Where to play, where to stay and how to plan it: itineraries, resorts and the practical details, from editors who carry their own clubs.
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Three planning tools, built from the 16 course profiles we keep ourselves, not from anyone's press material.
Which cities put several courses within an easy drive of one airport. so far one city does, and the rest are a round each.
Open →9courses pricedGreen fees, caddie and cart, taken from what each club publishes, with the date we last checked against the club’s own rate card.
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Cambodia's Vattanac Golf Resort will stage the Vattanac Legends Championship and the Vattanac Tour Championship across two weeks in November and December 2026, concluding the Staysure Legends Tour season.
Greater Bangkok hosts over 70 golf courses, offering championship layouts and convenient access from the city centre and Suvarnabhumi Airport. International visitors can choose from private clubs requiring advance arrangements or more accessible public options.
New Zealand offers over 400 golf courses, second only to Scotland in courses per capita. Recent high-profile course additions and improved travel options from North America contribute to its rising appeal.
Phuket, Thailand, offers golfers varied course designs. The island features layouts built to tournament specifications. Red Mountain Golf Club and Blue Canyon Country Club are key examples. Golfers can also find resort-style play. Laguna Golf Phuket and Loch Palm Golf Club provide such options. Consistent tropical weather allows year-round golf.
Every review is based on actual play, hosted visits are disclosed, and no score is ever for sale.
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Edited in Singapore, reviewed on the ground from Vietnam to Japan, written for golfers everywhere.