Bangkok Golf Club

Overview: Bangkok Golf Club is a full-length course in Pathum Thani with a modern, highly playable identity. The current club information lists 18 holes, par 72 and 6,549 yards from the back tees, with the routing relying on water, shaped fairways and carefully framed greens rather than dramatic mountain terrain. Its proximity to Bangkok makes it a natural part of a city golf itinerary, but the course has enough risk-and-reward decisions to feel like a proper round rather than a quick urban escape. The two island greens are among the clearest visual signatures of the property.

History: The course dates to 1993 and is credited to Chird Boonyarattanevet in the reviewed Thai course record. MBK took ownership in 2015 and describes a period of improvement that culminated in 2019, alongside a clubhouse completed in 2018. That sequence matters because the course’s current presentation is the product of an established routing and later investment, not simply a newly built Bangkok venue.

Did You Know? Bangkok Golf Club is designed for play after sunset as well as during the day. The club says the entire course is illuminated by LED lighting, an unusual feature that changes the visual reading of water, fairway edges and the two island greens. The course has also hosted the Volvo Masters, giving its city location a documented tournament chapter beyond its role as a convenient local venue.