Choose tees realistically
The championship course measures 7,626 yards, so select a tee according to reliable carry and approach distance rather than maximum potential.
Ayodhya Links Tee-Time Availability
Ayodhya Links is an exclusive private golf club for members and invited guests. Fairways of Eden does not currently offer publicly bookable tee times for this course, but you can ask us questions or request a suitable Bangkok-area alternative.
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Ayodhya Links is reserved for members and their invited guests. Fairways of Eden does not currently have publicly available tee times for this course.
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Ayodhya Links course overview
Ayodhya Links is an 18-hole private championship course in Bo Ta Lo, Wang Noi District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, north of Bangkok. Established in 2007, its official championship setup measures 7,626 yards, with four shorter tee options extending down to 5,362 yards. Water influences every hole, while 80 sculpted bunkers, rolling fairways and strongly contoured greens create a demanding test of position and approach control. The club is reserved for members and invited guests rather than operating as a normally accessible visitor course.
Is Ayodhya Links right for you?
Best for: Invited low- and mid-handicap golfers who enjoy demanding championship length, water-led strategy and highly contoured green complexes.
Also suitable for: Higher-handicap invited guests who choose one of the shorter tees and are comfortable playing conservatively around repeated water hazards.
Less suitable for: Complete beginners or golfers requiring a normally bookable public tee time through Fairways of Eden.
Also suitable for: Higher-handicap invited guests who choose one of the shorter tees and are comfortable playing conservatively around repeated water hazards.
Less suitable for: Complete beginners or golfers requiring a normally bookable public tee time through Fairways of Eden.
Golf Course Facts – Ayodhya Links
Location: Bo Ta Lo, Wang Noi District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, north of Bangkok
Holes and par: 18 holes; official fact sheet lists par 72/73 depending on tee setup
Official tee lengths: Black 7,626; Blue 7,097; White 6,401; Yellow 5,666; Red 5,362 yards
Design: Conceptual master plan by Thomson/Perrett; final design completed under founder Pitak Intrawityanunt and independent architects
Established: 2007
Club type: Exclusive private club for members and invited guests only
Course style: Open inland parkland with rolling fairways, elevation changes, streams, lakes and undulating greens
Principal hazards: Water on every hole and 80 dramatically shaped bunkers
Key facilities: Grass driving range, putting green, chipping and bunker area, dining room, golf shop and locker rooms
Ayodhya Links – Location & Getting There
What it is like to play Ayodhya Links
Ayodhya Links is a long and demanding course where water, bunkering and green contouring influence almost every shot. The fairways roll and change direction across land that was originally much flatter, creating sidehill lies and approach angles that are not always visible from the tee. Large water features repeatedly narrow the useful playing corridor, while the deep and individually shaped bunkers make recovery difficult when an aggressive line is missed. The greens add a further challenge through strong slopes, raised sections and limited areas for demanding flag positions.
How Ayodhya Links was shaped from flat lowland
The site north of Bangkok was originally flat, flood-prone agricultural land with few natural changes in elevation. During development, the terrain was reshaped into rolling fairways, raised targets, streams and a network of connected water features. A large central lake now dominates the clubhouse view and helps define the routing, while additional ponds and channels create different strategic demands throughout the course. Mature planting and protected wildlife areas have gradually given the property a more established landscape than its original open setting.
Ayodhya Links course design and strategy
The original conceptual routing was prepared by Thomson and Perrett, while founder Pitak Intrawityanunt directed the final design with independent architects and the construction team. The finished course continually changes direction, using wind, water and angled green complexes to prevent golfers from repeating the same strategy from hole to hole. Many fairways appear broad, but the useful landing area depends on the position of the next water carry, bunker complex or sloping target. Strong play comes from choosing tees realistically, identifying the preferred approach side and avoiding short-sided misses around the most severely contoured greens.
How to play Ayodhya Links
Identify the water first
Water influences every hole, making it important to establish the safe line and required carry before selecting a club.
Play for the approach angle
Use the fairway width to favour the side that opens the green instead of automatically aiming at the centre of the visible corridor.
Respect the green contours
Use local advice on approach position because finishing above the hole or on the wrong section can leave an extremely difficult recovery.
Course-defining holes at Ayodhya Links
Hole 8: The eighth is a demanding three-shot hole where safe progress must be balanced against the position required for the final approach. Its green is among the course’s most strongly contoured targets, placing additional pressure on the angle and distance of the third shot.
Hole 15: The fifteenth is defined by a compact, domed green and one of the course’s most prominent bunker complexes. Approaches that miss the correct section can leave a difficult bunker shot or a recovery played toward a target that falls away from the golfer.
Holes 17 and 18: The seventeenth requires an approach across a stream before the routing reaches its lakeside finish. The eighteenth changes character according to the selected tee and can play as a par five from the regular position or as a par four from a forward island tee.
Ayodhya Links facilities and course rules
Ayodhya Links provides a real-grass driving range measuring more than 300 yards, with target greens for full-shot practice. The short-game complex includes a chipping green, practice bunker and putting green. The clubhouse contains a dining room, golf merchandise shop and separate men’s and women’s locker rooms. The club operates exclusively for members and invited guests, and a golfer cannot secure a standard public visitor reservation independently. Caddies are used by players, while all access conditions, playing arrangements, attire rules and equipment requirements are controlled by the club and the hosting member.
Frequently asked questions about Ayodhya Links
What are the green fees at Ayodhya Links?
Ayodhya Links does not publish a normal outside-visitor green fee because it is an exclusive private club. Any applicable guest charges are connected to an eligible member invitation and the club’s internal arrangements.
Can visitors play Ayodhya Links?
Visitors can only play when they are invited and hosted under an eligible member arrangement. Ayodhya Links does not operate like a publicly bookable Bangkok golf course.
Is Ayodhya Links a real links course?
No. It is an inland course rather than a traditional coastal links. Its open landscape, exposed wind and rolling fairways provide some links-inspired characteristics, but lakes, streams and lush parkland features dominate the design.
How difficult is Ayodhya Links?
Ayodhya Links is highly demanding from its back tees. Water on every hole, 80 bunkers, rolling lies, championship length and strongly contoured greens require accurate driving and precise approach play.
Are caddies and golf carts required at Ayodhya Links?
Caddies are used by players at the club, and current specialist listings also describe golf carts as part of the private-club playing arrangement. Final requirements are determined by the club and the hosting member.
Where is Ayodhya Links located?
Ayodhya Links is at 199 Moo 10 in Bo Ta Lo, Wang Noi District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, north of Bangkok. Travel time depends on the Bangkok starting point, traffic and time of day.
Ask about Ayodhya Links or request another course
Ayodhya Links is an exclusive private club for members and invited guests, and Fairways of Eden does not currently offer publicly available tee times for this course. You can still contact us with questions about Ayodhya Links or request a suitable alternative based on your date, location, playing style and group requirements. We will recommend courses whose tee-time availability and final inclusions can be checked before payment.
