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

The flag flutters enticingly in the distance on this par 4, with bunkers on both sides of the fairway and the sound of the sea being heard for the first time.

Water replaces most of the fairway on this longish par 3. Mounds dot the rear of the reasonably-sized green and continue along the right. There's one large bunker directly over the water.

A par 4, easiest hole on the course. Ham-shaped water cuts in on the right, together with a long, snakey bunker. The fairway opens up to the left, with mounds and trees beyond.

A beautiful lily pond in the foregound belies the difficulty of this par 5, the second-hardest hole. Trees line both sides, with water to the left and trouble on the right.

Closer to the sea now, this par 4 doglegs left, with out-of-bounds lying left. It's a pretty hole, with one of the biggest greens seen so far.

Water cuts the fairway diagonally, so firing long or short off the tee is the go. Mounds about eight feet tall lie to the right, beyond the water.

A par 5 that doglegs left, with bunkers in the foregound. Plenty of water on the right for those who try to find the open spaces.

A long green snakes in the distance -- but first, this par 3 requires a shot across water. It's a long walk around to the fairway but the view from the green is spectacular, with large lagoons stretching on both sides of the putting arena. With the wind off the sea, there's never a guarantee of safety on this hole.

The fourth hardest hole, a par four, runs parallel to the long beach, heading straight home. Mounds and bunkers lie right, with one big fairway bunker on the left. There are also some rough-laden indentations near the green, of the kind that the Scots do so well.