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Choose a tee according to reliable carry distance; the 7,192-yard black-tee scorecard creates an exceptionally long test.
Request a Royal Gems Golf & Sports Club Salaya tee time and receive a confirmed quotation for your preferred date. Visitor access, the green fee, caddie, golf-cart arrangement and any optional private transfers are confirmed before payment.
Price on request
Visitor access, pricing and tee-time availability are confirmed individually for your preferred date and group size.
✓ Visitor access checked with the club
✓ 18-hole green fee quotation
✓ One caddie per golfer
✓ Golf-cart arrangement confirmed
✓ Available tee-time window confirmed
✓ Optional private transfers
✓ Rental clubs checked on request
Current official name: The RG Salaya Golf & Sports Club
Location: Salaya, Phutthamonthon District, Nakhon Pathom, west of Bangkok
Holes: 18
Par: 72
Current official scorecard totals: Black 7,192; Blue 6,527; White 6,194; Red 5,395 yards
Course style: Water-led championship parkland with tree-lined fairways, deep rough, large bunkers and undulating greens
Designer: Gary Roger Baird
Established: 1989
Visitor access: Member-oriented club; visiting play must be confirmed in advance through the resort or an approved booking arrangement
Par-three character: Four par threes measuring from 175 to 229 yards from the black tees, with water influencing several tee shots
Difficulty: Long and demanding from black; more manageable from suitable forward tees, with water and approach accuracy remaining important
Caddie and cart arrangement: One caddie per golfer; the applicable golf-cart arrangement is confirmed with the quotation
Facilities: Grass driving range, practice facilities, sports club, restaurant, pro shop, minimart, massage and function facilities
Accommodation: The RG Salaya Golf Resort provides on-site rooms and suites subject to separate availability
Transfers: Optional private transfers can be added from Bangkok, either Bangkok airport or another agreed pickup location
Royal Gems Salaya presents a substantial parkland test in which water and approach position matter more than the apparent width of several driving areas. Mature trees frame the fairways, while deep rough and large bunkers increase the cost of missing on the wrong side. The greens are generally large but strongly contoured, so reaching the putting surface does not guarantee a simple first putt. From the black tees the course is exceptionally long, while the blue, white and red options allow golfers to choose a more appropriate balance of carry distance and strategic difficulty.
Royal Gems occupies a landscaped estate in Salaya on the western side of the Bangkok metropolitan region. Large lakes create separation between the playing corridors and provide the property’s strongest visual feature, while established trees and residential landscaping give the course a mature private-estate character. The terrain is comparatively level, but individual holes have been shaped through bunkering, raised green complexes and undulating putting surfaces. The surrounding resort, residences and sports facilities are visible in parts of the property without replacing the course’s parkland identity.
Gary Roger Baird designed Royal Gems Salaya around water placement, defended landing areas and the relationship between the drive and the next approach. The safer side of a fairway can leave additional distance, while the more direct line may require a carry beside or across water and bunkering. Deep rough makes simply avoiding a lake insufficient if the ball finishes outside the preferred playing corridor. The strongest strategy is to protect against the principal water hazard, preserve a clear approach angle and favour the correct section of the large undulating greens.
Choose a tee according to reliable carry distance; the 7,192-yard black-tee scorecard creates an exceptionally long test.
Identify the safe side and required carry before selecting the driving line rather than attacking the shortest route automatically.
Prioritise the correct section of fairway because recovering from heavy rough or large fairway bunkers can remove a realistic chance of reaching in regulation.
Use your caddie’s advice on approach distance and contours because finishing on the wrong level can leave a demanding first putt.
The par-three sequence: Royal Gems Salaya contains four par threes at holes 3, 7, 13 and 17. They measure 191, 220, 175 and 229 yards respectively from the black tees, creating a varied test from medium length to a genuinely demanding long iron or hybrid shot. Three of the four are commonly described as requiring a direct carry over water.
Hole 17: At 229 yards from black and 181 yards from blue, the seventeenth is the longest par three on the scorecard. A centre-green strategy is normally more sensible than attacking a difficult edge position when water and the late-round pressure are considered.
Hole 18: The round finishes with a 572-yard par five from black and 543 yards from blue. Arriving immediately after the longest par three, the closing hole changes the demand from precise carry control to disciplined long-hole management and provides a substantial final test.
Royal Gems Salaya provides a grass driving range and additional practice facilities, together with a pro shop, restaurant, sports club, minimart, massage services and business and function facilities. The adjoining RG Salaya Golf Resort offers guest rooms and suites for golfers who want to stay beside the course. Royal Gems is member-oriented, so visitor access must be confirmed rather than treated as an unrestricted public tee time. One caddie is arranged for each golfer, while the applicable golf-cart arrangement, rental equipment and any private transfers are confirmed with the Fairways of Eden quotation. Golfers should wear appropriate golf attire and arrive with sufficient time for registration and pre-round preparation.
Royal Gems Salaya pricing is available on request through Fairways of Eden. Submit your preferred date, tee-time window and number of golfers, and the team will check visitor access before confirming the applicable green fee, caddie, golf-cart arrangement and any requested private transfer.
Royal Gems Golf & Sports Club Salaya is an 18-hole, par-72 course. The club’s current hole-by-hole scorecard graphics total 7,192 yards from black, 6,527 from blue, 6,194 from white and 5,395 from red.
Royal Gems Salaya is credited to golf-course designer Gary Roger Baird. The club was established in 1989 and has developed into a mature water-led parkland course west of Bangkok.
Visitor rounds may be available, but access must be confirmed in advance. The course is member-oriented, while visiting golfers can sometimes play through an approved booking arrangement or as part of an RG Salaya Golf Resort package.
Royal Gems is demanding from the 7,192-yard black tees because of its length, water hazards, deep rough, large bunkers and undulating greens. Forward tees reduce the distance, although accurate positioning and approach control remain important.
Beginners can play from the red tees when visitor access is available, but the repeated water hazards and defended greens make Royal Gems less forgiving than a simple introductory course. Less experienced golfers should choose conservative targets and follow their caddie’s advice.
One caddie per golfer is included in the Fairways of Eden quotation. The applicable golf-cart inclusion and allocation are confirmed for the requested date before payment together with the green fee and any optional transfer.
No. Royal Gems Salaya is the original Gary Roger Baird-designed course in Salaya, Nakhon Pathom. The RG City Golf Club is a separate course in Thanyaburi, Pathum Thani, known for holes inspired by famous international golf venues.
Yes. The RG Salaya Golf Resort provides rooms and suites beside the golf property. Accommodation and any stay-and-play arrangement should be checked separately from a standard tee-time request.
The golf club is at 98 Moo 3 on Salaya-Bangpasi Road in Salaya, Phutthamonthon District, Nakhon Pathom. It lies west of central Bangkok, and private transfers should be arranged with sufficient allowance for traffic.
Submit your preferred date, tee-time window and number of golfers for Royal Gems Golf & Sports Club Salaya. Fairways of Eden will check visitor access and provide a confirmed quotation covering the green fee, caddie, golf-cart arrangement and any requested private transfer. Rental clubs and on-site resort accommodation can also be checked when required. Final inclusions and playing details are confirmed before payment.
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