Golfers repeatedly praise Siam Country Club Rolling Hills for excellent conditioning, modern presentation, elevated scenery and particularly memorable green complexes, with the closing stretch frequently highlighted.
Siam Country Club Rolling Hills Green Fees & Booking
Request a tee time at Siam Country Club Rolling Hills with the green fee, one caddie and one golf cart arranged for each golfer. Private transfers and rental clubs can be added when required.
From
3,840 THB
~104€
~123$
Price per person · Includes green fee, caddie & golf cart · Transfers optional
✔ 18-hole tee-time request
✔ Green fee included
✔ Left- or right-handed rental clubs available on request
✔ One compulsory golf cart per golfer
✔ One compulsory caddie per golfer
✔ Private transfers available on request
Siam Country Club Rolling Hills Course Overview
Siam Country Club Rolling Hills is an 18-hole, par-72 course in Pong, Bang Lamung, east of Pattaya. The Schmidt-Curley layout combines an open, relatively level front nine with a more undulating back nine shaped by lakes, marshland, waste areas and centreline hazards. Wide landing zones create room from the tee, while bold bunkering and changing approach angles preserve the challenge.
Is Siam Country Club Rolling Hills Right for You?
Best for: Mid-handicap and confident low-handicap golfers who enjoy wide driving corridors, bold bunkering and risk-reward approach decisions.
Also suitable for: Higher-handicap golfers who choose sensible tees and use the available space rather than attacking every shortcut.
Less suitable for: Complete beginners who are uncomfortable with long carries, deep bunkers or a demanding finish.
Also suitable for: Higher-handicap golfers who choose sensible tees and use the available space rather than attacking every shortcut.
Less suitable for: Complete beginners who are uncomfortable with long carries, deep bunkers or a demanding finish.
Golf Course Facts –
Rolling Hills
Location: Pong, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri, east of Pattaya
Holes: 18 Par: 72
Official yardages: Black 7,267; Blue 6,651; White 6,032; Yellow 5,757; Red 5,416 yards
Course style: Modern core layout with an open front nine and rolling back nine
Designer: Schmidt-Curley
Difficulty: Moderately demanding, with wide driving areas, strategic bunkering, water and a strong closing stretch
Course setting: Casuarina plantings, pine-straw waste areas, marshland, lotus pools and lakes
Caddie and cart policy: One caddie and one individual cart per golfer; only the caddie may drive
Facilities: Natural-grass driving range, putting green, chipping area, pro shop, club hire, lockers, showers and restaurant
Transfers: Private transfers available on request
Siam Country Club Rolling Hills in Pattaya – Green Fees & Tee Times – Location & Getting There
What It Is Like to Play Rolling Hills
Rolling Hills begins with a spacious, exposed feel, where generous fairways encourage confident swings but centreline hazards keep the preferred side of each hole important. The back nine changes the rhythm as the ground rises and falls around lakes, marshland and deeper bunker complexes. Lies become less predictable, sightlines tighten and the final climb places greater pressure on distance control and decision-making.
The Open Parkland and Wetland Setting Behind Rolling Hills
Rolling Hills was built as a core golf layout without housing or resort development inside the routing. Its identity comes from broad open ground, young casuarina plantings, pine-straw waste areas, marshland, lotus pools and two large lakes. The front nine uses flatter, more exposed land, while the back nine moves through the site’s natural undulations. That change in landform gives the round its name and separates the two halves.
What Golfers Say About Siam Country Club Rolling Hills
We reviewed recurring public golfer feedback to identify the themes players mention most often about this course.
Fairways are often relatively generous, but extensive bunkering, steep run-offs and heavily contoured multi-tiered greens create the real difficulty, with the bunker-lined par-5 15th “Wall of Death” providing the course’s signature challenge.
Knowledgeable caddies are a consistent positive for course strategy and green reading, while the contemporary clubhouse, locker facilities and restaurant also receive strong feedback.
The severe green contours can become extremely demanding when surfaces are fast, higher handicappers may struggle around the greens and premium pricing is a recurring value consideration; wet weather can also restrict carts to paths.
