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

Hole 10 Par 5 HCP 4 A challenging par 5, with water everywhere. A drive around the lake to the landing area, fairway wood to lay up short of the stream and a short iron into the large green, is the preferred way. But more balls are lost here than any other hole on the course, whether attempting the shortcut over the water or slicing a shot playing conventionally around the lake.

Hole 11 Par 4 HCP 16 A short dog-leg left par 4, where the best driving line is the 150 yard marker on the left edge of the fairway. The elevated relatively flat green has two traps guarding the right side approach where the ball normally plugs.

Hole 12 Par 4 HCP 8 Straight, but deceptive par 4. Narrow fairway landing area where a blind second shot to the elevated green is required if the tee shot is wayward, wind is normally a factor. The green is narrow and protected by bunkers on all sides and slopes from back to front.

Hole 13 Par 4 HCP 6 A long par 4 which is not quite as it appears from the tee. A straight shot may not land on the fairway even when the telegraph poles are avoided on the left. A lateral water hazard runs all the way down the right side of the hole. The green is large but relatively forgiving when long putts are needed.

Hole 14 Par 3 HCP 10 A challenging par 3 which requires a good length, accurate shot whether fading or drawing into the green. The green slopes back to front and is tricky when putting downhill. It is sometimes better to approach the pin from below the hole and putt uphill, even though it is very slow.

Hole 15 Par 4 HCP 2 With OB on the left and the right, this long par 4 requires that a tee shot should be hit over the fairway marker, more left than right. Long hitters should get the benefit of further roll down the fairway undulation. The large green is 50 yards long and will test second shot distances depending on the pin placement.

Hole 16 Par 4 HCP 12 A short par 4 which requires a lay up about 200 yards from the blue tees. A short iron shot is needed, keeping left into the long green which has a valley just past centre. Putting is tough and care is needed with lines.

Hole 17 Par 3 HCP 14 A short but difficult par 3 where more tee shots are lost in the water than on any other hole. It scenic beauty belies the fact that this 17th hole has ruined more good rounds for the average golfer than the treacherous number 10.

Hole 18 Par 5 HCP 18 A dog-leg right, uphill par 5 which requires a fade off the tee, followed by a wood up the fairway across the water and an iron to the green. Be careful of slicing your second your as the fairway is well protected by traps. Bunkers to the left and back of the most difficult green on the course.