If you play golf in Hua Hin then Palm Hills is one to include. Built in 1991 it was the first of the modern courses and was such a success that it was soon hosting the Thailand World Pro Am of 1993 with rave reviews from the British PGA.
This well manicured course meanders through some gently undulating terrain and provides some breathtaking sea views of the Gulf of Thailand.
Some lovely holes featuring water and the greens are perfect.
Club house is as one would expect of the modern complexes with swimming pool, tennis courts, gymnasium and great food and hospitality.

This is one of the most recent additions to the Hua Hin Golf scene and its a little gem, well worth a game or two here. Its a great challenge with the course subtlely designed to make you think prior to each shot. It is on the border of Myanmar and in the hills. Majestic Creek features plenty of water and natural hazards to challenge you.Majestic Creek also gives some fantastic natural views from its high vantage point and is det in the heart of rural Hua Hin. The trip to Majestic Creek will give a great insight into the farming community of Hua Hin. Club house offers all that is required

This championship course is always in great condition and its design will find you having to negotiate a lot of water hazards on your way to trying to hit hidden greens. Once you've reached the greens, be prepared for some arduous putting experiences. There is a 70 room luxury hotel on the complex for those who may want to stay more than one day. The First 36 hole golf course in Hua Hin - Cha-am with the concept of "1 Course with 4 Styles" along with first class services.

Course A – Mountain (3,432 Yds. Par 36)
The undulating surfaces of this course increase the thrill of fairway shots as well as the appeal of putting on the greens. The idyllic landscape is enhanced by the splendid variety of international foliage and the breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains in the distance.

Course B – Lake (3,483 Yds. Par 36)
This course gives the feeling of relaxation to any golfer who plays here. The refreshing atmosphere is supported by the cool breeze and surrounding bodies of water. This course is ideal for golfers looking to relax with a pleasant game, free from all the worries of the office, but with much hidden excitement from the challenges posed by the water that divides the course.

Course C – Desert (3,417 Yds. Par 36)
Also known as the Arizona Style course, this course is designed as an adventure for the golfer seeking to brave the arid landscape of the desert. Cacti, rocks, and bunkers abound making it a challenging course where the golfer must plan his every move carefully and patiently.

Course D – Links (3,859 Yds. Par 36)
A novel concept in Golf course design which combines the wide open spaces and windy expanses of a Links course with the idyllic tranquility of landscaping to achieve the Links Style course. The Links Style course will challenge golfers who enjoy long drives and thoughtful planning in their games