Pattaya Golf Packages
Pattaya golf packages from Golf Corner combine your hotel, golf and transfers in one holiday, with a 10-night escape from A$2,095 per person, twin share.
Land only · Low-season starting price · Minimum 4 golfers
Choose your Pattaya golf holiday
Start with the longer stay below, or ask for a shorter trip built around your available dates. Choose the number of rounds before choosing the hotel: a week of back-to-back golf feels very different from a holiday with afternoons and rest days to spare.
Starting prices are subject to availability, currency movements and supplier changes. Weekend and public-holiday golf supplements may apply. Flights are not included.
On the course. Off the clock.
Which Pattaya golf courses should you play?
Build your shortlist around the kind of golf you enjoy. The course notes below explain the differences; ask Paul to check availability and the effect of each choice on your package price.
Siam Country Club
Choose the layout by name. Old Course brings tournament heritage and tree-lined holes; Plantation adds elevation changes across 27 holes; Waterside offers broader fairways with water shaping the challenge. They are separate bookings, not interchangeable tee times.
Explore the club's courses ↗Laem Chabang
Jack Nicklaus designed the Mountain, Lake and Valley nines. An 18-hole round combines two of them, so ask which routing is available. It is a useful choice when your group wants variety within one golf day.
See the three nines ↗Chee Chan Golf Resort
This David Dale design sits beside the mountain's golden Buddha engraving. Include it on your shortlist if the setting matters as much as the scorecard, and confirm its price before finalising the rest of your golf.
Explore Chee Chan ↗You can also discuss Rayong Green Valley, Khao Kheow, Burapha and St Andrews 2000, which feature in Golf Corner's existing Pattaya itinerary. Share your handicaps and preferred pace so the proposed mix suits the whole group.
Your Pattaya itinerary: 11 days, 10 nights
Seven planned rounds, two days at leisure and one Pattaya hotel base. Explore each day below for the course highlights and time away from the fairways. Course order and the final inclusions are confirmed in your written quote.
Day 1Arrival in Pattaya
Arrive at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport and transfer to Pattaya, your base for the next ten nights. Check in at the 4-star Centara Pattaya Hotel, unpack your clubs and settle into the holiday without having to change hotels between rounds.
The rest of the day is yours. Take a first look around Pattaya, find somewhere for dinner or relax at the hotel after your flight. There is no scheduled golf today, giving you time to arrive and prepare for the first round tomorrow.
Daily breakfast is part of the hotel stay. Your airport meeting arrangements and the following day’s golf transfer will be confirmed with your travel documents.
Day 2Rayong Green Valley Country Club
Your opening round takes you to Rayong Green Valley Country Club, a Peter Thomson-designed course in the hills east of Pattaya. The mature parkland setting combines tree-lined fairways, rocky outcrops and gentle changes in elevation, making this a scenic introduction to golf on Thailand’s Eastern Seaboard.
There is room to settle into your swing from the tee, but the approach shots deserve attention. Water comes into play on several holes, while well-placed bunkers and contoured greens reward careful club selection. Use your caddie’s local knowledge to choose a sensible line and get a feel for the putting surfaces.
After the round, there is time to enjoy the clubhouse atmosphere before returning to your Pattaya base. The evening is free for dinner and a chance to compare the first day’s scorecards.
Day 3Khao Kheow Country Club
Today’s golf is at Khao Kheow Country Club, set in a valley framed by green hills. Pete Dye’s 27-hole design comprises three nine-hole loops, with the day’s 18-hole combination bringing together elevated tees, bold bunkering and water hazards that ask you to think your way around the course.
The greens can be small and contoured, so position matters as much as distance. One of the course’s memorable features is the island-green par three on the B nine; if that loop is in your routing, it offers a particularly good test of club selection and commitment.
Treat this as a day for strategy: choose tees that suit your game and favour a clear next shot over unnecessary risk. Return to Pattaya after golf, with your evening at leisure.
Day 4Burapha Golf Club
Burapha Golf Club offers a different feel for your third round. Designed by David Graham and Gary Panks, its 36 holes make use of the area’s natural contours, lakes and tropical vegetation, with elevated tees opening up views across the surrounding countryside.
The East Course, comprising the A and B nines, has more generous landing areas and suits a sociable round. The West Course, the C and D nines, asks for greater precision through tighter fairways, elevation changes and strategically placed water. Your final itinerary will identify the booked layout.
Whichever routing you play, the variety makes this a good day to balance ambition with course management. After golf, return to your hotel knowing tomorrow is a free day: a chance to enjoy Pattaya without setting the alarm for another tee time.
