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Phuket: Thailand’s All-in-One Golf Holiday Destination

Phuket is one of Thailand’s most complete golf holiday destinations, combining tropical scenery, easy transfers, and a diverse lineup of golf courses. Championship layouts like Red Mountain deliver dramatic elevation and jungle views, Laguna Golf Phuket offers classic resort comfort, and Mission Hills brings unforgettable ocean-breeze fairways. Local favorites such as Loch Palm and Phuket Country Club provide variety, while day trips north to Aquella or inland to Katathong extend the adventure. With professional caddies, consistently high course conditioning, and tee time bookings that often fit neatly between breakfast and the beach, a Phuket golf holiday blends serious golf with island relaxation.

Design Your Phuket Golf Package Your Way

Every golfer travels differently, and your Phuket golf trip should reflect your style. Stay in Patong for lively nightlife, choose Kamala or Surin for a more premium, laid-back atmosphere, or base yourself in the Laguna area for resort convenience. From there, courses are typically just 15–45 minutes away.

We’ll schedule your tee times for the best playing conditions, arrange private transfers, and build a route that minimizes travel. Some courses allow walking rounds if you prefer to skip the cart, while budget-conscious players can save with midweek tee times and best-deal hotels. For a luxury upgrade, we add sea-view suites, extra rounds, or relaxed mornings by the pool. With Fairways of Eden, every Phuket golf package is fully customizable, covering courses, hotels, tee times, and transport to fit your exact needs.

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Phuket Beyond the Greens: Beaches, Boats, and Adventure

A golf holiday in Phuket isn’t only about the courses. The island is famous for its white-sand beaches, island-hopping tours, and vibrant culture. Between rounds, enjoy a longtail or yacht trip through Phang Nga Bay, visit a gin distillery in Chalong, or test your stamina with a private Muay Thai session. Travelers seeking relaxation can choose a spa afternoon, sunset cocktails on the beach, or fresh seafood by the pier.

Phuket also works perfectly for groups that include non-golfers. While golfers enjoy their rounds, companions can explore markets, island tours, or just relax by the pool. Whether your trip is laid-back, celebratory, or family-oriented, we’ll suggest activities that make your Phuket golf holiday package feel uniquely yours.

Flexible, Local and Built Around You

Fairways of Eden was created to move beyond fixed tours and instead offer truly customizable golf holidays. In Phuket, that means you choose the courses – Red Mountain, Mission Hills, Laguna, Loch Palm, Phuket Country Club, Aquella, or Katathong – and combine them with the hotel and activities that match your group.

We handle everything: Phuket tee time booking, reliable drivers, smart routing, and on-the-ground support if plans need adjusting. Whether it’s a quick two-round getaway or a full week of golf, beaches, and boat days, we’ll build a Phuket golf holiday that feels smooth, memorable, and tailored exactly to you.

Ready to Play Phuket’s Best Golf Courses?

Phuket blends dramatic island scenery with championship golf – think Red Mountain, Laguna, and Blue Canyon – plus beaches, boat trips, and great dining. If you’re planning a Thailand golf holiday, you’ll find a big selection of top Phuket courses and live tee-time options here:

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Is Phuket good for a golf holiday?

Absolutely. Phuket combines dramatic, jungle-and-mountain layouts with beaches, island trips, and great dining. Courses like Red Mountain, Laguna, and Blue Canyon offer varied challenges and modern facilities. Transfers are straightforward, and you can mix morning golf with afternoons on the beach or boat excursions to nearby islands.

When is the best time to play golf in Phuket?

November–April is the prime dry season with sunny days and calmer seas. May–October brings short tropical showers; mornings are usually clearer and courses are quieter with good value. We schedule tee times around weather patterns so you enjoy cooler starts and minimal disruption.

Where should I stay in Phuket for golf and beaches?

Laguna/Bang Tao places you near Laguna Golf and upscale resorts. Patong is lively for nightlife and shopping, with several courses 20–45 minutes away. Kata/Karon offer a relaxed beach vibe; Cape Panwa and Mai Khao feel quieter. We match hotel areas to your preferred courses and pace.

How far are Phuket golf courses and how do I get there?

Most courses sit 15–45 minutes from popular beach areas depending on traffic. Private transfers are best for timing and club space; we coordinate pick-ups and returns around your tee time. Taxis and ride-hailing work, but pre-booked drivers avoid post-round waits and route hiccups.

How much does golf in Phuket cost and what’s included?

Green fees vary by course and season; weekdays are often better value. Caddies are standard in Thailand and included with our bookings. Carts are included or required at some clubs (e.g., hilly layouts); where optional, you can add them during checkout. Check live pricing on your chosen dates.

Do I need a handicap card, and what’s the dress code?

Most Phuket courses don’t require an official handicap, but players should be course-ready and respect pace of play. Dress code is classic golf attire: collared shirts, tailored shorts or trousers, and soft-spike shoes. Sleeveless shirts (men) and denim are typically not permitted at clubs.

What can I do in Phuket on non-golf days?

Island-hop to Phi Phi or Similan, cruise Phang Nga Bay, enjoy beach clubs, Thai massages, markets, and Old Town cafés. Evenings range from relaxed seaside dining to vibrant nightlife. We’ll build rest days and excursions between rounds so your trip balances play and island time perfectly.

How many days should I plan for a Phuket golf holiday?

Most travelers plan 4–7 days: three to four rounds with rest days for beaches and boat trips. A balanced itinerary is two rounds early, one midweek excursion, then one or two final rounds. Short breaks work in 3–4 days; longer stays add island hopping or spa downtime.