Bangpra Golf Club is one of Thailand’s pioneering tourism development projects, having opened its doors in 1958. A major renovation by Japan Golf Promotion in 1987 transformed it into a long-standing premier destination for both Japanese and Thai golfers. The course topography is nestled on natural rolling hills with varying elevations, requiring golfers to strategize their play meticulously amidst a dense variety of lush flora that has become a signature characteristic of the site.

The unique standout feature that has earned this course its prestige is the Green Speed, known for being incredibly fast with complex undulating lines. This has garnered it a reputation as one of the most challenging putting courses in Thailand. Furthermore, the environment remains perfectly natural, with resident monkey troops often seen greeting visitors at various points. Each hole is thoughtfully designed to harmonize with the original forest landscape, allowing players to feel as though they are golfing in a grand, serene, and shady arboretum throughout the day.

The atmosphere on the course varies beautifully with the seasons, especially from February to March, when the Pink Trumpet trees (Tabebuia rosea) burst into bloom, splashing vibrant colors across the entire grounds. The weather is often cooled by refreshing breezes from the nearby Bangpra Reservoir, effectively softening the sun's heat. The clubhouse area features a classic traditional design, serving renowned dishes particularly Japanese and local Thai cuisine that reflect its long-standing history of hospitality.

The design of the Par 3 and Par 4 holes presents a significant challenge due to deceptive visual distances and shifting wind directions, influenced by its proximity to both the coastline and the mountains. Golfers must employ precise club selection and steady ball control skills. Consequently, this course is more than just a place for relaxation; it is a premium testing ground where professional golfers frequently return to sharpen their skills and maintain their standards against diverse natural obstacles.

Today, Bangpra Golf Club continues its operations by upholding international course standards while firmly preserving its historical value. This course serves not only as a fairway for golfers but also as a high-quality retreat reflecting the evolution of the Thai golfing industry from the past to the present. With its location surrounded by abundant nature, meticulous course maintenance in every detail, and a unique service culture, Bangpra Golf Club stands as a cherished classic course—a key landmark for both Thai and international golfers seeking a truly authentic golfing experience in every dimension.

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How to Get There

• By Private Car: Take the Motorway (Route 7) and exit at Si Racha towards Bangpra Reservoir, or take Sukhumvit Road and turn left at Bangpra Intersection onto the reservoir road.

• By Public Transport: Take a van or bus on the Bangkok-Si Racha route, get off at Bangpra Market, and take a local taxi or motorcycle taxi to the golf club.

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Travel Tips

• Best Visiting Time: November to February offers the coolest weather. For those wanting to see the Pink Trumpet trees (Tabebuia rosea) in full bloom, visit during February to March.

• Equipment: Ensure your putter is in top condition because the greens are very fast with complex lines, living up to the "Prabsien" nickname.

• Photography: The views from the hotel rooms and clubhouse balcony offer the best panoramic shots of Bangpra Reservoir and Koh Sichang.

 

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Admission Fee]:

• Thai Visitors: Adult approx. 1,500 - 3,500 THB (Depending on Weekdays/Weekends).

• Foreign Visitors: Adult approx. 2,500 - 4,500 THB.