Alpine Golf Club

Course Overview

Alpine Golf Club is widely regarded as one of Thailand’s finest golf courses. Originally created from flat rice paddy fields, the landscape was transformed into a rolling, hilly terrain—a feat of engineering that gave the club its name "Alpine."

The course rose to international fame when it hosted the 2000 Johnnie Walker Classic, famously won by Tiger Woods, firmly establishing Alpine as a bucket-list venue for serious golfers. Since then, it has maintained its reputation as a "must-play" for those visiting Bangkok, offering tour-standard conditioning and a challenging layout that rewards strategic play on every hole.

The layout features dramatic elevation changes, water hazards on many holes, and lightning-fast, contoured greens that demand a confident putting stroke. Signature holes such as the par-5 7th and the closing stretch provide classic risk–reward opportunities, where precise iron play and smart course management are essential for scoring well.

What to Expect

As one of the most exclusive clubs in the region, visitors can expect a premium experience from the moment they arrive, with immaculate course conditioning and a serene, private atmosphere throughout the round. Large, mature trees, sculpted bunkers, and expertly maintained fairways give the course a championship feel that challenges low-handicappers while remaining playable for confident mid-handicap golfers.

The luxurious clubhouse offers fine dining, a well-stocked pro shop, and spacious locker rooms equipped with sauna and jacuzzi, complemented by additional facilities such as swimming pool, fitness, and other sports amenities for non-golfers. Alpine is the perfect choice for golfers seeking a true tour-level test combined with resort-style comfort on the outskirts of Bangkok.