Hua Hin is one of Asia's great golf destinations — nine courses, from tour venues to a ฿800 round.
Green fees here are seasonal, and the difference is big. These are low-season rates (roughly April–October) checked on 17 July 2026 — most of them expire on 31 July. High season opens on 1 November and prices climb steeply: Black Mountain runs ฿4,500 then, against ฿3,500 now. If you can choose when to play, low season is a different sport financially. Always confirm with the course before booking.
Hua Hin's flagship, and Thailand's most decorated course
A championship venue that has hosted Asian Tour and European Tour events, routinely rated among the best in Asia. Three nines — East, West and North. The cart is compulsory here, so budget for it.
Formerly Banyan — among the pineapple plantations
A premium course in the plantations behind town, known for its setting and its conditioning. Worth knowing about the par-3 twilight from 4pm: ฿1,550 for nine holes or ฿2,550 for eighteen, including green fee, caddie and a shared cart.
Officially dated 1 June – 31 July 2026, so this rate expires within weeks.
Jack Nicklaus design, par 72
A long-established Nicklaus championship layout and one of the area's best-known names. The walking rate is unusually good value in low season.
27 holes inland, at a fraction of high-season pricing
A championship layout offering 27 holes, and one of the biggest low-season swings of any course here.
Par 72, 6,887 yards, close to town
A well-regarded course within easy reach of Hua Hin, and the cheapest twilight round of the established venues.
Coastal 18
An 18-hole value course close to the coast.
Four nines — the most golf for the money
The largest layout in the value tier: 36 holes across the Mountain, Lake, Desert and Links nines.
Thailand's first golf course, opened 1924
The oldest course in the country, right beside Hua Hin railway station — as much a piece of history as a round of golf, and walkable from town.
Par 72, 6,614 yards — formerly Milford
Open and under Korean management since 2016. Booking appears to run through Facebook rather than a website.
No current price is published anywhere we could verify. The ฿800 all-in figure repeated across the web traces to a single page that disclaims it itself and hasn't been updated in years — so we won't repeat it. Phone the course.