Black Mountain Golf Club: Phil Ryan's mountain course in Hua Hin
Phil Ryan of Pacific Coast Design routed Black Mountain Golf Club as a mountain-style layout stretching 7202 yards.
A score is added once our review panel has played the course. Everything below is drawn from the club's own published information. See our ranking methodology.
Phil Ryan of Pacific Coast Design laid out Black Mountain Golf Club as a mountain-style course that plays to 7202 yards. This substantial yardage presents a significant test from the back tees. Located in Hua Hin, a coastal resort town in Thailand known for its golf offerings, the course benefits from year-round playability.
The green fee for 18 holes is 2,500 Baht, but golfers should factor in the mandatory caddie fee of 350 Baht, bringing the minimum cost per round to 2,850 Baht before tipping. Caddie tips typically start from 400 Baht upwards, and club rental is available for 1,500 Baht per round. The club maintains a relaxed dress code, though appropriate golfing attire is expected.
Bookings can be made online via the club's website. For those planning a round, understanding the combined cost of the green fee and mandatory caddie fee is key to budgeting for play at Black Mountain Golf Club.
Before you book
Black Mountain is a two-and-a-half hour drive south of Bangkok, which puts it in reach of a long weekend from the capital.
Fees on this page were checked in August 2026 and Hua Hin courses commonly carry a high-season rate from November. Ask the club which rate applies to your date, and whether the caddie is included. We will check these figures again before the next dry season and date them here when we do.
The AGR Score, broken down
- Designrouting, variety, strategic interest, use of the land35%
- Conditioningturf, greens and bunkering as found on the days we played25%
- Experience & servicecaddies, pace, practice facilities, the clubhouse20%
- Value for moneyall of the above against what a visitor actually pays20%
No score yet: Black Mountain Golf Club has not been played by our review panel, so there is nothing to break down. The weightings above are the ones every scored course is measured against, published in full on our ranking methodology. Scores are never negotiated; courses may correct facts before publication, not verdicts.
Photographs from the review round are published with the review. We do not illustrate a course profile with stock images of somewhere else.
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