Choose manageable tees
Use the published tee yardages to keep the longer closing nine within comfortable approach range.
Mae Jo Golf Club green fees & booking
Request a Mae Jo Golf Club tee time through Fairways of Eden. The arrangement includes the green fee, course-required caddie and one cart per golfer, with private transfers and rental clubs available on request.
From
2,100 THB
~57€
~67$
Price per person · Includes green fee, caddie & golf cart · Transfers optional
✔ 18-hole, par-72 round
✔ One caddie required for each golfer
✔ One cart included per golfer
✔ Tee time subject to course confirmation
✔ Private transfers available on request
✔ Rental clubs subject to availability
Mae Jo Golf Club course overview
Mae Jo Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course in Pa Phai, San Sai, north of Chiang Mai. The layout crosses gently undulating countryside framed by fruit trees, water hazards and mountain views. Its published blue-tee length is 6,730 yards, but the main challenge comes from doglegs, narrower driving corridors and subtly sloping greens rather than exceptional distance.
Is Mae Jo Golf Club right for you?
Best for: Mid-handicap and recreational golfers who enjoy positional countryside golf and can keep the ball in play.
Also suitable for: Low-handicap players, mixed-ability groups and confident beginners using sensible tees with caddie guidance.
Less suitable for: Golfers who expect broad landing areas throughout or dislike repeated pressure from trees, doglegs and water.
Also suitable for: Low-handicap players, mixed-ability groups and confident beginners using sensible tees with caddie guidance.
Less suitable for: Golfers who expect broad landing areas throughout or dislike repeated pressure from trees, doglegs and water.
Golf Course Facts – Mae Jo Golf Club
Location: Pa Phai, San Sai, north of Chiang Mai Holes: 18 Par: 72 Official yardages: Blue 6,730; Yellow 6,553; White 6,227; Red 5,519 yards Course style: Orchard-lined countryside parkland with doglegs and water hazards Terrain: Gently undulating ground with tree-lined playing corridors Difficulty: Moderate length; accuracy and approach control are more important than power Course setting: More than 500 rai of countryside with fruit trees and mountain views Caddie and cart policy: One caddie per golfer and normally one golfer per cart Facilities: Driving range, practice areas, pro shop and clubhouse restaurant Transfers: Private transfers available through Fairways of Eden on request
Mae Jo Golf Club in Chiang Mai – Green Fees & Tee Times – Location & Getting There
What it is like to play Mae Jo Golf Club
Mae Jo develops at a measured pace rather than through extreme elevation or length. Orchard-lined corridors tighten the visual targets, doglegs change the preferred side of the fairway, and water repeatedly influences tee-shot decisions. The ground moves gently, while mountain views open beyond the trees. The closing nine is slightly longer from the blue tees, so approach distance and control become more important as the round progresses.
The orchard landscape behind Mae Jo
Mae Jo occupies more than 500 rai of countryside north of Chiang Mai, where the golf course is closely associated with established fruit orchards and surrounding mountain scenery. Longan, lychee, pomelo and tangerine trees have been documented around the layout. They create seasonal colour and a distinct local identity, but also form practical boundaries that make recovery shots more difficult after an inaccurate drive.
Mae Jo Golf Club design and strategy
Mae Jo’s strategy comes from combining moderate overall length with narrower fairways, doglegs, water hazards and subtly sloping greens. The strongest line from the tee is often the one that opens the next shot rather than the shortest route to the hole. Trees can close approach angles from the wrong side, while water and bunkering punish forced recovery attempts. The course therefore rewards placement, disciplined club selection and distance control more consistently than aggressive power.
How to play Mae Jo Golf Club
Play for the next angle
Favour the side that opens the dogleg rather than chasing maximum distance into the orchard boundaries.
Avoid forced recoveries
Accept a safe route when trees or water block the direct line instead of compounding one inaccurate shot.
Use your caddie
Trust local guidance on landing areas, subtle green slopes and the correct line from unfamiliar positions.
Defining holes at Mae Jo Golf Club
Hole 5 — Par 4: The fairway bends left and then right around a lake. A direct line can shorten the hole, but the water and bunker between the lake and green make the safer route easier to control.
Hole 9 — Par 4: This dogleg turns right beside water extending along much of that side. The aggressive line improves the approach angle, while front-left and front-right bunkers punish an imprecise second shot.
Hole 14 — Par 3: The tee shot must cross a large waste area to a green protected by a front-right bunker. Doi Suthep forms the backdrop, but the strategic demand is simple: select enough club and commit to the carry.
Mae Jo Golf Club facilities and course rules
Mae Jo has a driving range, practice areas, pro shop, clubhouse restaurant and resort facilities. Each golfer must use a caddie, players may not share a set of clubs, and the club normally allows four golfers per group; five are permitted only when carts are used. Register at least 15 minutes before the tee time, follow the 4-hour-30-minute pace limit, and wear a collared shirt with tailored shorts or trousers. On wet days, carts must remain on the paths.
Frequently asked questions about Mae Jo Golf Club
What are the green fees at Mae Jo Golf Club?
The current starting rate is displayed dynamically in the booking card above. It covers the inclusions shown beside the rate, while the final tee time, availability and complete booking details remain subject to confirmation by the course.
How difficult is Mae Jo Golf Club?
Mae Jo is moderate in overall length but demands more accuracy than the old page suggested. Narrower fairways, doglegs, water hazards and sloping greens reward controlled positioning. Golfers who keep the ball in play should find it fair; loose driving can create repeated recovery shots.
Is Mae Jo Golf Club suitable for beginners?
Beginners can enjoy Mae Jo from an appropriate tee with caddie guidance, but it is not uniformly forgiving. The best experience comes from choosing manageable yardage, avoiding unnecessary carries and accepting that several orchard-lined holes place a premium on accuracy.
Are caddies and carts mandatory at Mae Jo Golf Club?
A caddie is mandatory for every golfer. Fairways of Eden’s arrangement also includes one cart per golfer, matching the club’s normal one-golfer-per-cart rule. On wet days, carts must remain on designated paths. Final operating restrictions remain subject to the course.
Where is Mae Jo Golf Club, and how early should golfers arrive?
Mae Jo is in Pa Phai, San Sai, north of Chiang Mai. The club describes the journey as approximately 20 minutes from the city, although traffic and starting point affect the actual time. Register at least 15 minutes before the tee time.
Book Mae Jo Golf Club with Fairways of Eden
Fairways of Eden handles the tee-time request, course confirmation and inclusion details for Mae Jo Golf Club. The booking includes the required caddie and cart arrangements, while private transfers and rental clubs can be requested when needed. You receive the confirmed playing time, final booking details and Thailand-based support before the round.
