— Golf in Asia —
Championship fairways.
Asian soul.
Courses designed by Nicklaus, Norman and Faldo. Caddies as standard. Sunshine you can plan around. And green fees that make European golf look expensive.
Courses designed by Nicklaus, Norman and Faldo. Caddies as standard. Sunshine you can plan around. And green fees that make European golf look expensive.
Asia is the world's greatest undiscovered golf destination — undiscovered, that is, by European and American golfers who haven't yet played a championship course at sunrise with a caddie who knows every break on every green.
We have played the courses we recommend. Every one of them. We know which courses match their reputation and which ones trade on it, how to sequence a golf trip across multiple destinations so that no round feels like a lesser experience, and how to combine championship golf with the cultural experiences that justify the flight. Golf in Asia isn't just a holiday — it's a revelation about what the game can be when conditions, design, service and cost all work in your favour at the same time.
Nicklaus, Norman, Faldo, Dye — the architects who shaped modern golf have all designed courses in Southeast Asia. The pedigree is genuine.
Every course we recommend includes a caddie. Not a trolley, not a GPS watch — a person who knows the course intimately and wants you to score well.
Dry season in Southeast Asia means weeks of clear skies and warm mornings. No weather windows, no cancelled tee times, no frost delays.
Championship green fees in Asia cost a fraction of equivalent courses in Europe. The quality isn't lower — the economics are simply different.
Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia offer extraordinary culture, food and experiences between rounds. Every day off the course earns its place in the itinerary.
We have played every course we send you to. If we can't speak to it from personal experience, it doesn't appear in our recommendations.
Consistently ranked among the top courses in Asia. Dramatic elevation changes, water features on 13 holes, and immaculate conditions year-round.
Highland golf at its finest — cooler temperatures, stunning mountain scenery and a layout that rewards precision over power.
Set within the Laguna Phuket resort complex — a beautifully maintained course with the beach just beyond the tree line.
Robert Trent Jones II's masterpiece on the central Vietnamese coast — dunes, ocean views and a finishing stretch that rivals anything in links golf.
Luke Donald's design in the hills above Da Nang — cooler temperatures, dramatic terrain and one of the most visually striking layouts in Asia.
Greg Norman's design on Vietnam's southern coast — ranked among the top 100 courses in the world, with ocean views from virtually every hole.
Nick Faldo's design in the shadow of Angkor — championship conditions, an extraordinary setting and the finest golf experience in Cambodia.
The best golf trips aren't just lists of great courses — they're sequenced carefully so that each round feels different, each day builds on the last, and the non-golf days are as rewarding as the rounds themselves.
We plan tee times around the light and the heat, match courses to handicap ranges, arrange caddies who speak enough English to give meaningful advice, and build in the cultural experiences — temples, food markets, river journeys — that make Southeast Asia worth the flight even without the golf.
We also know which courses to avoid. Reputation and reality don't always match in Asian golf, and we'd rather tell you that than send you somewhere disappointing.
For those whose passion for the game extends beyond Southeast Asia, our signature Scottish journey takes small private groups through St Andrews, Carnoustie and Royal Dornoch — five rounds across nine days, with daily coaching and Speyside distillery visits woven between rounds.
From £6,995pp based on a private group of 6–8 guests.
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