169 Moo 5, Chiangmai-Prao Rd km 26, Maefak,
Sansai, Chiang Mai 50290
The Course:
18 holes. Tree-lined parkland. Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb.
Surroundings:
Jungle clad hills and open countryside.
Designer:
Peter Thomson
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30 km N of Chiang Mai.
From the city of Chiang Mai follow route 1001, heading north, direction Phrao. At km marker 26 turn right, then follow road for 4 km to golf.
Royal Chiangmai
Royal Chiangmai Golf Resort: Set in a beautiful valley with stunning scenery all around, Royal Chiangmai is laid out in a former fruit orchard. Peter Thomson has crafted another very enjoyable and testing layout, where a more open links-style of golf course has been established in an undeniably tropical setting.
On this relatively compact and gently sloping site, the course, which measures just under 7000 yards from the back tees, does not need to be over-powered with big-hitting. The proliferation of well-placed bunkers and water hazards places a much greater premium on accuracy, especially when it comes to approach play to the greens.
The layout includes several elements used in British links style courses, not least, gently rolling fairways, pot bunkers and closely mown areas around the greens.
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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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.
169 Moo 5, Chiangmai-Prao Road km 26, Maefak, Sansai 50290, Chiang Mai.
+66 (0)53 849 301 - 6
Visit websiteThe hotel's rooms are decorated stylishly. Every window overlooks the valley, lush green hills or well-landscaped golf course. From deluxe rooms to suites, all are fully equipped for every need of the guests.
Royal Chiangmai
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