Pleasant Valley Golf & Country Club

Overview: Pleasant Valley Golf & Country Club measures 18 holes at par 72 in Bang Phra, Sriracha, within the wider Pattaya and eastern-seaboard golf market. Current course guides list 7,002 yards from the tips and describe a green, rolling setting framed by hills. Natural reed-filled swamps, ponds and water crossing the fairways create the main strategic questions, so the course rewards placement and approach discipline rather than only length. Its semi-private, visitor-oriented character makes it a practical second or third round on a multi-course Pattaya trip.

History: The current sources place Pleasant Valley’s opening around 2008–2009, but they do not agree on the precise year or designer. One current guide says Golf East, another names Pirapon Namatra, while a separate verified course page says the designer is not publicly documented. Rather than choose one attribution by inference, this profile records the stable identity;the current 18-hole routing, par, length and Sriracha location;and leaves the disputed fields open for future direct evidence.

Did You Know? Pleasant Valley’s challenge comes from wetlands as much as from bunkers. The current course description repeatedly points to reeds, ponds and water crossing the fairways, which gives the Bang Phra layout a more natural hazard pattern than a course where every obstacle is visibly shaped and landscaped.