Where we play

The society moves around northern Thailand. These are the courses in our records — every one of them properly rated, so your handicap travels with you.

The home course

North Hill Chiang Mai

Where the society plays every Sunday and where the biggest turnout of the week happens. A modern layout in the hills north of the city, with mountain views from most of the back nine.

Sundays · 10:00

Friday fixture

Maejo

Twenty minutes north of the city and the society’s most-played course by a distance. Flat, walkable and generous off the tee, which makes it a good one to start with.

Fridays · 10:001,000 rounds

Wednesday fixture

Highlands

Hilly and scenic, and a proper test once the wind gets up. The mid-week round, and the one that rewards keeping the ball below the hole.

Wednesdays · 10:00

South towards Lamphun

Hariphunchai

Well kept, plenty of water, and a regular choice for the bigger events. Worth the short drive south.

423 rounds

Mae Rim valley

Summit Green Valley

A long-standing favourite in the Mae Rim valley, and the home course behind the Northlands records that make up most of the early archive.

3,565 rounds

Three nines, close to town

Lanna

Three nines played in different combinations, so the course rating changes with the pairing. The most convenient course to the city.

228 rounds

Parkland, north-east

Royal Chiang Mai

Parkland golf to the north-east of the city, with mountain views throughout.

100 rounds

Resort golf at Mae Rim

Santiburi

Immaculate resort golf at Mae Rim, and worth the trip when the society heads that way.

12 rounds
Descriptions are placeholders.[EDIT: replace each course blurb with a line or two from someone who has actually played it — what it is like, what to watch for, whether a buggy is worth it. The round counts are real; the descriptions are not.]

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Course ratings, slope, yardages by tee, and every score the society has recorded at each course.

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