Quality golf for less — courses under ฿2,500 green fee.
World-class golf doesn't have to cost a fortune in Thailand. You can play a well-maintained 18-hole course for as little as ฿1,000–฿2,500 (≈ £23–£57), including a caddie. These courses won't have the five-star resort trimmings, but many offer challenging, well-maintained layouts that international golfers genuinely enjoy.
Tip: The total cost of a round includes green fee + caddie fee (฿300–฿500) + optional buggy. Always factor in the caddie when budgeting.
Unique 29-hole course! Three nines: Lakeside, Mountain, River.
First international standard course in Northeast Thailand.
Thailand's FIRST and OLDEST course (1924). Famous topiary.
Affordable option in Chiang Rai.
Pastoral valley near Khao Yai. Good value.
36-hole resort. Hosted Asian Tour Q-School.
Only Gary Player designed course in Thailand.
27 holes. Good value with mountain and Gulf views.
Renovated by Schmidt-Curley 2014.
Close to airport. Solid Denis Griffiths design.
Budget courses typically lack the immaculate presentation of resort layouts, but Thai maintenance standards are generally high across the board. You'll still get a caddie, a decent clubhouse, and a proper 18-hole round. Municipal and military courses (Royal Thai Army, Navy, Air Force) often represent the best value — maintained to a high standard with low green fees.
Green fees at budget courses start from around ฿1,000 (≈ £23). Add a caddie fee of ฿300–฿500 and you're playing a full round for under £35 total. Mid-range resort courses typically run ฿2,500–฿5,000 (≈ £57–£114).
Yes — Thai golf courses are consistently well maintained even at the lower price points. The caddie system means you always have someone advising you on the course, which adds significant value regardless of green fee level.