Choose the Correct Tee
Use the five-tee range honestly, because the longer tees add distance to already demanding water carries.
Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa Green Fees & Booking
Request a Kirimaya tee time through Fairways of Eden with the compulsory caddie and golf cart included. Private transfers and rental clubs can be added when required and available.
From
1,950 THB
~53€
~62$
Price per person · Includes green fee, caddie & golf cart · Transfers optional
✔ 18-hole green fee
✔ Compulsory local caddie
✔ Compulsory golf cart
✔ Tee-time request and course confirmation
✔ Optional private transfers
✔ Rental clubs on request, subject to availability
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Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa
Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa Course Overview
Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa is an 18-hole, par-72 course in Mu Si, Pak Chong, on the edge of Khao Yai National Park. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, it runs from 4,875 to 7,115 yards across a secluded single-track routing. Forest, mountain views, bunkers and water shape a layout that feels private but demands disciplined positioning.
Is Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa Right for You?
Best for: Mid-handicap and experienced golfers who enjoy strategic water decisions, separated holes and a quiet mountain setting.
Also suitable for: Higher-handicap golfers who use the forward tees and prioritise controlled positioning over maximum distance.
Less suitable for: Beginners uncomfortable with repeated water hazards or golfers seeking a walking round, because golf carts are compulsory.
Also suitable for: Higher-handicap golfers who use the forward tees and prioritise controlled positioning over maximum distance.
Less suitable for: Beginners uncomfortable with repeated water hazards or golfers seeking a walking round, because golf carts are compulsory.
Golf Course Facts – Kirimaya
Location: Mu Si, Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima, Khao Yai
Holes: 18 Par: 72
Official yardages: 4,875–7,115 yards across five tee sets
Course style: Single-track championship resort course with forest, water and mountain views
Designer: Jack Nicklaus
Difficulty: Strategic and moderately demanding; water and bunkering punish poor positioning
Course setting: Edge of Khao Yai National Park with forest and mountain surroundings
Caddie and cart policy: One caddie and one golf cart compulsory per golfer per round
Facilities: Clubhouse, locker rooms, pro shop, putting green, restaurants and rental clubs
Transfers: Optional private transfers available through Fairways of Eden
Location & Getting There
What It Is Like to Play Kirimaya
Kirimaya’s single-track routing gives each hole a detached, private feel, with little visual overlap between groups. The round moves through forest edges, open mountain views, ponds and reed-lined water corridors rather than repeating one landscape. Foliage can make landing areas appear narrower than they are, while the stronger holes ask golfers to choose between safer positioning and more ambitious carries. The rhythm builds towards a demanding water-influenced finish.
The Forest and Water Landscape Behind Kirimaya
Kirimaya sits on the edge of Khao Yai National Park within a broad mountain landscape. Mature forest encloses parts of the routing, while ponds and reed-lined water become active hazards on several holes. The single-track plan spreads the course through this terrain instead of placing fairways side by side, preserving quiet sightlines and making the surrounding vegetation, water and mountain backdrop central to the course’s identity.
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Kirimaya Course Design and Strategy
Nicklaus uses width selectively. Several tee shots look generous, but bunkers, water and angled doglegs make the preferred side of the fairway important. The par fives introduce route choices around water, while shorter par fours become difficult when golfers chase distance instead of protecting the approach angle. Green entrances are frequently influenced by sand or water, so position and distance control matter more than constant aggression. Strategic pressure rises late in the round, where the sixteenth and eighteenth demand committed tee shots and precise approaches.
How to Play Kirimaya
Protect the Approach Angle
Choose the side of each fairway that keeps water, reeds and bunkers from obstructing the next shot.
Treat Water as Strategy
A controlled lay-up is often stronger than forcing a carry when the lie or landing area is uncertain.
Use Your Caddie
Confirm landing targets and green contours with your caddie where foliage distorts the visible playing width.
Kirimaya’s Defining Finish
Hole 16 – Par 4: The official guide identifies the 16th as Kirimaya’s signature hole. A slight dogleg right narrows near water and bunkers, making club selection from the tee more important than maximum distance. The approach must then cross or skirt the lake towards a green also defended by a large bunker on the left.
Hole 18 – Par 4: The 18th closes with water in front of the tee and continuing down the left side. A central fairway bunker interrupts the most comfortable driving line, while water and sand protect the green. It matters because the final hole demands two controlled placement decisions rather than offering a simple power finish.
Kirimaya Facilities and Course Rules
Kirimaya provides a clubhouse with locker rooms and a pro shop, a putting green, restaurant outlets and rental clubs. Proper golf attire is required. One caddie and one golf cart are compulsory for every golfer, so the course is not a walking option. The published rules allow a maximum of five golfers per group; weekend and public-holiday groups require at least two players. Solo golfers tee off after 14:00, while nine-hole play begins from hole one after 15:00.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa
What are the green fees at Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa?
The current starting rate is displayed dynamically in the booking card above. It includes the services listed alongside the rate, including the compulsory caddie and golf cart. Final availability and the confirmed tee time remain subject to approval by the course.
How difficult is Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa?
Kirimaya is strategically demanding rather than relentlessly narrow. Five tee sets make the playing length adjustable, but water, bunkers and angled approaches punish poor positioning. Mid-handicap golfers should find it manageable from suitable tees, while aggressive play from poor positions raises the difficulty.
Is Kirimaya suitable for beginners?
Beginners can play Kirimaya from the forward tees, but it is not the easiest first course. Repeated water decisions, strategic bunkering and the compulsory cart create a structured round. New golfers should choose conservative targets and follow their caddie’s local guidance.
Are caddies and golf carts mandatory at Kirimaya?
Yes. Kirimaya’s published regulations require one caddie and one golf cart for every golfer per round. Fairways of Eden therefore includes both within the booking arrangement rather than presenting either service as an optional addition.
Where is Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa located?
Kirimaya is located at 1/3 Moo 6, Thanarat Road, Mu Si, Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima, near Khao Yai National Park. Road travel from Bangkok varies according to the departure point, day and traffic conditions.
Book Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa with Fairways of Eden
Fairways of Eden handles your Kirimaya tee-time request, confirms availability with the course, and arranges the compulsory caddie and golf cart. Optional private transfers and rental clubs can be added where available. Before confirmation, you receive a clear inclusion breakdown and Thailand-based support for the practical details surrounding your round.
