The Alpine Golf Resort Chiang Mai comprises some 450 rai of land that nestles in a valley between the mountain ranges in the heart of the San Kamphaeng natural forests. It is undoubtedly one of the best golf courses in Chiang Mai. Hosting the Asian Tour 2013 and 2014 Chiang Mai Classic, Alpine was put on the professional circuit and the course is now a prime destination for golf holidays in Thailand.

The design of the first 18 by world-famous golf course designer Mr. Ron M Garl, was inspired by the magnificent hills on its horizon. No matter where you are on the course, you are sure to enjoy nature at her best: beautiful lush green from the nearby forests – which comprise a rich assembly of trees such as the golden teak wood, mahogany, and many more other species.

The new nine holes, opened in 2016, play towards the rear of the resort and is separated into three distinct zones. The pine tree zone is more of a parkland area, the wetland zone plays through marshes, and working rice paddy fields highlight the paddy zone. In fact, rice fields surround one of the par-3 holes forming Thailand’s only rice paddy green.

Riverdale Golf Club is one of the most celebrated Bangkok golf courses. Designed by Jonathan Morrow and Al Tikkanen and like Red Mountain, their other high-profile Phuket golf course, the Riverdale is one of the best courses for golf holidays in Thailand. Like many other Bangkok golf courses, Riverdale may not at first glance look the most menacing test of golf. However, its all an illusion.

The landscape includes several large lakes which were dredged to create the hills that surround the golf course and frame most of the holes. Beyond the perimeter, though there’s not much to look at; factories and small villages dominate. However, from opening tee-shot to the gently sloping downhill opener, the challenges and considerable charm of these immaculately groomed links will allow you to enjoy a unique Thailand golf holiday.

Aside from its excellent conditioning and undoubted challenges, the real joy of Riverdale Golf Club lies in its wonderful interplay of gently rolling fairways, many small reed-lined lakes, raised greens, excellent bunkering, and large hills that break-up some of the layout’s innate openness.

The Royal Chiang Mai Golf Course was designed by Peter Thompson, five times British Open Champion. 
The design is reminiscent of a traditional British Parkland course with some interesting links additions.

The course is heavily tree-lined and water hazards are in play on almost every hole. The Rough is true to the meaning of the word. From the very back blue tees the course measures over 7,200 yards and can be a severe test, but from the men’s white tees the course is pleasant and relaxing.

Bunkers use local sand from The Mae Ping river. The greens are Tiff Dwarf Bermuda with Bermuda 419 and Zoysia fairways.
 The course has a driving range and two practices putting and chipping greens to allow everyone to enjoy golf holidays in Thailand.

A world-class course, superb for Thailand golf holidays and combined with the exclusive and unique characteristics that make Chiangmai so special. That’s the appeal of The Summit Green Valley Chiangmai Country Club.

It is regarded as the Queen of Golf Courses in Chiangmai with the mountains framing the background. The course deceives with a gentle first impression that hides an aggressive challenge for golfers. The course is heavily covered with trees and beautifully landscaped with abundant lakes and ponds, which makes every round exciting and enjoyable.

Designed by Dennis Griffiths, the same architect as Thai Country Club in Bangkok, Summit Green Valley’s layout is one of the best kept in Chiang Mai. The course manages to offer beautiful surroundings, air freshness, and various native landscaping unique to Northern Thailand. Hundreds of palm trees line the course, which affords nice views of the surrounding mountains. This is the second golf course in the Summit Group, the first being in Bangkok.

Gassan Lake City Golf Club located near Lamphun closed in 2013 for a complete renovation by the US design firm Schmidt-Curley. Then it reopened in late 2014 after being renamed Gassan Legacy.

New turf, drainage, and greenside hazards have been the focus. An already challenging course with water hazards and forced carries throughout; Gassan Legacy rewards accuracy over distance. The Gassan course plays 6,852 yards from the tips.

Gassan Legacy features gently rolling fairways and lots of mature trees and water hazards. Like many newly designed courses, there are both challenging routes to the greens for accomplished golfers and also more straightforward layups and bailout areas on most holes, everything you need to fully enjoy your golf holiday in Thailand.

Set in the foothills east of Chiang Mai, Chiangmai Highlands Golf and Spa Resort features a magnificent 27-hole championship golf course, providing golfers with the additional pleasure of magnificent mountain views on every hole, amazing for golf holidays in Thailand.

Designed by award winning architects Schmidt-Curley Golf Design, in its infancy Chiangmai Highlands was heralded by Asian Golf Monthly as one of the Best New Courses in Asia and is now regularly voted among the top 10 courses to play in Thailand. Chiangmai Highlands Golf and Spa Resort has since attracted more awards including Best Value Golf Experience, Top 3 ranked Course in Thailand, and a nomination for Best Golf Resort in Asia by the 2015 Asian Golf Awards.