Thailand, and especially Hua Hin, are not well known around the world for their golf courses though they should be. There is great golf to be played here, in addition to the many activities available to the non-golfers in the family.
Courses are well maintained and service is excellent.
Caddies in Thailand are usually female and often quite adept at reading greens and determining yardage. The aristocrat of golf courses in Thailand, the Royal Hua Hin Golf Course was designed in 1924 by Scottish railway engineer, A.O. Robins. While perhaps not possessing the skills of Jack Nicklaus' team, Robins' creation has impressed golfers from all over the world for decades. Only a 5 minute walk from the beach with the most natural surroundings of any course in the country, complete with resident monkeys, this is truly the course in Thailand for any visitor to try. Two distinct nine hole sections are separated by the beautiful clubhouse and an outcropping from the hills around which Palm Hills has been constructed.