Day 5A Day to Enjoy Pattaya
After three golf days, take a break and enjoy Pattaya at your own pace. Stay by the hotel pool, book a massage or spend some time exploring the beachfront and local shops. Nothing is scheduled on the course today.
For a cultural outing, consider the Sanctuary of Truth, the intricately carved wooden landmark overlooking the sea. If you would rather spend the day on the water, a separately arranged trip to Koh Larn, also known as Coral Island, offers a change of scene with beaches and opportunities for swimming or snorkelling, subject to local conditions.
The original itinerary also suggests Pattaya Floating Market, a Thai spa treatment or a relaxed seaside meal. Finish with dinner, live music or a quiet evening at the hotel. Excursions, treatments, meals and activities are optional and at additional cost unless included in your quote.
Day 6St Andrews 2000 Golf Club
Return to golf at St Andrews 2000 in the hills of Ban Chang, Rayong. Desmond Muirhead’s design is one of the more unusual rounds on the itinerary: a par-74 layout with two par-six holes, elevated tees and a landscape of rocky outcrops and rolling fairways.
The appeal is the variety of shots. Water, changes in level and split fairways make placement important, and the longer holes reward a plan rather than simply the longest possible drive. Work back from a comfortable approach distance and choose a tee that matches your ability.
This is a demanding course, especially for higher handicappers, but it brings a memorable contrast to the week’s other layouts. After the round, return to Pattaya for a free evening. If your group prefers a gentler course, discuss a substitution when your package is being quoted.
Day 7Siam Country Club — Plantation
Today’s round is at Plantation, one of Siam Country Club’s distinct Pattaya layouts. Designed by Schmidt-Curley and opened in 2008, the 27-hole complex occupies former plantation land, with three nines named Sugar Cane, Tapioca and Pineapple.
Expect elevated tees, sweeping views and greens that require a thoughtful approach. Deep bunkering and changes in elevation make the course visually striking while also influencing the way you play it. The enormous shared triple green is a particularly recognisable feature of the Plantation experience.
Take a moment to enjoy the clubhouse setting after your round before returning to Pattaya. Plantation is the course in this itinerary; Siam Old Course, Waterside and Rolling Hills are separate layouts and must be requested specifically if you would like to change the programme.
Day 8Pattaya at Your Own Pace
Your second free day gives you time to recover between rounds and enjoy more of the destination. Have an unhurried breakfast, relax by the pool or revisit a favourite spot you found earlier in the stay.
The original itinerary suggests Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens for a day among landscaped gardens, or the Sanctuary of Truth if you have not yet visited. Shopping options include Central Festival and Thepprasit Night Market, with visits planned around their opening times. Koh Larn is another optional outing if the weather and sea conditions suit.
In the evening, choose a meal by Pattaya Bay or explore the city’s restaurants and nightlife. There is no organised dinner or excursion included today, so you can keep the day as active or relaxed as you wish. Any optional bookings are charged separately.
Day 9Laem Chabang International Country Club
Laem Chabang brings a Jack Nicklaus-designed round to your Pattaya holiday. Its 27 holes are divided into the Mountain, Lake and Valley nines, and your 18-hole routing combines two of these contrasting landscapes.
Mountain uses elevated terrain and rocky features to frame the holes. Lake introduces water into both the scenery and the strategy, while Valley adds a longer test through the surrounding low ground and hills. The selected combination determines the character of your day, with thoughtful positioning useful throughout.
Give yourself time to appreciate the views between shots and enjoy the clubhouse after golf. Then return to your hotel for the evening, with one final golf day still to come at Chee Chan. The available nine-hole combination will be confirmed as part of your tee-time arrangements.
Day 10Chee Chan Golf Resort
Finish your golf programme at Chee Chan Golf Resort, beside the mountain bearing the golden Buddha engraving. Designed by David Dale of Golfplan, this 18-hole, par-72 course combines a memorable setting with broad fairways, undulating greens and carefully positioned bunkers and water hazards.
The scenery is a large part of the experience, but there is plenty of golf to concentrate on. Choose the tees that suit your game, pay attention to the contours and take your caddie’s advice on the approach shots. The course gives your final round a setting you will remember long after the scorecard is put away.
After golf, make use of the clubhouse facilities and take time to reflect on the week before returning to Pattaya. Your final evening is free: an opportunity for dinner with your travelling companions and one last look around the city.
Day 11Departure from Pattaya
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before checking out after ten nights in Pattaya. Depending on your flight time, there may be time for a final stroll, a coffee or some last-minute shopping before your transfer.
Travel to your confirmed Bangkok airport for the flight home or onward journey. The original itinerary allows for Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang departures; provide the full flight details when booking so the correct airport and collection time are arranged.
