South East Asia is fast becoming the go to destination for golfers from around the world. Being based in Bangkok and having played all of the top courses I can say that without doubt, you should come to Thailand!
A complete hotel booking service.
You will be greeted by our CWG representative upon arrival.
All transportation / transfers are arranged.
We have access to tee times on many of Thailand's superb courses.
A CWG representative will be available 24/7 to answer any queries you may have.
On hosted trips your PGA Pro will be on hand for tips on the range as well as on course.
We organize sight seeing around some of Bangkok's spectacular Temples, Palaces & Markets.
A trip to Thailand is not complete without sampling the excellent local cuisine.
Daily nearest the pin and long drive prizes with every player receiving a goodie bag on arrival.
7 nights, bed and breakfast at 4 star hotel
4 rounds on the following courses:
- Alpine
- Thana City
- Royal Gems City
- Thai Country Club
Yes, golf can be played all year and every day it is light for around 12 hours, from 0630 to 1830 approximately. The rainy season is from May – October, however it normally only rains for short periods during this time so Golf is not a problem. I have lived in Thailand since 2010 and have been rained off twice while being on the golf course during this time.
Yes, every course that you play will provide a caddie for you. In your package the caddie fee will be included but a tip is expected and should be in the region of 400 – 500 THB.
It is always hot in Thailand with the temperature most days around 30 – 35 degrees celsius. When playing golf make sure you have a hat, sun cream, drink plenty of water on the course and take a cart if you feel walking the round may be too much for you. It is also advisable to play early morning or in the afternoon as to avoid the hottest part of the day.
This would depend on your itinerary but I would say Bangkok is a good place to base yourself with the option of a couple of nights elsewhere such as Hua Hin. From the center of Bangkok it will take between 30 – 60 minutes to travel to most courses. Bangkok has so much to do for a tourist with temples, a river cruise, fantastic local food, a visit to the Grand Palace plus many more things to experience.
Going to the golf courses would mean leaving either before rush hour or after it depending on the tee times. Leaving early morning there is very little traffic to contend with, later in the day it is a little bit worse. For sightseeing purposes, the best option is to take the BTS sky train or the MRT underground. The network of stations is growing every year and you will be able to get to wherever you want to go without getting stuck in the traffic.
I have been learning with Colin for 3 years and he has taken me to tournaments all over the world, my best score is 68 (-4) in the European Championships in Scotland.
Aged 13
Our Scotland trip was fantastic and Colin took care of every aspect. An amazing experience on great courses and we will definitely book again!
Colin’s insightful, professional & enjoyable guidance has helped me take at least 12 shots off my round enabling me to better enjoy this wonderful game!
Colin has been teaching me for a few years and I have improved so much, from never having played to now I can score around 80. I really enjoy my golf!
Aged 16
After taking on course playing lessons with Colin, over the years he has improved my course management and lowered my scores, making me more consistent.
CWG, Tee Off 42
Sukhumvit 42/1,
5 min walk from Ekkamai BTS
Bangkok
(+66) 822168887
