Siam Country Club (Plantation Course)

The sister course to the Old Course in the Siam Country Club family, themed around coffee and pineapple plantations, with wide fairways and challenging greens. It ranks among Pattaya's most popular championship courses.

Overview

Siam Country Club Pattaya (Plantation Course) opened in 2008, designed by Schmidt-Curley Golf Design (led by Lee Schmidt), the firm behind many championship courses across Asia. It is a 27-hole layout divided into three nine-hole loops named after the crops once grown on the land: Sugarcane, Tapioca, and Pineapple. Set on the rolling terrain of the Chonburi countryside, it offers wide, open views that stretch into the distance.

Highlights & Signature Holes

• Built to host the Honda LPGA Thailand 2009 within its very first years of opening, reflecting tournament-level standards
• Its defining character comes from shots that demand long carries, sloping fairways, and undulating greens that are hard to read, challenging your course management
• The flexible three-loop system lets you pair the nines into 18 holes in several combinations, allowing rounds with a variety of moods

Who it suits

It suits intermediate to serious golfers looking for a championship course to test their game, as well as Pattaya golf-trip groups who want to try a quality course that has hosted a world-class tournament.

Before you go

Located in the Pattaya/Chonburi zone, it is easily reached from Bangkok and is often counted as a headline destination for golf trips in the area. During the cool season (November–February) the weather is at its best and it is high season, so booking your tee time in advance is recommended for peace of mind.