor-made northern Thailand golf holiday, combining your accommodation, golf and other leading courses around Chiang Mai.

The Royal Chiang Mai Golf Resort is a great choice for golfers looking for a peaceful stay-and-play experience away from the busier centre of Chiang Mai. Set amongst wooded hills and mountain streams in Mae Faek, around 30 minutes north of the city, the resort combines comfortable accommodation with an 18-hole championship golf course and plenty of space to relax between rounds. The resort has just 56 rooms, giving it a quieter and more traditional feel than many of Thailand’s larger golf hotels. Accommodation includes Deluxe Rooms and Suites, with views across the golf course, surrounding valley or green hillsides. We think that smaller scale suits the location perfectly, particularly if your main priority is golf and you prefer staying somewhere relaxed rather than in the middle of a busy city. The biggest attraction is having The Royal Chiang Mai Golf Course directly on site. Designed by five-time Open Champion Peter Thomson, the course has a distinctly traditional feel, blending elements of British parkland golf with some links-inspired features. Mature trees frame many of the holes, while water hazards appear throughout the round, meaning accuracy and sensible course management are often more valuable than simply hitting driver from every tee. Having the golf right outside the hotel makes the whole trip wonderfully easy. There is no need for an early transfer across Chiang Mai before your tee time, and the resort also has a driving range and two practice putting and chipping greens if you want to warm up properly or spend some additional time working on your game. Away from the course, there is an outdoor swimming pool where you can cool down after your round, alongside a sauna, traditional massage facilities and a gym. There are also snooker and billiards facilities, while the wider resort grounds are ideal for jogging, cycling and simply enjoying the quieter northern Thai surroundings. Dining is available at the resort, with Thai and international dishes making it easy to stay on site in the evenings. We particularly like the idea of using Royal Chiang Mai as a quieter base for a few nights before combining it with time in Chiang Mai itself, where you can explore the city’s temples, night markets, restaurants and distinctive northern Thai food. For golf groups, couples and anyone who likes the convenience of staying directly beside the course, The Royal Chiang Mai Golf Resort offers a straightforward and relaxing base for a northern Thailand golf holiday. Speak to our Golf Travel Experts at Hashtag Golf Travel and we can include The Royal Chiang Mai Golf Resort within a tailor-made Chiang Mai golf holiday, combining your accommodation, preferred rounds and other leading courses across the region.

Located just north of Chiang Mai city, Summit Green Valley is a well-established 18-hole championship course set in peaceful countryside with mountain backdrops. The par-72 layout stretches across gently rolling terrain with wide fairways, large lakes and mature trees shaping many holes. Water hazards feature prominently, adding both visual appeal and strategic challenge, particularly on the closing stretch. Known for its forgiving landing areas yet demanding approach shots, Green Valley suits a wide range of handicaps while still testing stronger players from the back tees. The clubhouse offers dining, practice facilities and attentive service. Just 20 minutes from central Chiang Mai, it’s a convenient and enjoyable option for golfers exploring northern Thailand.

Located in the heart of Chiang Mai beside the famous Night Bazaar, Dusit Princess Chiang Mai offers contemporary comfort with traditional Thai hospitality. The four-star hotel features spacious, modern rooms, an outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre and an on-site restaurant serving Thai and international cuisine. Its central position provides easy access to temples, markets and cultural attractions, making it an excellent base for combining golf with sightseeing. Golfers can reach top northern Thailand courses such as Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai, Summit Green Valley and Chiang Mai Highlands within 30–45 minutes. Blending convenience, comfort and warm service, Dusit Princess is a practical and stylish choice for golf holidays in northern Thailand.