Request a Lakewood Country Club tee time through Fairways of Eden. The displayed rate covers the green fee, one caddie and a golf cart; private transfers and rental clubs can be added.
✔ 18-hole tee-time request
✔ Green fee included
✔ One caddie included
✔ One golf cart included
✔ Optional private transfer
✔ Rental clubs available on request
Location: Bang Chalong, Bang Phli, Samut Prakan, southeast of Bangkok
Holes: 27 across the Lake, Wood and Rock nines Par: 72 per 18-hole combination
Official yardages: Lake 3,465, Wood 3,581 and Rock 3,549 yards from the black tees; 18-hole combinations range from 7,014 to 7,130 yards
Course style: Parkland layout with Bermuda fairways, mature trees, water, bunkers and Tiff Dwarf Bermuda greens
Designer: Michael J. Poellet
Difficulty: Accessible from suitable tees; water, bunkers and contoured greens punish poor positioning
Course setting: Established tree-lined parkland within a residential estate beside Huachiew Chalermprakiet University
Caddie and cart policy: Caddie service and golf carts are available; Fairways of Eden’s displayed rate includes one of each
Transfers: Optional private transfers available on request
The spacious four-storey clubhouse offers sauna, Jacuzzi and massage facilities, with dining overlooking the golf course.
| Airport or landmark | Road distance | Estimated drive |
|---|---|---|
| Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) | 17 km | 15–30 min |
| Don Mueang Airport (DMK) | 52 km | 50–80 min |
| Sukhumvit (Asok) | 34 km | 35–60 min |
| Siam Paragon (City Centre) | 39 km | 40–70 min |
| Mega Bangna | 15 km | 15–25 min |
| BITEC Bang Na | 22 km | 25–40 min |
Approximate driving distances and times from the golf course; traffic and road conditions may vary.
| Airport or landmark | Road distance | Estimated drive |
|---|---|---|
| Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) | 17 km | 15–30 min |
| Don Mueang Airport (DMK) | 52 km | 50–80 min |
| Sukhumvit (Asok) | 34 km | 35–60 min |
| Siam Paragon (City Centre) | 39 km | 40–70 min |
| Mega Bangna | 15 km | 15–25 min |
| BITEC Bang Na | 22 km | 25–40 min |
Approximate driving distances and times from the golf course; traffic and road conditions may vary.
We reviewed recurring public golfer feedback to identify the themes players mention most often about this course.
Golfers frequently praise Lakewood Country Club for its enjoyable 27-hole parkland layout, good value, mature tree-lined setting and generally reliable fairway and green conditioning.
The Rock, Lake and Wood nines provide different character, with wide fairways keeping the course approachable while water, subtle doglegs, bunkering, wind and undulating greens add enough strategic challenge for mid- and higher-handicap golfers.
Caddie feedback is mostly positive for distance advice and green reading, and golfers also speak well of the restaurant and overall service, although individual caddie English and engagement can vary.
Facilities are somewhat dated, busy periods can produce slower rounds, and isolated recent feedback mentions weaker caddie experiences or temporary green maintenance; arranging a Grab or taxi after the round can also take longer than expected.
Lakewood Country Club is a strong Bangkok choice for golfers wanting good-value, relatively relaxed golf with 27-hole variety and convenient access toward Suvarnabhumi Airport; players seeking championship-level difficulty or premium modern facilities may prefer another course.
Based on recurring themes in publicly available golfer feedback, including Google Maps reviews. Feedback last reviewed August 2026.
Choose tees for the longest assigned nine, as Wood and Rock stretch farther than Lake from equivalent markers.
Use the wider side of doglegs and accept a longer approach rather than forcing carries over water or bunkers.
Confirm the pin position because several greens are long, narrow or strongly contoured from front to back.
Ask the caddie to confirm bunker carries, water lines and green breaks before choosing the aggressive route.
Course character, strategy, signature holes and practical playing information.
The character of a round changes with the two nines assigned. Wide landing areas create an unhurried start, but water, fairway bunkers and subtle doglegs repeatedly narrow the useful line. Tall trees frame many shots without making the course feel enclosed. Approaches demand more care as the greens introduce slopes and awkward depths, so the round becomes progressively more position-focused than the generous fairways first suggest.
Lakewood occupies established parkland within a residential estate beside Huachiew Chalermprakiet University. The club reports more than 50 plant species and over 5,000 trees across the property, giving the fairways shade and visual separation. Bermuda playing surfaces, recurring water features and strong drainage shape a course maintained for year-round use. Its physical identity comes from vegetation and water rather than pronounced elevation or exposed terrain.
Michael J. Poellet’s routing uses three balanced par-36 nines rather than one fixed 18-hole sequence. Generous fairway width reduces pressure from the tee, but the preferred side often changes the angle into greens guarded by water or sand. Subtle doglegs create decisions without relying on extreme length, while long, narrow or strongly contoured greens make approach placement important. The strategic depth comes from choosing when to challenge a bunker or water line and when to accept a longer but clearer route.
Lake 3, par 3: The official guide identifies this as a long par 3 that demands a committed and correctly struck tee shot. Appearing early in the nine, it tests distance control before the wider par-4 and par-5 decisions develop.
Wood 8, par 3: Deep bunkers around the green make club selection and centre-green placement more important than chasing a difficult flag. It is the second par 3 the club identifies as a signature hole.
Rock 9, par 4: Water guards the right, sand influences the left and the green is almost surrounded by water. The finish rewards precise placement before the approach and brings Rock’s positional demands to a clear conclusion.
Lakewood’s four-storey clubhouse includes a restaurant overlooking the course, locker rooms with more than 300 lockers, jacuzzi and sauna facilities, a pro shop and a spa. The pro shop rents golf clubs and shoes, while umbrellas and golf chairs are also listed. Caddies and golf carts are available. Final booking confirmation should state the assigned nine-hole combination and current arrival instructions.
The current starting rate is displayed dynamically in the booking card above. It includes the green fee, one caddie and a golf cart. Your preferred tee time, assigned 18-hole combination and final availability remain subject to confirmation by Lakewood Country Club.
Lakewood is generally accessible from the appropriate tees because the driving corridors are generous and the terrain is not dominated by major elevation. The main scoring pressure comes from water, fairway bunkers, subtle doglegs and contoured greens, especially when approaches are played from the wrong side.
Yes. Four tee sets and wide fairways make Lakewood approachable for newer golfers, while the caddie can help with water lines and green reading. Beginners should still choose conservative targets because several holes punish ambitious carries or poorly positioned approaches.
The Fairways of Eden rate includes one caddie and a golf cart. The final confirmation will state the course’s current operating requirements, including any applicable cart or driver instructions for the selected playing date.
Lakewood Country Club is on Bangna-Trad Highway at kilometre 18 in Bang Chalong, Bang Phli, Samut Prakan. The club states approximately 40 minutes from central Bangkok and around 10 minutes from Suvarnabhumi Airport, although traffic can materially change transfer times.
Fairways of Eden handles the tee-time request, course availability and confirmation for your preferred date. The booking details identify the included green fee, caddie and golf cart, while optional private transfers and rental clubs can be arranged when required. You receive one confirmed schedule and local support before the round.
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