Golf in Thailand is spread across distinct travel regions. Bangkok provides the widest choice for short stays and onward connections, with many clubs on the metropolitan fringe. The eastern seaboard pairs golf with beach bases and is practical for travellers using Bangkok as an arrival point. Phuket and nearby southern areas suit resort-led itineraries, while Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai offer a greener northern alternative with a more seasonal feel. Domestic flights and private road transfers are commonly used when combining regions. November to February is generally the most comfortable window, with lower rainfall in much of the country, though local conditions differ between the Gulf and Andaman coasts. March to May can be very hot, and the main monsoon period can bring heavy, short-lived rain and softer ground. Morning tee times help avoid heat and afternoon storms. Check club dress codes, caddie arrangements, cart policies and pace-of-play expectations before booking. Thailand drives on the left; allow extra time for city traffic, and carry cash for smaller incidental payments where cards may not be accepted. Booking ahead is advisable during peak periods.
