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

After a gentle start, the hardest hole on the course takes shape on the first par 5. The fairway swerves right then left, with water on both sides off the tee, continuing to the green along the left side. Mounds complicate matters. The hole calls for tight targetting as the fairway narrows. The rough is grass of medium length -- not thick, but enough to slow the clubhead.

The fairway meanders left on this par 4, with out-of-bounds left and mounds and trees to the right. There are more conventional bunkers mixed in with the mound-bunkers around the green.

A huge stretch of tee-to-green water lies left, behind cypress pines, with a zig-zag caddy track and mounds to the right of a fairly open fairway. The prevailing breeze off the sea carries balls towards the water. Around the tight green, there's a winding bunker to the left.

After a gentle start, the hardest hole on the course takes shape on the first par 5. The fairway swerves right then left, with water on both sides off the tee, continuing to the green along the left side. Mounds complicate matters. The hole calls for tight targetting as the fairway narrows. The rough is grass of medium length -- not thick, but enough to slow the clubhead.

Mounds march across the fairway on this shortish par 4, with pines along the right and more mounds and water behind the green.

A tight par 3, with water and a bunker visible on the right and more water to the left. It's a tiny green, with more water through the back, and a bunker and a couple of trees.

A drive across water off the tee marks the par 4 that is the third-hardest hole. The fairway curls right, with cypress pines and mounds to the left and water on the right. Around the bend, a tree and a small mound block the path home. It's a fairly large green, but all that can be seen is the top of the flag.

Water cuts in and gobbles up most of the fairway from the left on this par 3. The shot is over water, with tall mounds behind the green.

Two turns to the left are required on this par 5. The first dogleg is heavily bunkered and water takes over where the sand ends. The trees on the right are out-of-bounds. Not a long par 5 but the two-level green calls for sharp control, with the top putting surface no more than 14 feet across.