Hua Hin Golf Tour

Majestic Creek Country Club is a challenging course that was once rated by a German golf magazine as a Hua Hin’s best golf course. Many Hua Hin locals and expatriates share this view. Designed by Dr. Sukkitti Klangvisai, an experienced Thai golf course designer who is also responsible for Phuket's Loch Palm, Majestic Creek is arguably the best laid out golf course in Hua Hin. Major renovations covering all 27-holes undertaken in 2012 include some of Hua Hin’s best Tifeagle turfed greens.

The Lake View Resort & Golf Club offers 36 holes of golf in Hua Hin. The golf course is a favorite with both residents and visitors to the area and is situated a bit inland amongst small farms & fruit orchids on a large parkland parcel. For many golfers, this is the most scenic and pleasant golf course in Hua Hin. 

Sea Pines Golf Course (also known as the Army Golf Club II) plays along the Gulf of Thailand in the Suan Son Pradiphat (Sea Pine Tree Garden). The Royal Forestry Department originally owned the Hua Hin golf course track before being taken over by the Royal Thai Army under the rule of Field Marshall Sarit Thanarat, who served as prime minister of Thailand during 1957-1963.

The traditional Jack Nicklaus designed Springfield Royal Country Club located off the Hua Hin bypass road is a top Hua Hin golf course and an excellent cost-effective alternative to Pineapple Valley and Black Mountain.

Black Mountain was transformed from lush jungle and pineapple plantations and located around 25 minutes west of Hua Hin. Set in a valley surrounded by huge black granite rock covered mountains, the Hua Hin golf course was the site for Asian PGA tour events in 2009 and 2010 and the Europe versus Asia match play Royal Trophy in 2011. In 2012 and each year since Black Mountain was selected as one of the 100 best golf courses outside the USA by Golf Digest magazine.

Pineapple Valley Golf Club Hua Hin delivers one of Asia’s most exceptional golfing experiences. Designed by Thailand’s premier golf course architect, Pirapon Namatra, the course was carefully crafted to follow the natural contours of the land, formerly used for pineapple farming. Since opening in 2009, Pineapple Valley has earned international recognition, including being awarded multiple times in recent years “The Best Golf Club Experience in Asia Pacific,” ranked among the “Top 1,000 Courses in the World” by Rolex, and voted Thailand’s Best Golf Club in 2023 by more than 15,000 international golfers.