Thailand is ideal
for golf, no matter what time of year. The country has three distinct seasons: cool
(November - February), hot (March - June) and rainy (July - October), with temperatures
soaring up to as much as 35 degrees Celsius or more in the hottest month of April.
Golf is fine during the rainy season as it seldom rains for more than a couple of hours at
a time, usually in the evening or night. In the north of Thailand, the cool season can be
decidedly chilly - you might need a sweater, especially in highland areas - while in the
rest of the country the cool season is still hot by Western standards, certainly over 20
degrees. The south tends to get rain throughout the year, usually in the afternoon or
evening.
Probably the best time to take to the links is in the early morning or late afternoon,
when the sun is not quite so scorching. Some courses also offer floodlighting, so you can
even enjoy a round after sunset. |
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More
info? Click on the accommodation. |
| Accommodation |
Rating |
Car Cat. |
Green
fee |
Price p.p. (doubble room) |
| Phuket |
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| Phuket Loch Palm Golf Villa |
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3 |
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| Koh
Samui |
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| The Island Resort |
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3 |
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| Samui Peninsula Spa & Resort |
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3 |
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| Hua
Hin |
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| Hua Hin Golf Villa |
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5 |
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| Sofitel Central Hua Hin Resort |
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5 |
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| Anantara Resort & Spa |
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5 |
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