Sea Pines Golf Course

Overview: Sea Pines Golf Course offers a full coastal round of 18 holes at par 72 south of Hua Hin, with the Gulf of Thailand and military land forming part of its setting. Current visitor material lists approximately 7,305 yards from the back tees and credits Weerayut Phedbeuasak with the design. Pine trees, open coastal wind, broad fairways and water features produce a different rhythm from the older tree-lined Royal Hua Hin course. The location and hotel connection make Sea Pines a natural part of a multi-round Hua Hin itinerary.

History: The available sources identify the present Sea Pines course and its active resort operation, but do not provide a dependable opening year, so no date is added. What is clear is the course’s role in the modern Hua Hin golf corridor: it sits alongside Royal Hua Hin, Palm Hills and the larger resort courses, while offering a more open coastal setting and views toward the ocean. The layout is maintained as a full 18-hole visitor experience rather than a short or executive course.

Did You Know? Sea Pines is named for the coastal pine landscape that frames parts of the course. The wind is an equally important feature: exposed holes can play very differently depending on the sea breeze, making club selection and trajectory control central to the round even when the fairways look generous from the tee.