Pattana Golf Club and Resort | Golf in Chonburi | GoGolf

Last updated: August 19, 2026

Pattana Golf Club and Resort is a 27-hole course in Sriracha, Chonburi. It takes its name from Dr. Pattana Juangroongruangkit, a keen golfer.

If you had to describe this place in one phrase, it would be a self-contained golf destination. Alongside the 27 holes there is a large clubhouse, a sports complex and accommodation on the property itself.

The 27 holes are laid out as three nine-hole courses: Andreas-A, Brookei-B and Calypso-C.

And the headline feature: two par-6 holes, among the longest in Thailand. Par 6 is rare anywhere in the world, and it is one of the main reasons golfers make the trip here. For today’s tee times and green fees, check the GoGolf app or website.

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Course facts

The rarity of a par 6

The first reason people give for coming to Pattana is the par 6.

What a par 6 is

A conventional golf course is built from par 3s, par 4s and par 5s. A par 6 adds one more stroke to the longest of those.

Worldwide the number is limited, so this is a hole type most golfers simply never get to play.

Among the longest in Thailand

According to the information listed on GoGolf, Pattana has two par 6s that rank among the longest in Thailand.

One would be unusual. Two is remarkable — and among the longest in the country at that. This is the course’s clearest point of identity.

How to play a par 6

A par 6 is not simply a longer par 5.

• Build the hole around reaching the green in four — do not force the distance
• Keep the first three shots on the fairway — with more strokes, errors compound
• Check the wind on every shot — this course is exposed to changeable wind
• A bogey is a fine result — bogey on a par 6 is seven. There is no need to rush

On a long hole, a single bad shot is hard to recover from. Prioritise steady progress toward the green.

Worth keeping the card

Having played a par 6 is a story in itself. This is a hole worth taking the scorecard home for.

Three courses in one club

Pattana’s 27 holes are laid out as three nine-hole courses: Andreas-A, Brookei-B and Calypso-C.

Each poses its own challenge

The information listed on GoGolf explains that the three courses each present a different challenge.

Undulating fairways, panoramic outlooks and fast Tifdwarf greens. They share those elements while each carrying its own character.

Three different eighteens

Choosing two courses from three gives three combinations. In other words, three different eighteens exist.

You leave from the same clubhouse and play a different course, which makes staying over and playing repeatedly genuinely worthwhile.

Which courses are open varies by day

Maintenance or tournaments occasionally close one of the courses.

If you want to play the course that includes a par 6, confirm it at the time of booking.

Tifdwarf: a fast putting surface

The greens at Pattana are planted with Tifdwarf.

A grass bred for speed

Tifdwarf is a bermuda-type grass that tolerates a very low cut, which is what produces fast, smooth-rolling greens.

The information listed on GoGolf also describes the greens here as fast.

How to attack a fast green

On a fast surface, firing straight at the flag means the ball will not hold.

Land it short of the pin and leave yourself an uphill putt. That mindset works here.

Elevated greens

This course also has elevated greens.

An uphill approach plays longer than the number suggests. To avoid the situation where aiming short leaves you short of the green entirely, ask your caddie for the playing distance.

Speed and height together

A fast green, sitting above you. That combination creates the awkward position where playing short leaves you short, and firing at it will not hold.

Precision in club selection shows up directly on the card.

Why it suits low handicaps

The information listed on GoGolf describes this course as especially suited to low-handicap golfers.

Why that is fair

List the elements that raise the difficulty and the reason becomes clear.

• Undulating fairways — few chances to play from a level lie
• Water hazards — you must decide to carry or avoid
• Elevated greens — you must read the playing distance
• Deep bunkers — once in, escape comes first
• Fast Tifdwarf greens — distance control is tested
• Changeable wind — every shot needs a fresh judgement
• Two par 6s — on long holes, errors accumulate

Every one of those is something you answer with technique and judgement. Very little of it can be covered by luck.

How mid-handicappers should play it

None of which means less experienced golfers cannot enjoy it.

Play a forward tee, go around the water rather than over it, just get out of the bunkers, and be happy with a bogey on the par 6s.

Commit to laying up and you will get through 27 holes without a blow-up and enjoy every bit of it.

Designed as a place to stay

What separates Pattana from other courses is that everything is contained on the property.

Three kinds of accommodation

According to the information listed on GoGolf, the property offers hotel rooms, serviced apartments and villas.

One night or a long stay, a family or a group — the mix is built so you can pick to fit the purpose.

What staying on site buys you

Being able to sleep at the course means the earliest tee times are easy to take.

You can start in the cool of the morning without worrying about the drive, and playing all 27 holes in one day becomes a realistic plan.

The sports complex

Beyond golf there is also a sports complex.

That matters when not everyone in the party plays golf, or when you want something to do with the hours around the round.

Corporate and group use

A large clubhouse, accommodation, and a sports complex.

That combination suits company events and training camps, because you can run a multi-day programme without moving anyone anywhere.

How to build the round

Early holes: read the green speed

What you want to establish in the first few holes is the speed of the Tifdwarf greens.

On fast greens, whether you find the touch on your first putts matters enormously. To avoid stacking up three-putts early, start by building a distance feel that does not leave you short.

Middle holes: wind and elevation

Changeable wind, and greens above you.

Those two together make club selection difficult. Make a habit of checking the wind and the playing distance on every shot.

The par 6: keep moving forward

When a par 6 arrives, build it around reaching the green in four.

Keep the first three shots on the fairway. With more strokes in the hole, one bad shot carries straight through into everything after it.

Late holes: account for fatigue

Undulating fairways and long holes. A 27-hole property takes more out of you physically.

Late in the round, try nothing new: repeat the club and the line that have been working all day.

