Golf holidays in Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai offers far more than just world-class golf, it’s a destination full of culture, adventure and authentic Thai charm. Whether you’re looking to explore the city, embrace the outdoors, or simply unwind, there’s something here for everyone.

Top things to do in Chiang Mai:

• Discover Chiang Mai’s Old City: Wonder through ancient walls, explore stunning temples such as Wat Phra Singh and Wat Chedi Luang, and soak up the city’s Lanna heritage.
• Browse the famous markets: From the bustling Night Bazaar to the Saturday and Sunday Walking Streets, enjoy shopping for local crafts, art, and delicious street food.
• Visit Doi Suthep Temple: Perched high above the city, this sacred temple offers breathtaking views and one of the most iconic sights in northern Thailand.
• Experience ethical elephant sanctuaries: Spend a day learning about and caring for elephants in their natural environment.
• Unwind with a Thai massage or spa day: Chiang Mai is famous for its wellness culture, offering traditional treatments in serene surroundings.
• Relax in riverside cafés and rooftop bars: Enjoy Chiang Mai’s laid-back dining scene, from charming coffee houses to fine dining with mountain views.

Getting to Chiang Mai and what a typical tour would include:

Direct flights from the UK to Bangkok are readily available and are roughly eleven hours in length. From there we typically have customers choose to stay in the Thai capital for a few days, indulging in the hussle and bussle of one of the worlds largest cities, whilst also playing at some of Asias best courses.

Upon arrival the popular choice is to experience a few days of hustle & bustle in Bangkok, a global megacity, and home to a number of Asia's best courses before then hopping on a short 1hr 20 minute domestic flight to Chiang Mai.

To capitalise on your trip to Thailand, from Chiang Mai it is possible to also visit Hua Hin via another short domestic flight, allowing you to play the no.1 course in the country,Black Mountain Golf Club. From Hua Hin you are then just 3 hours by round from Bangkok for your return international flight.

Our travel tips for Chiang Mai:

• Pick the best time to play in Thailand: Aim to travel between November and February for ideal playing conditions, if you visit during the warmer months, schedule early tee times to avoid the midday heat.
• Book tee times in advance: Chiang Mai's top courses can get busy, especially during peak season, that is why it is important to reserve tee times and caddies early to ensure securing preferred tee times.
• Embrace local culture between rounds: Balance your golf with cultural and culinary experiences, we highly recommend the local temples in Chiang Mai, some of the best in Asia!