167 Moo 2, On-Nuar,
Mae On, Chiang Mai 50130
The Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Jungle-clad hills.
Designer:
Lee Schmidt (Schmidt-Curley Design).
18.806573
99.259618
25 km E of Chiang Mai
From the south of Chiang Mai city follow route 1141 and then 1317, heading east, direction Sankamphaeng. Turn right off the 1317 near Sankamphaeng Hot Springs and follow signs to golf.
Chiangmai Highlands
Chiangmai Highlands Golf & Spa Resort: This relatively new arrival to the golfing scene in Chiang Mai, is certainly a course that adds to the region's already excellent golfing credentials. Opened in 2005 this highly-rated course is located at the foot of the hills to the east of Chiang Mai, ensuring an abundance of fine mountain views.
Several small lakes and water ditches combine with over 100 distinctively shaped clover-leaf bunkers to ensure that this Schmidt-Curley design challenges golfers of all levels.
From the inviting downhill 1st hole, this very scenic course will test and probe your all-round game, building to an excellent climax at the gently-doglegging par-5 18th. One of the new breed of courses around Chiang Mai and a layout that has already established an excellent reputation.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Non-metal spike facility. Walking permitted. Golf carts available for hire. Caddies compulsory.
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The Chiang Mai region of Thailand is famous for its friendly people, quality of living, laidback lifestyle, handicrafts, mild climate and stunning mountain scenery. More than three-hundred temples, among them some of the most beautiful and revered in the entire Buddhist world, give the city an atmosphere of calmness and timeless elegance.
The area features plenty to do for the entire family from shopping to adventure hiking, jungle tours, rafting, elephant riding and hill tribe visits.
The Chiangmai Highlands golf course is apparently built on a ‘power spot’ - the former home of Kuba Sivichai, the revered monk who founded the famous temple on Doi Suthep. The site is breathtaking in every direction and said to tingle with an energetic aliveness.
Thailand's 13th best course (Golf Digest, 2022).
167 Moo 2 Onuar, Mae On, Chiang Mai 50130.
+66 (0) 5326 1354 to 9
Visit websiteThe Resort at Chiangmai Highlands is located a short walk away from our clubhouse yet is privately set amongst the trees, along the creek flowing through the course. The resort offers superior resort villas, larger deluxe resort villas and family villas. Resort guests have access to the swimming pool and fitness facilities and receive a preferred green fee rate during their stay.
Chiangmai Highlands
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Gassan Lake City
318/1 Chiangmai-Lamphun Rd, Wat Ket, 50000 Chiang Mai.
+66 (0)53 275 300
Visit websiteLocated on the banks of the Ping River with easy access to Chiangmai's business & shopping districts. This 25-storey hotel offers 526 rooms and expansive riverside views from both guest & functional rooms. The hotel is only minutes away from the famous temples and renowned night bazaar. Chiang Mai is renowned for its cooler climate, stunning natural beauty and unique cultural identity, with many well preserved temples in the area.
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Summit Green Valley; Royal Chiangmai; Chiangmai Highlands; Chiangmai Lamphun; Gassan Lake City; Gassan Marina.
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