Golf holidays in Hua Hin

Whether you’re seeking dramatic mountain backdrops, serene parkland-style holes, or the thrill of true coastal golf, Hua Hin delivers unforgettable rounds with many ranked among the best golf courses in Thailand. Browse our handpicked selection below to find the perfect courses for your next Thailand golf getaway.

Black Mountain Golf Club | Hua Hin

Architect: Phil Ryan (Pacific Coast Design) | Par: 72 | Opened: 2007

Set against a backdrop of lush mountains and natural rock formations, Black Mountain is widely recognised as one of Asia’s premier championship courses. Its brilliant conditioning, bold water features, and varied hole layouts provide a world-class experience from start to finish. Elevated tee boxes, expansive fairways, and pristine greens make this a must-play on any Hua Hin golf holiday.

Black Mountain also boasts an impressive tournament pedigree. It has hosted multiple major events on the Asian Tour, including the Black Mountain Masters and the Thailand Classic, attracting elite international fields. The course has also been a venue for European Tour–sanctioned tournaments, further cementing its status as one of the region’s most respected championship layouts.

Course ranking: No. 9 golf course in Thailand by Top 100 Golf Courses

Pineapple Valley Golf Club (formerly Banyan Golf Club) | Hua Hin

Architect: Pirapon Namatra | Par: 72 | Opened: 2009

Known for its rolling terrain, framed mountain views, and cooling sea breezes, Pineapple Valley is one of Hua Hin’s most picturesque layouts. Its elevation changes create striking tee shots, and fast, undulating greens keep golfers fully engaged. Excellent service, great practice facilities and a premium clubhouse complete the experience.

Course ranking: No. 5 golf course in Thailand by Top 100 Golf Courses

Springfield Royal Country Club | Cha-Am / Hua Hin

Architect: Jack Nicklaus | Par: 72 | Opened: 1993

Springfield is a classic Nicklaus design offering strategy, risk-reward moments and immaculate conditioning. Multiple tee positions make it enjoyable for all abilities, while water-protected greens and well-placed bunkering reward thoughtful play. The layout is spacious, tranquil and perfect for golfers who enjoy a traditional championship feel.

Course ranking: No. 22 golf course in Thailand by Top 100 Golf Courses

Sea Pine Golf Club | Hua Hin

Architect: Royal Thai Army | Par: 72 | Opened: 2010

Hua Hin’s only true links-style experience, Sea Pine runs alongside the Gulf of Thailand for a dramatic coastal finish. Expect wide open views, steady sea breezes, and a thrilling final stretch where several holes play directly beside the beach. It mixes challenge and enjoyment beautifully, making it a favourite for holiday golfers.

Good to know: Wind can pick up in the afternoon - early tee times offer calmer conditions and clearer ocean views.

Majestic Creek Golf Club | West of Hua Hin

Architect: Dr. Sukitti Klangvisai | Par: 72 | Opened: 1993

Surrounded by lush countryside, Majestic Creek offers a peaceful, scenic golf escape. The course features water prominently, rewarding precise shot-making and offering a strong test across its 27 holes. Its natural setting and quiet atmosphere make it one of Hua Hin’s most satisfying “hidden gem” rounds.

Insider tip: Bring your short-game touch - the tightly mown run-offs around greens demand confident chipping.

Key travel tips for a golf holiday to Hua Hin

• Flights to Bangkok Suvarnabhumi (BKK), with flight times of around 11-12 hours from London.
• Transfers usually take 2-3 hours from Bangkok
• Best months to visit for dry & sunny conditions are from November to March
• Currency = Thai Baht (THB)
• UK passport holders can visit Thailand visa-free for up to 30 days on arrival. Visit the Government page for more details

Off the course

Hua Hin is more than just great golf:

• Beautiful beaches, sunset walks and seaside dining close to most resorts

• Vibrant night markets and seafood restaurants showcasing authentic Thai flavours

• Relaxation options, including spas, poolside bars and beachfront lounges

• Cultural attractions such as temples, national parks and historic royal residences

• Perfect for non-golfers: shopping, massage, cooking classes, or simply unwinding by the pool