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Thai Country Club: Navigating Seasonal Green Fees & Afternoon Rates in Chacheongsao

Green fees at Thai Country Club vary significantly between high and low seasons, with afternoon-only rates available during peak months.

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By Marcus Teo4 August 20261 min read
Illustrative golf photograph — not Thai Country Club
Stock image, not Thai Country Club. Photo: Benny Hassum / Pexels

Thai Country Club operates a two-tiered green fee structure, differentiating between its High Season from November through March and the Low Season spanning April to October. During the High Season, weekday rates are 5,500 THB, increasing to 7,000 THB for weekends and public holidays. An afternoon-only rate of 7,000 THB is also available during these peak months.

Low Season play sees weekday fees at 4,500 THB and weekend or public holiday rates at 5,500 THB. These seasonal variations align with Thailand's climate, with the High Season typically offering cooler, drier conditions for play.

Located approximately 45 minutes from central Bangkok and an hour from Pattaya, Thai Country Club is situated in Chacheongsao province. Its proximity to Suvarnabhumi International Airport, a 25-minute transfer, positions the club as a convenient option for international travellers, including those considering a round during a layover.

Golfers planning a visit should note the distinct green fee structure and seasonal conditions, with the High Season from November to March generally offering more temperate weather.

Before you book

Thai Country Club is an hour east of Bangkok, close enough for a round either side of a flight.

Fees here were checked in August 2026. The club prices by season, so state your date when you enquire rather than working from a published range. 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: Thai Country 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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