How to build a score here

• A bogey on the par 6 is fine. Build it around reaching in four and keep moving forward.
• Land short of the pin on fast greens. Tifdwarf rolls quickly and smoothly.
• Ask for the playing distance to elevated greens. Uphill plays longer than the number.
• Check the wind every shot. This course is exposed to changeable wind.
• From deep bunkers, just get out. Firing at the pin wrecks the hole.
• Weekends can move slowly. Leave slack in your schedule.

Pattana is a course with a great deal to answer with technique and judgement. For anyone who builds a round carefully, there is real satisfaction in seeing your ability land directly on the card.

Common mistakes and how to avoid them

1. Going for par on the par 6

Forcing the distance on a long hole lets errors compound into a genuinely big number. Reach in four and take the bogey. That is enough.

2. Firing at the flag on fast greens

Tifdwarf greens are quick, and a ball flown straight at the pin will not hold. What is left after it runs through is a difficult putt coming back.

3. Playing too far short of an elevated green

Uphill plays longer than the number. Overdo the “land it short” thinking and you will not reach the green at all. Ask your caddie for the playing distance.

4. Swinging without reading the wind

This course is exposed to changeable wind. The same club produces different results, so check on every shot.

5. Not accounting for weekend pace

According to the information listed on GoGolf, weekends are busy and play can move slowly. Leave room in whatever you have planned afterwards.

Location and access

Pattana is at 99/89 Moo 9, Khao Khun Song, Sriracha, Chonburi 20110.

Sriracha as a base

Sriracha sits between Pattaya and the city of Chonburi. It is home to a large number of Japanese companies and is well known as a place where Japanese expatriates live.

If you are staying or living in Sriracha, this is a strong option.

Khao Khun Song, inland

The course sits on the inland side of Sriracha, in Khao Khun Song — a quiet setting away from the coast.

Staying over

If you would rather not think about the drive at all, use the accommodation on the property.

You can choose between hotel rooms, serviced apartments and villas.

Getting there

Beyond a company car or your own vehicle, ride-hailing services such as Grab, common throughout Bangkok, work well. Since it is inland, think about the ride home in advance too. Please note that GoGolf does not arrange transfers or shuttles.

Facilities and services

Clubhouse and stay facilities

This is a self-contained resort with a large clubhouse and a sports complex. Accommodation comes in three forms: hotel rooms, serviced apartments and villas.

Practice area and busy periods

There is a practice area and a restaurant. Note that weekends are busy and play can move slowly, so leave yourself time.

What to bring

• A rangefinder or GPS — helps with club selection into the elevated greens.
• Spare balls — there are water hazards. Carry extras.
• A lofted wedge — needed to escape the deep bunkers.

If you plan to play all 27 holes in one day, build water and salt intake into the plan.

Best season and time of day

The dry season from around November to February is the most comfortable, with lower humidity and firmer turf.

The dry season also improves the panoramic views. The air clears and the undulating terrain shows at its best.

March to May brings hot afternoons, so favour a morning slot. Because there is accommodation on the property, staying the night before to take the first tee time works well.

From June to October, most days see a short afternoon downpour pass through. Morning rounds are barely affected, and tee times are easier to get.

As for the day of the week, weekends are busy and play can move slowly. If you can play on a weekday, it is the more comfortable choice.

Who this course suits

• Anyone after an unusual hole: two par 6s among the longest in Thailand.
• Anyone wanting to test their game: described as especially suited to low-handicap golfers.
• Anyone who wants to stay put: hotel rooms, serviced apartments and villas on site.
• Anyone choosing 27 holes: Andreas, Brookei and Calypso give three different eighteens.
• Anyone organising a company event or camp: large clubhouse and sports complex.
• Anyone staying or living in Sriracha: a strong local option.

That said, this is a course with plenty raising the difficulty. Less experienced golfers should play a forward tee and commit to laying up — it remains thoroughly enjoyable that way.

Pairing it with other Chonburi courses

If you are playing several rounds during your stay, pairing nearby courses keeps travel down.

• Burapha Golf and Resort — 36 holes; East and West play very differently.
• Bangpra Golf Club and Resort — a classic course opened in 1958.
• Greenwood Golf and Resort — 27 holes designed by Peter Thomson.
• Amata Spring Country Club — the island green at 17, reached by boat, is the signature.

Availability and pricing across the whole region are on the Bangkok golf booking page.

Check these before you book

• Which courses you will play — if you want the one with a par 6, confirm at booking.
• The day of the week — weekends are busy and play can move slowly.
• Whether you are staying over — hotel rooms, serviced apartments and villas are on site.
• Which tee to play — there is plenty raising the difficulty. Decide with your group’s level in mind.
• How you will travel — it is inland from Sriracha. Think about the ride home too.
• Today’s rates and availability — check the GoGolf app or website.

Peak dry-season slots fill quickly, so lock one in as soon as your dates are settled.

In summary

Three reasons to choose Pattana.

• Two par 6s — among the longest in Thailand. Rare worldwide, and rarely available to play.
• A complete destination — 27 holes, a large clubhouse, a sports complex and three kinds of accommodation.
• A design with real substance — undulating fairways, fast Tifdwarf greens, elevated greens, deep bunkers and changeable wind.

Pattana Golf Club and Resort is a 27-hole property made up of the Andreas-A, Brookei-B and Calypso-C nine-hole courses. The name comes from Dr. Pattana Juangroongruangkit, a keen golfer.

It is described as especially suited to low-handicap golfers, but commit to laying up and mid-handicappers will enjoy all 27 holes just as much. Weekends can move slowly, so allow yourself time. For today’s availability and green fees, check the GoGolf app or website.

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