Golfers repeatedly praise Black Mountain Golf Club for its course conditioning, mountain scenery, water-framed holes and well-maintained, often fast greens.
Black Mountain Golf Club Green Fees & Booking
Request a Black Mountain tee time with the compulsory caddie and individual golf cart arranged. Optional private transfers and rental clubs can be added when required.
From
4,850 THB
~131€
~155$
Price per person · Includes green fee, caddie & golf cart · Transfers optional
✔ 18-hole green fee
✔ One compulsory caddie per golfer
✔ One compulsory golf cart per golfer
✔ Available tee-time window confirmed
✔ Optional private transfers
✔ Rental clubs available on request
Black Mountain Golf Club Course Overview
Black Mountain Golf Club is a 27-hole golf complex in Hin Lek Fai, west of central Hua Hin. Its East, North and West nines form rotating par-72 combinations across rolling foothill terrain beneath tree-covered black-granite mountains. Water influences twelve holes across the property, while changing elevations and broad playing corridors give each two-nine combination a distinct sequence and overall rhythm.
Is Black Mountain Golf Club Right for You?
Best for: Confident mid- and low-handicap golfers who enjoy long layouts, elevation changes and repeated strategic decisions around water.
Also suitable for: Higher-handicap golfers who choose appropriate tees and prioritise position over maximum distance.
Less suitable for: Complete beginners wanting a short, forgiving round with minimal forced decisions.
Also suitable for: Higher-handicap golfers who choose appropriate tees and prioritise position over maximum distance.
Less suitable for: Complete beginners wanting a short, forgiving round with minimal forced decisions.
Golf Course Facts –
Black Mountain
Location: Hin Lek Fai, west of central Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan
Holes: 27 Par: 72 for each 18-hole combination
Official yardages: East–North 7,202; North–West 7,114; West–East 7,160 yards from the Men-Pro tees
Course style: Three-nine championship layout over rolling foothill terrain with water in play
Designer: Phil Ryan of Pacific Coast Design
Difficulty: Demanding from the back tees; more manageable from suitable forward tees, with elevation and water remaining influential
Course setting: Rolling land beneath tree-covered black-granite mountains with varied elevations and extensive water features
Caddie and cart policy: Caddie and golf cart compulsory; the caddie drives and carts cannot be shared
Facilities: Driving range, short-game and putting areas, academy, pro shop, locker rooms, restaurant and terrace bar
Transfers: Optional private transfers can be added to a Fairways of Eden tee-time request
Black Mountain Golf Club in Hua Hin – Green Fees & Tee Times – Location & Getting There
What It Is Like to Play Black Mountain
Black Mountain changes character as the round moves through open foothill corridors, water-lined holes and more enclosed sections beneath the surrounding hills. Elevation shifts affect both sightlines and effective yardage, while broad landing areas can make the preferred approach angle less obvious from the tee. The exact rhythm also changes with the two nines assigned, so repeat rounds do not necessarily follow the same sequence.
The Black-Granite Foothills Behind Black Mountain
The surrounding black-granite foothills are not merely a backdrop. The rolling land produces repeated rises, falls and elevated views, while the property’s water system crosses much of the routing. Tree cover frames some corridors without turning the course into a tight forest layout. This combination of exposed scale, natural elevation and distributed water gives Black Mountain a recognisable physical identity across all three nines.
What Golfers Say About Black Mountain Golf Club
We reviewed recurring public golfer feedback to identify the themes players mention most often about this course.
The elevation changes, water hazards and strategic shot choices are recurring themes in golfer feedback, while the three distinct nine-hole layouts give repeat rounds noticeably different character.
Professional caddies and strong clubhouse and practice facilities are frequent positives, with caddies often praised for course knowledge and help reading Black Mountain’s challenging greens.
Recurring criticisms focus on premium pricing and value for money, slower rounds during busy periods and occasional temporary maintenance or wear after heavy play or tournaments.
