The former domestic airport of Don Muang borders Krung Kavee, a golf course located on an expansive private housing estate. This course was constructed under the workmanship of designer Manabu Sakamoto, a world renowned architect whose designs are known to favor long golf courses.

The course keeps it green in its maintenance. Utilizing harmful herbicides and pesticides is not tolerated. The drainage on the course is sub-surface meaning that instances of stagnant water even during the heavy rainy season are greatly reduced. The result of these green efforts is that the playing fields are among the best in Bangkok golf courses.

The course at Krung Kavee is made up of holes that will quip the interests of all players, among them is a par-3 green on an island. Players at all levels can play on this hole because of its larger size. Some of the par-4 holes, namely 6, 7, and 8, are quite challenging. Players even the forward ladies tees require very long plays. Constructed on former rice fields, the course has a number of man-made and natural features like the lakes and ponds which act as hazards. Some of the holes that are near the water hazards call for long water carries. Comparatively flat greens run fast and true.

The clubhouse, though small, offers a wonderful view of the golf course. The only downside of these facilities is the smaller spaced showers and locker rooms making them only suitable for small groups of people at any given time. For true Thai cuisine, the Rangsit Kitchen has a restaurant on the course which offers fresh vegetables, curries, seafood and soups. The food has the plus side of being made of fresh ingredients.

For a memorable experience on the golf course, Bangkok golfers should visit the Kung Kavee.

Near the Don Muang Airport

40 minutes from Bangkok center

Weekday: 5
Weekend: 4

Weekday: 750
Weekend: 750