・A prestigious course where international tournaments have been held and where
Tiger Woods has played

・Inquiries will be answered by local Japanese staff

・For those who want a simple golf reservation, we recommend the Basic Package
Plan

・If you would like the support of a Japanese guide, choose the Pick-up and
Drop-off + Japanese Guide plan.

The content of this product is provided by machine translation and may not
reflect the actual information, please take this into consideration before
booking.

-Participation Restrictions-

• We may not be able to accommodate your desired tea time. We will inform you of the exact tea time and pick-up time (only for those who have applied for pick-up service) when your reservation is confirmed.

  
  

• Reservations are for 2 to 8 people.

  
  

-Various fees at golf courses-

If you would like to use the following services, please let us know by sending
us a message when you make your reservation.

- Rental clubs: THB 1500, 1800, 2000/set (depending on brand).

- Rental shoes: THB 400/pair

*The above fees should be paid directly to the golf course. All fees are subject to change without notice.

*You cannot specify the brand of rental clubs. Please choose at the golf course on the day.

*Tipping caddies is generally mandatory in golf in Thailand. At this golf course, the standard tip is 500 baht.

-Clothing and belongings-

• Dress code is golf attire, so please wear a polo shirt and trousers. Longer golf shorts are acceptable, but casual attire such as T-shirts and extremely short shorts are not permitted.

-others-

• Depending on the golf course reservation situation and tournaments, it may not be possible to make a reservation at the desired time and date.

  
  

• Golf play will be limited to groups of four people. Depending on the number of people who apply, you may be asked to play with other guests.

  
  

-FAQ-

Q. Is a tip included?

A. Tips for caddies are not included in the price. Please give tips to your
caddie starting from THB 500 per caddie.

In Thailand, there is a culture of tipping as a national custom, but tipping a
Japanese guide is not compulsory. If you are satisfied with the service,
please give a tip as a token of appreciation, as it will encourage the guide.