Fairways of Eden Take
For golfers looking for a premium round in Hua Hin, Black Mountain stands out for conditioning, scenery, strategic variety and its three-nine layout. Golfers who prioritise lower pricing or a faster round may find better-fitting alternatives elsewhere in Hua Hin.
Based on recurring themes in publicly available golfer feedback, including Google Maps reviews. Feedback last reviewed August 2026.
Black Mountain Course Design and Strategy
Black Mountain’s strategy begins with selecting a line rather than simply choosing a club. Water and bunkering influence the useful side of many landing areas, and the rolling ground can improve or restrict the view into the next target. Aggressive drives may shorten approaches but bring hazards or awkward angles into play. More conservative positioning often leaves extra distance while preserving a clearer route. The strongest scoring decisions therefore come before the approach shot, especially when elevation changes make carry and rollout harder to judge.
How to Play Black Mountain
Choose Tees by Carry
Select a tee based on reliable carry distance; the longest positions turn Black Mountain into a substantially different test.
Position Before Distance
Use the available fairway width to secure a useful angle rather than driving automatically towards water, bunkers or sloping ground.
Recheck the Elevation
Confirm effective yardage on uphill and downhill shots, especially when the land hides part of the intended target.
Use Local Guidance
Let your caddie confirm the preferred line, elevation adjustment and green break before committing to an aggressive decision.
The Three-Nine Routing at Black Mountain
Black Mountain does not operate as one fixed 18-hole routing. The East, North and West nines can be paired as East–North, North–West or West–East, with each combination playing to par 72. The assigned pairing changes the sequence, total yardage and finishing holes, so golfers should check which two nines are scheduled for their round. This rotating format is one of the course’s defining features and makes a single generic hole-number guide unreliable.
Black Mountain Facilities and Course Rules
Black Mountain provides a 300-yard driving range with covered bays and a grass hitting area, together with pitching, chipping, bunker and putting practice areas. The clubhouse includes a pro shop, locker rooms, restaurant and terrace bar, while premium rental clubs are available through the pro shop. Caddies and golf carts are compulsory; the caddie drives and carts cannot be shared. Appropriate golf attire is expected, and golfers using the practice facilities should arrive at least one hour before their tee time.
Frequently Asked Questions About Black Mountain Golf Club
What are the green fees at Black Mountain Golf Club?
The current starting rate is displayed dynamically in the booking card above. It covers the services identified alongside the rate, while the final playing time, assigned course combination and availability remain subject to confirmation by Black Mountain Golf Club.
How many holes does Black Mountain Golf Club have?
Black Mountain has 27 holes across the East, North and West nines. An 18-hole round uses two nines in an East–North, North–West or West–East combination, with each official pairing playing to par 72.
How difficult is Black Mountain Golf Club, and is it suitable for beginners?
Black Mountain is demanding from its longest tees because of its length, elevation changes, water hazards and defended targets. Higher-handicap golfers can make the course more manageable by selecting suitable tees and following their caddie’s advice. Complete beginners may still find it a difficult first course.
Are caddies and golf carts mandatory at Black Mountain?
Yes. A caddie and golf cart are compulsory. The caddie drives the cart, which means carts cannot be shared between golfers. The booking card above identifies which compulsory services are included in the Fairways of Eden arrangement.
Where is Black Mountain Golf Club located?
Black Mountain Golf Club is in Hin Lek Fai, west of central Hua Hin, at 565 Moo 7, Nong Hieng Road. Optional private transfers can be added to a tee-time request, with journey time depending on the pickup location and traffic.
Book Black Mountain Golf Club with Fairways of Eden
Request your preferred date and tee-time window for Black Mountain Golf Club. Fairways of Eden checks availability, confirms the applicable booking details and coordinates the compulsory caddie and individual golf cart. Optional private transfers and rental clubs can be added when required. Final inclusions and playing details are confirmed before payment.
