Phuket Golf Course Reservation Center, Review Golf Course detail and Photo for your perfect golf game in Thailand

Hole 10 Par 4 HCP 6 The dog-leg par 4 tenth hole plays downhill from an elevated tee box that has the look and feel of a gunnery position. The target is to the right of the fairway bunker. If you go too far right though, on this difficult fairway, you may find yourself with a very hard shot into the green. The green has contours that are as beautiful as they are dangerous

Hole 11 Par 5 HCP 4 There is a risk and reward for all levels of players on this par 5 eleventh hole. Long hitters may reach in two but need to thread a drive between the bunkers on the left and a creek on the right. The decision to cross the creek with the second shot will determined by the drive. An elevated green with contours makes the final approach critical.

Hole 12 Par 4 HCP 12 Left to right players find this par 4 to their liking. Avoiding the bunker though is still important and there is a temptation to cut the corner over the water hazard. Stay on the fairway though and a birdie is possible.

Hole 13 Par 4 HCP 2 The longest par 4 on the course suited to big hitters and right to left players. Bunkers dot the fairway but a friendly green can assist the score if the approach is imaginative

Hole 14 Par 3 HCP 14 A stunning par 3 with a large undulating green guarded by water all the way around and a long beach bunker in front, 60 feet below the tee. Wind and elevation play havoc with the club selection. Strategy is important here as merely hitting the green will not guarantee a par.

Hole 15 Par 4 HCP 16 A good drive is the key to this testing par 4. The raised landing area is set between a cluster of bunkers. Stay as close to the right as possible to create the best angle of approach over the creek. The green is tightly guarded by sand and water

Hole 16 Par 3 HCP 10 The 16th hole is a straight forward long par 3 with a large bunker on the right side of the green with another one at the back left. The Crystal Lake skirts the right side of the hole. The demand here is placed on putting, once you are on this severely contoured green.

Hole 17 Par 4 HCP 18 The 17th is short and straight but all uphill. The emphasis should be on accuracy in approaching the green, as there are lots of bunkers all around it and it has a relatively small putting surface. Stay on the right for an easier approach angle.

Hole 18 Par 5 HCP 8 The 18th is a par 5 dog-leg left that points back to the clubhouse and is one of the toughest holes on the course. Featured here is an extremely challenging narrow fairway with mounds and the Crystal Lake all along its right, from the back of the first fairway bunker.