Singha Park Khon Kaen Golf Club

The par-72 course, set amidst reeds and local red grass, measures 7,502 yards from the championship tees and provides a stern challenge for even the most talented golfers. Immediately after opening the Singha Park hosted the Asian Tour’s inaugural Kings Cup in 2009 and several later editions, helping the tournament become a major fixture on the Asian professional golf circuit.

Singha Park Khon Kaen Golf Club is an 18-hole journey through 9 lakes with fairways that follow the natural line of the land, natural stones, large sand bunkers, and native trees and shrubs that also add to the beauty and golf challenge.

Singha Park features a wide range of holes. There are long and difficult par 3s, short and reachable par-5s and a mixture of both short and long par-4s. The relatively flat Khon Kaen golf course has fast Bermuda grass greens with subtle breaks. Water comes into play on sixteen holes. The par-3 13th is a particularly difficult hole where bogey is a good score. One of the best holes is the 7th, a relatively short par-5 reachable in two. However, going for the green in two requires a very accurate shot as water, sand, and trees protect the putting surface on all sides. Good course management, careful shot selection, and precise execution are favored over long brute force to score well on this Khon Kaen golf course.

The ultra-modern clubhouse has won numerous design awards and is a standout among the relatively rural Khon Kaen countryside. The golfer’s restaurant is comfortable with an air-conditioned seating option in addition to an alfresco balcony, which looks over the 15th and 18th greens. The food and coffee are both very good. Locker rooms are plush, and the pro shop well stocked with logoed items and a wide range of golf accessories.