Fairways of Eden Take
Siam Country Club Rolling Hills is best for golfers wanting a premium Pattaya round built around creative green complexes, bunkering and strategic approach play; players who dislike severe putting surfaces or prioritise lower green fees may prefer a more forgiving alternative.
Based on recurring themes in publicly available golfer feedback, including Google Maps reviews. Feedback last reviewed August 2026.
Rolling Hills Course Design and Strategy
Schmidt-Curley uses width to create choices rather than simple forgiveness. Centreline bunkers and waste areas divide landing zones, so the safest drive does not always leave the clearest approach. Angles matter more as the round reaches the hillier back nine, where water, raised ground and deeper sand make recovery more demanding. The par-5 15th is the clearest risk-reward example: challenging the left side can shorten the route, but the steep Wall of Death bunker complex heavily punishes an unsuccessful line.
How to Play Rolling Hills
Choose Sensible Tees
Choose a tee that keeps the longer par fours and par fives within comfortable reach.
Play to the Useful Side
Wide fairways are divided by centreline hazards, so favour the side that opens the next shot rather than the widest space.
Adjust to the Back Nine
Expect flatter, exposed holes early and more uneven lies, water decisions and elevation changes across the back nine.
Use the Caddie’s Local Read
Let the caddie confirm landing lines, carry distances and green breaks, especially through the Wall of Death and closing sequence.
The Wall of Death and Rolling Hills’ Dream Sequence
Hole 15 – Wall of Death (Par 5): This uphill, double-zig-zag par five asks whether to challenge the left side for a shorter route. The aggressive line brings the steep-faced bunker complex into play, while the safer route avoids the deepest sand but leaves a longer approach.
Holes 16–18 – Dream Sequence: The official closing run comprises Postage Stamp, a par three; Trident, a par four; and Home, a par four. It follows immediately after the course’s most recognisable risk-reward hole, changing the shot requirement three times before the final hole wraps around the lake towards the clubhouse.
Siam Country Club Clubhouse and Facilities – Modern and Inviting
Rolling Hills shares a beautiful, modern clubhouse with its neighbor Waterside. The space is sleek, well-designed, and fully equipped for pre- and post-round comfort: Restaurant & Bar, Enjoy Thai and international cuisine with views over the finishing holes. Pro Shop, Quality gear and Siam-branded souvenirs. Practice Facilities, Driving range, putting green, and short-game area. Locker Rooms, Spacious and upscale with all amenities. Everything here reflects the Siam Country Club reputation for excellence.
Frequently Asked Questions About Siam Country Club Rolling Hills
What are the green fees at Siam Country Club Rolling Hills?
The current starting rate is displayed dynamically in the booking card above. It covers the services identified beside the rate, while the final tee time and availability remain subject to course confirmation. Fairways of Eden confirms the complete booking details before payment.
How difficult is Siam Country Club Rolling Hills?
Rolling Hills is moderately demanding rather than relentlessly narrow. Wide landing areas help from the tee, but centreline hazards, deep bunkering, changing elevation and a strategically stronger back nine punish careless positioning. The correct tee choice makes a substantial difference to the experience.
Is Siam Country Club Rolling Hills suitable for beginners?
Complete beginners may find the long layout, deep bunkers and demanding closing holes difficult. Newer golfers can still play by choosing forward tees, following their caddie’s advice and treating the round as an experience rather than a scoring test.
Are caddies and golf carts mandatory at Rolling Hills?
Yes. Siam Country Club requires one caddie and one golf cart for each golfer, and only the caddie may drive. The booking card identifies the included services. After heavy rain, carts may be restricted to designated paths.
Where is Siam Country Club Rolling Hills located?
Siam Country Club Rolling Hills is in Pong, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri, east of central Pattaya. The official course guidance estimates roughly twenty to twenty-five minutes from central Pattaya, although actual transfer time depends on pickup location and traffic.
Book Siam Country Club Rolling Hills with Fairways of Eden
Fairways of Eden checks the requested date and tee-time window, confirms availability and arranges the green fee, compulsory caddie and individual golf cart. Private transfers and rental clubs can be added when required. You receive one clear confirmation covering the playing time, inclusions and optional services, with Thailand-based support before the round.
