Golfers frequently praise The Pine Golf Club for its strong value, generally sound conditioning and relaxed lake-lined setting, with recent 2026 feedback often describing the course as an enjoyable alternative to Bangkok’s more expensive clubs.
The Pine Golf Club Green Fees & Booking
Request a tee time at The Pine Golf Club with the green fee, caddie and golf cart included in Fairways of Eden’s current booking details. Private transfers can be added.
✔ 18-hole tee-time request
✔ Green fee included
✔ Caddie included
✔ Golf cart included
✔ Optional private transfer
✔ Rental-club availability checked on request
The Pine Golf Club
The Pine Golf Club Course Overview
Is The Pine Golf Club Right for You?
Also suitable for: Mid-handicap players who choose sensible tees and prefer a straightforward visual setting with strategic putting challenges.
Less suitable for: Golfers prioritising a central Bangkok location or extensive verified practice and clubhouse facilities.
Golf Course Facts – The Pine Golf Club
Location: Kratumrai, Nong Chok, Bangkok Holes: 18 Par: 72 Official yardages: 6,917 yards Course style: Mostly level, wind-exposed parkland layout Wind exposure: Conditions can range from calm to strongly wind-affected Difficulty: Moderate from suitable tees; demanding from the back tees in stronger wind Course setting: Natural green surroundings in Kratumrai, Nong Chok Caddie and cart policy: Fairways of Eden bookings include a caddie and cart; carts must remain on cart paths Facilities: Full-service restaurant, 27-room golf lodge and group rooms Transfers: Optional private transfers can be arranged from Bangkok
Location & Getting There
What It Is Like to Play The Pine
At The Pine, the terrain stays mostly level, but the round changes character with the wind. Calm conditions make the official length more manageable; stronger gusts quickly increase the demands of approach play. The greens provide the clearest defence, with cross-fall and awkward pin positions creating three-putt risk. The result is a round that looks uncomplicated from the tee but asks for disciplined distance control through the bag.
The Wind-Exposed Natural Setting Behind The Pine
The Pine sits in the greener, less densely developed outskirts of Nong Chok. Its identity comes less from elevation and more from open air, mature trees and changing wind across a mostly level site. Natural surroundings separate the course from central Bangkok’s urban environment, while water and bunkers create sharper definition around selected holes. The setting gives the course a quiet visual character, but wind can make the same routing play very differently from one day to the next.
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What Golfers Say About The Pine Golf Club
We reviewed recurring public golfer feedback to identify the themes players mention most often about this course.
The relatively open layout looks straightforward but water, wind and deceptive green contours add strategic difficulty, making positioning and approach accuracy more important than the flat terrain initially suggests.
Caddies receive predominantly positive recent feedback for friendliness and creating an enjoyable round, while the small clubhouse and locker areas are generally considered simple but clean and functional.
Weekend crowding and slow play are recurring concerns, there is no full driving range, and golfers in July 2026 reported temporary greens while renovation work was underway on several putting surfaces.
The Pine Golf Club is particularly well suited to golfers wanting affordable, relaxed Bangkok golf with enough water and green difficulty to stay interesting, plus night-golf availability; players prioritising premium facilities or championship-level presentation should look elsewhere.
Based on recurring themes in publicly available golfer feedback, including Google Maps reviews. Feedback last reviewed August 2026.
The Pine Course Design and Strategy
The Pine’s challenge is built around length, changing wind and putting surfaces rather than dramatic elevation. From the back tees, the course asks golfers to retain enough distance for longer approaches, but chasing extra yardage is not always the best answer when the wind changes. The strategic priority is to leave manageable approach distances and putt from the correct side of the green. Greenside bunkers, water on selected holes and cross-fall can turn a safe-looking target into a difficult recovery or first putt.
How to Play The Pine
Choose Practical Tees
The course reaches 6,917 yards, so use tees that keep long approaches manageable when the wind strengthens.
Recheck the Wind
Reassess club choice before exposed approaches, because the same yardage can play very differently as conditions change.
Protect Your Approach Side
Favour positions that leave a simple angle and avoid putting across the strongest green contours.
Trust the Caddie’s Read
Use the caddie’s local read for pace, cross-fall and pin positions that are partly hidden from view.
Defining Holes at The Pine Golf Club
Hole 9, par 4: The longest par 4 on the opening nine saves its main examination for the green. A bunker guards the right side, while the cross-fall makes both the approach and first putt sensitive to position. It closes the front nine with a full-length test rather than a routine scoring opportunity.
Hole 12, par 3: The club’s official signature hole measures 140 yards. The tee shot must balance a pond on the left against a bunker on the right. When the flag is placed left, the target can become partly blind, turning a short hole into a precise commitment test early in the back nine.
The Pine Facilities and Course Rules
The official facilities information confirms a full-service restaurant, a 27-room golf lodge beside the course and group rooms. Golf carts must remain on cart paths, so golfers should expect some walking between the cart and the ball. Fairways of Eden’s booking setup includes a caddie and cart. Rental clubs, practice facilities, locker rooms and pro-shop availability should be confirmed when the tee-time request is submitted because the current official website does not list them clearly.
Frequently Asked Questions About The Pine Golf Club
What are the green fees at The Pine Golf Club?
The current starting rate is displayed dynamically in the booking card above. It covers the services listed beside the rate, while the final tee time, availability and complete inclusion details remain subject to confirmation by The Pine Golf Club.
How difficult is The Pine Golf Club?
The Pine is moderately demanding from suitable tees and considerably harder from the back tees. Its official length, changing wind and challenging putting surfaces create the main difficulty. Beginners can play it, but should choose forward tees and rely on conservative targets rather than testing the full length.
Are caddies and carts included at The Pine Golf Club?
Fairways of Eden’s current booking details include a caddie and golf cart. The club’s published rule requires carts to remain on cart paths. The course website does not clearly state that cart use is compulsory for every booking, so the final confirmation should remain decisive.
Where is The Pine Golf Club located?
The Pine Golf Club is in Kratumrai, Nong Chok, on Bangkok’s north-eastern edge. Transfer time varies considerably by pickup point and traffic, so Fairways of Eden confirms the recommended departure time together with the tee-time arrangements.
Was The Pine Golf Club formerly called The Pine Golf & Lodge?
The Pine Golf & Lodge is a genuine alternate name associated with the same course and its on-site lodge. The current official golf-course branding is The Pine Golf Club, which should remain the primary name across the H1, metadata, breadcrumbs and schema.
Book The Pine Golf Club with Fairways of Eden
Fairways of Eden checks tee-time availability with The Pine Golf Club, confirms the current rate and clearly lists the included caddie and cart arrangements. Optional private transfers can be added, and rental-club availability can be checked before confirmation. You receive one final booking summary covering the requested playing time and services.