Last updated: 18 July 2026
Golf courses in Hat Yai in southern Thailand. Find courses, green fees, and travel information for golfing in and around Hat Yai.
3 courses in Hat Yai
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Hat Yai in southern Thailand serves primarily as a gateway city for travellers between Thailand and Malaysia, but it has a modest golf offering for those passing through or staying in the area. Hat Yai Resort & Golf Club is the main facility, with a full 18-hole layout on the outskirts of the city.
The region is more commonly visited by Malaysian golfers than international visitors from further afield, and courses here are generally priced accordingly — significantly lower than resort areas like Phuket.
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| Course ↕ | Low season ↕ | High season ↕ | Par ↕ | Yards ↕ | Rating ↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Southern Hills Golf and Country Club | — | — | 72 | 5,051 | 4.1★ |
| Hat Yai Resort and Golf Club | — | — | 72 | 6,475 | 3.9★ |
| Tongthai Banrai Golf Course | — | — | 72 | 5,397 | 3.7★ |
The deep south is hot and humid year-round with the wettest stretch October–December. January–April is the most reliable window for golf. More detail in our best time to play guide.
There are 3 golf courses in Hat Yai listed on ThailandGolfCourses.com, ranging from championship resort layouts to affordable public courses.
Yes — caddies are standard practice at virtually all Thai golf courses and are mandatory at most. They carry your bag, advise on lines and yardages, and are a core part of the Thai golf experience. Caddie fees are typically ฿300–฿500 per round (around £7–£12), paid separately to green fees.
The dry season (November to April) generally offers the best conditions for golf in Hat Yai, with lower humidity and minimal rain. The shoulder months of October and May can also be excellent. Some courses offer lower green fees during the wetter summer months.
Most courses require a collared shirt and tailored shorts or trousers. Denim, sleeveless shirts, and cargo shorts are typically not permitted. Smart casual attire is the standard — when in doubt, err on the side of smarter.
Yes, international visitors are welcome at the vast majority of Hat Yai's golf courses. Some private clubs require introduction by a member, but most courses actively cater to overseas golfers. It's advisable to book tee times in advance, especially on weekends and during peak season (December–March).
Planning this as a group, a company day or a trip with a partner who does not play? We have costs, courses and quotes for each.