106 Moo 4, Wangdong,
Muang, Kanchanaburi 71190
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+66 (0)34 518 518Fax
+66 (0)34 584 000The Course:
36 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Gently undulating terrain - easy to walk.
Surroundings:
Woodland and rural countryside.
Designer:
Mitsuaki Kobayashi
Above distances/ratings are for the Lake / River course. The Mountain nine (3682 yards from back tees) is slightly longer than the other two nines.
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26 km NW of Kanchanaburi.
From Kanchana Buri take route 3199 heading northwest away from the city, direction Srinakarin dam. After 19 km entrance to golf is on your left.
Artitaya Resort
Artitaya Golf & Resort (formerly known as Nichigo Resort & Country Club) can certainly boast a very elegant and challenging 36 holes of golf course, laid out in the sort of environment where beautiful swans glide serenely across lily-filled ponds.
In its earlier 27-hole guise, the River-nine was fabulous, ably supported by the Lake and Mountain nines. The surrounding jungle-clad, craggy hills provide a spectacular backdrop for the course, which is generally characterised by holes lined with tall, mature trees, and plenty of water hazards in the form of small lakes.
On the River course you'll encounter two distinctive bridges. At the par-3 3rd, an ivy-covered, jungle-style "rope" bridge brings you from the tee-box across a water hazard to the green below. Behind the superb par-4 6th green there is a replica of the bridge in Kanchanaburi which is now dubbed the Bridge on the River Kwai. Only on the outside of the dog-leg on the par-5 4th (another excellent hole) will you get a glimpse of the famous river.
The Lake course is so called based on the par-4 3rd hole wrapping itself around a small lake, and the same lake providing a watery tee-to-green shot at the par-3 4th. Thereafter the Lake course becomes a classic example of a slightly undulating, wooded parkland layout, without too much water coming back into play.
Plenty of finesse is needed on the more undulating Mountain-nine, which wends its way over sloping terrain, flanked at times by a snaking creek and offering some of the most spectacular views of the limestone hills.
Often regarded as one of the best golf resorts in the River Kwai area, Aritiaya is now apparently Korean-owned, and attracts a large number of visiting Korean golf groups. This can have an impact on pace of play.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Non-metal spike facility. Walking permitted. Golf carts available for hire. Caddies used by all players.
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A bridge has been incorporated the layout, a smaller scale replica of the bridge in Kanchanaburi, which is known as the Bridge on the River Kwai. Although that description is entirely accurate, the Kanchanaburi Bridge is not the one famously blown-up in the 1957 film "Bridge on the River Kwai".
The film is actually based on a fictional novel by Pierre Boulle ("Le pont de la rivière Kwai"). Boulle's story takes its cue from the actual building of the Thailand - Burma military railway in WWII, during which time several bridges and over 250-miles of track were constructed. The appalling treatment of the enforced labour (mainly enslaved Malays and military prisoners of war) and the resulting tragic cost in human lives, earning the railway the title, the "death railway".
106 Moo 4, Wangdong, Muang 71190, Kanchanaburi
+66 (0)34 518 518
Visit websiteArtitaya is a pleasant and comfortable blend of golfer's challenges, on-site hotel, beautiful scenery, family recreational facilities and excellent restaurants serving Thai, Asian and international dishes.
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