ロイヤル ホアヒン ゴルフ コース
A forest course that makes the most of the natural terrain. It is the oldest golf course in Thailand. It has 80 years of history, and the layout is said to have been improved by a major remodeling in the 1980s. It is adjacent to Hua Hin Station on the Thai-Singapore Railway.
data
| location | Check on MAP |
| Course Leader | 6,678 yards |
| Course Rate | 69.4 (White) |
| designer | A.O. Robins |
| open | 1928 |
| Caddy | can be |
| Golf Cart | Yes (Fairway access available) |
| Driving Range | can be |
evaluation
| comprehensive evaluation | 3.15 ★★★☆☆ |
| Layout | 3 ★★★☆☆ |
| Difficulty | 2 ★★☆☆☆ |
| Green Condition | 4 ★★★★☆ |
| Fairway Condition | 2 ★★☆☆☆ |
| Sculptural beauty and scenery | 4 ★★★★☆ |
Course Introduction
A dogleg hole to the right. The fairway undulates like waves, and if you enter the valley, you may mistakenly think that it is an uphill hole. The hole is slightly uphill from 150 yards in front of the elevated green.
A short hole below rock face with a two-tiered elevated green.
A short hole overlooking a beautiful Thai temple on the mountainside. The green has two sides, and the lower side slopes steeply from top to bottom.
A slight dogleg hole to the left with trees on both sides. The green slopes to the left so it is best to approach from the right side of the green, but the bunker on the right comes into play so an accurate second shot is required.
Trivia
5 minutes drive from Hua Hin. Located in the centre of Hua Hin, next to Hua Hin Railway Station.
The designer, AO Robin, was a Scottish railway engineer and golfer who was asked by the then-president of the State Railway of Thailand to build a golf course while helping with the construction of facilities for the State Railway of Thailand.
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