164 Moo 4, Tubtai,
Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110
Office
+66 (0)32 619 167 - 70Fax
+66 (0)32 619 171The Course:
27 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. Gently undulating terrain - easy to walk (but some longish green-to-tee walks).
Surroundings:
Rural countryside.
Designer:
Dr Sukitti Klangvisai
Above distances/ratings are for the A + B nines. The C-nine is slightly shorter than the other two at 3289 yards from back tees.
12.518788
99.813066
18 km SW of Hua Hin
FROM HUA HIN centre, take route 3218, direction Pala-U / Cha Am - Pranburi Bypass Road. After 11 km cross-over the Bypass Road and continue on route 3218. After 3 km turn left. After 7 km golf entrance is on your right. FROM ROUTE 4 (Cha Am - Pranburi Bypass Road), heading south, turn right onto route 3218. After 3 km turn left. After 7 km golf entrance is on your right.
The Majestic Creek Country Club: Although not a classic championship layout, there are many excellent golf holes on this very natural, scenic and locally designed 27-hole course in the Hua Hin region.
Meandering its way through a large expanse of rural Thai countryside, most holes are flanked on both sides by lush vegetation. The natural contouring of the land defines many holes, while others are supported by a modicum of earthmounding and can be, on occasions, quite tightly tree-lined.
The relatively flat, shallow bunkering doesn't necessarily enhance the attractiveness of the layout, but like the relatively frequent water hazards, they are well placed to ensure your golf game is sufficiently challenged.
A few holes look slightly bland and featureless from the tee, such as the lightly bunkered long par-4 8th (A-course), while others compensate for this by being quite technically demanding - the double dog-legging par-5 18th (9th on B-course) being a good example. With the area's picturesque ranges of tree-clad hills often in view, there is always a pleasant backdrop to proceedings.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Non-metal spike facility. Caddies used by all players.
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Majestic Creek Country Club comprises the 27-hole championship golf course, clubhouse facilities and on-site guest rooms. Nearby and right on the sea front is the Majestic Creek Beach Resort.
164 Moo 4, Tubtai, Hua Hin 77110
+66 (0)32 619 167 - 70
Visit websiteOnsite accommodation for visiting golfers.
Majestic Creek
Royal Hua Hin; Black Mountain
Palm Hills; Springfield Royal; Imperial Lake View.
11/66 Moobann Borfaai, Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan 77110
+66 (0)32 520 162-6
Visit websiteMajestic Beach Resort preserves Hua Hin’s ideal resort atmosphere with 124 guestrooms. The Resort’s beachfront location on Klaikangwon Beach is situated halfway between the local airport and mid-town Hua Hin.
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Majestic Creek; Black Mountain
Palm Hills; Springfield Royal; Imperial Lake View; Majestic Creek.
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