Check your room and golf bag before leaving, keep your travel documents handy and allow for the transfer schedule supplied with your booking. Your eleven-day itinerary ends today, following seven planned rounds and two days at leisure.
What goes into your package?
Your written quote should include
- Hotel name, room category, occupancy and number of nights.
- Daily breakfast and any other specifically included meals.
- Named courses, golf dates and the number of rounds.
- Green fees, caddie fees and golf-cart arrangements.
- Airport transfers and hotel-to-course transfers.
- Taxes, service charges and any date-specific supplements.
Budget separately for
- Flights and airline golf-bag charges.
- Meals and drinks beyond the stated inclusions.
- Caddie gratuities and other personal expenses.
- Club hire or extra golf unless expressly quoted.
- Sightseeing, excursions and optional activities.
- Travel insurance and any applicable entry costs.
A golf package is not automatically an all-inclusive resort stay. Check the written inclusions rather than assuming every meal, drink or activity is covered.
How much do Pattaya golf packages cost?
The featured Golf Corner stay starts at A$2,095 per person, twin share, for 10 nights, based on at least four golfers travelling in low season. Use that as a starting point for a quote, not a guaranteed price for every date or course combination.
| Your choice | What to compare |
|---|---|
| Dates | Ask for your exact dates, including weekends and public holidays, rather than a generic seasonal rate. |
| Courses | Compare named layouts and the full golf cost: green fee, caddie fee, cart and any supplements. |
| Hotel and room | Match the room category, breakfast and single or twin-share basis across quotes. |
| Group size | Confirm the price for your actual group. A four-player starting rate may change for two players. |
| Transfers | State your airport, flight times and golf-bag count so the vehicle and schedule fit. |
For a single round, ask for the total payable before comparing courses. A green-fee-only number leaves out items that can materially change your day's spend. Caddie gratuities should be budgeted separately from the caddie fee.
Choose the hotel around your holiday
Golf first, then location
The featured stay uses Centara Pattaya Hotel. For a custom trip, tell Paul whether you want restaurants nearby, a beach-focused stay or a quieter base. A hotel that suits evening plans can matter as much as a room upgrade.
If non-golfers are joining, agree on how they want to spend the golf days. Ask for their own accommodation and transfer quote rather than assuming a golfer's package has a fixed non-golfer discount.
Plan the arrival and rest days
Give us your arrival and departure airport names, not just “Bangkok”. Build in time for immigration, collecting clubs and the drive to Pattaya. Your confirmed transfer schedule should reflect your flights.
For a longer stay, keep one or two days free. They leave space to explore, spend time with your partner or simply avoid turning a holiday into eleven consecutive early starts.
Pattaya golf packages: your questions answered
How much is a Pattaya golf holiday?
Our featured 10-night stay starts from A$2,095 per person, twin share, land only, for a minimum of four golfers in low season. Final pricing depends on your dates, rooms, courses and confirmed inclusions. Shorter custom trips are quoted individually.
How much is a round of golf in Pattaya?
There is no single price across Pattaya. Ask for a dated quote that separates the green fee, caddie fee, cart and transfer, then allow for a caddie tip. Tell us the exact Siam layout if that club is on your shortlist.
Which Pattaya golf course is best for my group?
That depends on your priorities. Consider Siam Old Course for tournament heritage, Plantation for elevation and variety, Laem Chabang for its three-nines format, or Chee Chan for its mountain setting. Share your handicaps, budget and must-play list before choosing.
Are these all-inclusive golf packages?
The featured package combines accommodation, breakfast, golf arrangements and transfers as confirmed in your quote. It is not an unlimited food-and-drink holiday. Flights, caddie tips and other exclusions are additional unless specifically included.
Can we book seven nights instead of ten?
Yes. Ask Paul for a custom seven-night itinerary, with four rounds as a starting idea. You can request a different number of rounds, single rooms or a different hotel. The A$2,095 starting price applies to the featured 10-night stay, not the custom option.
Can I request Siam Country Club Old Course?
Yes, request it by its full name. The proposed 10-night itinerary uses Plantation, so Old Course would be a requested change subject to availability and a revised quote.
Are flights from Australia included?
No. The advertised starting price is land only. Provide your departure city and intended flights when enquiring so your arrival and departure transfers can be planned correctly.
Is this a fixed-date escorted tour?
This page is for Pattaya stays and custom golf holidays. A personal host travelling with your group is not included unless your quote says so. If you want a hosted group departure, ask about Golf Corner’s escorted tours.
Ask Paul for your Pattaya quote
Send your dates, number of golfers and non-golfers, room preferences and must-play courses. Include your budget and departure city so we can put together a useful first proposal.
Email paul@golfcorner.com.au or call 0411 111 554.