Choose a Sensible Tee
Select a tee that keeps the longer approaches and water carries realistic throughout the complete round.
Alpine Golf Club Green Fees & Booking
Request an Alpine Golf Club tee time with one caddie and one golf cart included per golfer. Private transfers and rental clubs can be added on request.
From
5,900 THB
~159€
~189$
Price per person · Includes green fee, caddie & golf cart · Transfers optional
✔ 18-hole tee-time request
✔ Green fee included
✔ One caddie included per golfer
✔ One golf cart included per golfer
✔ Optional private transfers
✔ Rental clubs subject to availability
Alpine Golf Club Course Overview
Alpine Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course in Klong Luang, Pathum Thani, north of Bangkok. Ron M. Garl transformed former flat rice paddies into a 7,100-yard man-made hilly layout with lakes, tree-lined corridors, shaped mounds and protected greens. The club hosted the Johnnie Walker Classic in 2000 and 2004, strengthening its established tournament identity.
Is Alpine Golf Club Right for You?
Best for: Confident mid- to low-handicap golfers who enjoy demanding approaches, strategic water hazards and clear risk-versus-reward decisions.
Also suitable for: Experienced higher-handicap golfers who select sensible tees and accept that positioning matters more than maximum distance.
Less suitable for: Beginners seeking generous recovery areas, gentle greens or a forgiving introduction to championship golf.
Also suitable for: Experienced higher-handicap golfers who select sensible tees and accept that positioning matters more than maximum distance.
Less suitable for: Beginners seeking generous recovery areas, gentle greens or a forgiving introduction to championship golf.
Golf Course Facts – Alpine Golf Club
Location: Klong 5, Klong Luang, Pathum Thani, north of Bangkok Holes: 18 Par: 72 Official yardage: 7,100 yards from the championship tees Course style: Man-made hilly championship layout with lakes, mounding and tree-lined corridors Site origin: Former flat rice-paddy land reshaped into an undulating golf course Difficulty: Demanding positional test with protected greens and costly misses Course setting: Inland course with constructed hills, lakes, mature planting and shaped fairway corridors Caddie and cart policy: Fairways of Eden includes one caddie and one golf cart per golfer; current club requirements are confirmed with the tee time Facilities: Pro shop, locker rooms, GPS golf carts, refreshment kiosk, restaurant, sauna and jacuzzi Transfers: Optional private transfers available on request
Alpine Golf Club Bangkok – Green Fees & Tee Times – Location & Getting There
What It Is Like to Play Alpine Golf Club
Alpine changes rhythm constantly despite occupying land that was originally flat. Shaped rises alter sightlines, fairways move between tree-lined corridors and exposed water, and approaches often feel narrower than the preceding landing area. The round becomes more demanding around heavily contoured greens and strategically positioned bunkers. Poor placement can leave defensive recoveries, while a controlled drive creates noticeably clearer approach angles.
The Rice-Paddy Landscape Behind Alpine Golf Club
The course occupies 770 rai of land that originally consisted of open rice paddies. Ron M. Garl’s design team created grass-covered hills, planted extensive tree corridors and integrated lakes and high-grade bunker sand to produce a deliberately undulating setting. Alpine’s elevation is therefore constructed rather than natural, giving the course a distinctive identity shaped by mounding, water and vegetation rather than the original flat terrain.
Alpine Golf Club Course Design and Strategy
Alpine rewards position because the clearest angle into a green is not always created by the longest drive. Mounds and trees can restrict the next view after an inaccurate tee shot, while water and bunkers make aggressive routes expensive when execution is poor. Several holes create a genuine choice between advancing towards a demanding target and laying up to preserve control. Pronounced green contours add another layer by turning small directional errors into difficult recovery shots or defensive putts.
How to Play Alpine Golf Club
Play for the Approach
Prioritise the side of the fairway that provides the clearest angle into Alpine’s protected greens.
Respect the Shaped Terrain
Account for uneven stances, concealed landing areas and slopes created by the course’s extensive man-made mounding.
Use Local Green Knowledge
Ask the caddie to confirm safe targets and the strongest contours before committing to an approach or putt.
Defining Holes at Alpine Golf Club
Hole 7 – Double or Nothing, par 5. A strong drive creates the option of attacking the island green in two. The alternative is a controlled lay-up that removes much of the immediate risk and leaves a more manageable third shot.
Hole 12 – Valley of Mounds, par 3. An extensive beach bunker frames a heavily contoured green. Accuracy is required before the ball reaches the surface, but the slopes ensure that the challenge continues after the tee shot.
Hole 18 – Champion’s Challenge, par 4. The final hole rewards an accurate drive with a shorter approach. Bunkers and surrounding contours then place pressure on direction and distance control as the round reaches its conclusion.
Alpine Golf Club Facilities and Course Rules
Alpine’s confirmed golf facilities include a pro shop, locker rooms, personal golf carts with GPS and Smart Score technology, a refreshment kiosk, sauna, jacuzzi and clubhouse restaurant. Fairways of Eden includes one caddie and one golf cart per golfer within the current booking setup. Dress requirements, arrival time, group-size limits, walking access and current operating rules should be reconfirmed when the tee time is approved.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alpine Golf Club
What are the green fees at Alpine Golf Club?
The current starting rate is displayed dynamically in the booking card above. It covers the services identified beside the rate, while the final tee time, availability and booking conditions remain subject to confirmation by Alpine Golf Club.
How difficult is Alpine Golf Club?
Alpine is a demanding championship course where water, constructed mounds, protected greens and difficult recovery angles punish poor positioning. It particularly rewards controlled ball striking, accurate approaches and golfers who are comfortable selecting a conservative target when the aggressive route carries excessive risk.
Is Alpine Golf Club suitable for beginners?
Alpine is not the easiest introduction to golf in Bangkok. Beginners can still play from an appropriate tee with caddie guidance, but golfers who are uncomfortable with water hazards, contoured greens or repeated strategic decisions may find the round demanding.
Are caddies and golf carts included?
Fairways of Eden’s Alpine booking setup includes one caddie and one golf cart for each golfer. The exact inclusions are shown beside the dynamic rate, while any current course-specific operating requirements are reconfirmed when the requested tee time is approved.
Where is Alpine Golf Club located?
Alpine Golf Club is in Klong 5, Klong Luang, Pathum Thani, north of Bangkok. The club is also commonly listed as Alpine Golf & Sports Club. Private transfers can be requested, while journey time varies according to the departure point and Bangkok traffic. The official club publishes the Klong Luang address and contact details.
Book Alpine Golf Club with Fairways of Eden
Fairways of Eden handles the Alpine Golf Club tee-time request, confirms availability and clearly identifies the services included with the booking. One caddie and one golf cart per golfer are included in the current setup, while private transfers and rental clubs can be requested where available. Thailand-based support remains available if confirmed arrangements change before the round.
