Black Mountain Golf Club Hua Hin is a 27-hole golf destination in the foothills behind Hua Hin, about two and a half hours south of Bangkok by road. Its East, North and West nines allow the club to change the 18-hole combination, so confirm the day’s routing, tee set and local charges when booking. The club currently publishes green-fee, caddie and cart rates; for a holiday, Asia Golf Breaks can place the round within a tailored Hua Hin golf itinerary.
Black Mountain Golf Club Hua Hin at a glance
Opened in 2007, Black Mountain was designed by Phil Ryan of Pacific Coast Design, according to the club’s course information.1 The course follows rolling ground below tree-clad black-granite hills, with elevation changes, bunkers and water all influencing strategy. The club says water hazards feature on 12 holes and that several tee options are available.1
Black Mountain comprises the East, North and West nines. Asia Golf Breaks currently lists par 72 and 7,344 yards, while the club’s own course page cites 7,202 yards from its back tees.14 That variation may relate to the selected 18-hole combination, tee configuration or measurement convention. Use the figures as planning context rather than assume a fixed daily set-up.
The club has hosted Asian Tour and European Tour events.1 Select a tee that leaves realistic carries and approach shots, especially if the group has mixed handicaps or is playing in heat.
Course guide and scorecard
Three nines, not one fixed 18
With 27 holes, the routing can vary between the East, North and West nines. Black Mountain provides a scorecard link on its official course page; check the latest version alongside the tee-time confirmation.1 Confirm the two nines scheduled, current tees and any temporary restrictions before the round.
Water, changing levels and bunkers reward considered club selection, while unfamiliar greens make disciplined pace control important. Conditions, green speed and firmness naturally change through the year.
Tee choice and playing approach
Black Mountain’s visitor guidance places the white tees at approximately 6,300 yards and the yellow tees at approximately 6,000 yards. It identifies red tees as the usual choice for ladies, while longer, lower-handicap players may prefer blue.2 This is guidance, not a universal prescription. Carry distance, wind, handicap and the day’s course combination should all inform the decision.
For groups, agree tees and format early. The starter or pro shop can advise on the prevailing set-up, and a shorter tee may give visiting golfers a better view of the course’s design than a round spent recovering from long carries.
Green fees, caddies and carts
At the time of fact-checking, Black Mountain’s official rates page lists a THB 2,500 green fee per 18 holes, a THB 350 caddie fee per 18 holes and a THB 750 compulsory golf-cart charge per 18 holes.3 The same page lists club hire at THB 1,500 per 18 holes and umbrella rental at THB 100.3 These are published reference figures, not a guaranteed quote: rates, promotions, availability, taxes and booking-channel terms may change.
The club states that caddies are mandatory. Its visitor FAQ also says that caddies drive the carts and carts cannot be shared.2 A customary caddie tip is separate from the posted caddie fee; the club says tipping starts from THB 400, depending on satisfaction.2 Confirm current local policy, payment method and gratuity expectations directly with the club or in your written itinerary.
When comparing holiday quotes, ask for the green fee, caddie charge, cart, transfers, club hire and exclusions to be stated clearly. Do not assume all local costs are included in a headline price.
Practice, coaching and clubhouse planning
Black Mountain’s official academy page describes a 300-yard driving range with covered bays, target greens and pins, alongside pitching, chipping, bunker and putting areas.5 It also lists two studios using Foresight GCQuad launch monitors and Swing Catalyst analysis software.5 The club says these facilities are available to members, green-fee guests and resort guests, subject to the current arrangements.2
Coaching should be arranged rather than presumed available on arrival. The club asks golfers seeking academy lessons to contact the pro shop, so instructor availability, studio time and fees need confirming in advance.5 Visitors considering structured development can explore the Black Mountain Golf Academy; confirm the format and inclusions for the requested dates.
If you intend to practise, the club recommends arriving at least an hour before the tee time and notes a shuttle service between the clubhouse and range.2
Travel tips for a Hua Hin golf break
Reaching the course
Black Mountain is behind Hua Hin in the foothills, and the club positions the town around two and a half hours’ drive south of Bangkok.2 Actual transfer timing depends on traffic, arrival airport and hotel location. Travellers landing later in the day may prefer an overnight in Hua Hin before their first round.
The Hua Hin destination guide helps visitors compare local courses, hotels and trip pacing. For a wider route, see Thailand golf holidays.
Season and packing
Asia Golf Breaks identifies November to March as Thailand’s most popular and generally drier travel period. April and May can be hotter, while roughly May to October can be greener and quieter.6 Weather is not guaranteed.
Bring breathable golf clothing, sun protection, a waterproof layer and spare gloves. Black Mountain describes its dress code as relaxed while expecting appropriate golf attire.2
Planning a Black Mountain round
The published 7-day, 6-night, 5-round Hua Hin package is a useful starting point, not a fixed promise of courses, hotel, tee times or local inclusions.7
To build Black Mountain into a trip, send Asia Golf Breaks your requirements with travel dates, group size, handicap range, preferred tees and any coaching or club-hire needs. A tailored proposal can then clarify the current course combination, fees, transfers and inclusions.
Frequently asked questions
How many holes does Black Mountain Golf Club Hua Hin have?
Black Mountain has 27 holes across the East, North and West nines.1 An 18-hole visit combines two nines, which should be confirmed for the day of play.
What are the green fees at Black Mountain Hua Hin?
The official rate page currently lists a THB 2,500 green fee for 18 holes, with separate caddie and compulsory cart charges.3 Obtain a current written quote, as published fees and conditions can change.
Are caddies and carts required?
The club says caddies are mandatory and that carts are driven by the caddie; its published rates page lists the golf cart as compulsory.23 Check the current policy and charges when booking.
Where can I find the Black Mountain scorecard?
The official course page includes a scorecard link.1 Use that current source, then confirm the selected two-nine combination and tee set with the club or travel provider.
Can Black Mountain be part of a Hua Hin golf holiday?
Yes. It can be included in a tailored itinerary. Send your details through the Asia Golf Breaks requirements form so current tee-time options and inclusions can be checked.
Sources and fact-check note
Fact-check note: Course, fee and facility details were checked against Black Mountain’s official pages and relevant Asia Golf Breaks pages on 12 September 2026. Published rates, scorecards, routing, tee times, coaching access, weather, transport times and package inclusions can change; confirm them in writing before travel or booking.
