Pinehurst Golf and Country Club | Golf Course in Pathum Thani | GoGolf

Last updated: August 19, 2026

Pinehurst Golf and Country Club is a 27-hole club in the Khlong Luang district of Pathum Thani. It was designed by the Japanese architect Yoshihara Aihara. The course is laid out as three nines — North, West and South — which are combined to make up your eighteen.

Its practical strength is night golf. The official site states plainly that both day golf and night golf are offered, which means you can avoid the heat of the middle of the day and go out in the evening, or play after work.

The practice facilities are substantial too. There is a two-storey, 39-bay driving range, and the official FAQ gives its hours as 06:00 to 23:00, with balls sold until 22:00. There is a putting green and a chipping area as well, so nothing is missing from your preparation before a round.

It sits north of central Bangkok, in a convenient direction from Don Mueang Airport. It also has a record as a venue: the 1992 Johnnie Walker Classic International and the 1994 Thailand Open. Check today’s tee times and rates on the GoGolf app or website.

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Course information

What twenty-seven holes actually means

Pinehurst is a twenty-seven-hole course rather than an eighteen. The official site presents it as three courses: North, West and South.

Three nines, and the face changes with the combination

Twenty-seven holes means three nines. To play eighteen you choose two of the three — North plus West, West plus South, South plus North. There are three combinations, so even at the same club the layout changes from visit to visit.

That matters if you are coming back more than once during a stay. Two days running does not give you the same eighteen twice. You can also flip the nine you played first round to the back nine next time.

The option of playing only nine

The other advantage of a three-nine layout is that nine is a natural stopping point. On a day when time is short, or in a spare few hours on your arrival or departure day, playing just nine holes is easy to arrange.

Carts are offered for eighteen holes and for nine, which tells you that nine-hole play is something the club actually runs for.

Night golf as an option

A defining feature of Pinehurst is that it offers both day golf and night golf. Both are stated on the official site.

You can avoid the heat

In the hot season from March to May, eighteen holes in the middle of the day takes a considerable amount out of you. Play at night and the temperature drops, and you can hold the same concentration to the last hole. Given that heat is the largest variable in Thai golf, that is a practical benefit.

It changes how you use your time

For anyone posted to Bangkok, or here on business, the middle of a weekday is working time. If you can play in the evening, finishing work and heading to the course becomes an option.

What to watch for at night

Depth perception is harder under lights. Choose a club by your usual feel and it may not match. At night especially, trust the number your caddie gives you.

Night golf days and reception hours can also change. If your plans depend on playing in the evening, confirm with the official site or the club beforehand.

Yoshihara Aihara’s design, and the practice facilities

Pinehurst was laid out by the Japanese architect Yoshihara Aihara, who is credited as the designer on the course pages of the official site.

Generous fairways, with strategy from ponds and mounding

The course is generally described as parkland. It has relatively generous fairways and ground that is comfortable to play, while ponds, water hazards and mounding supply the strategy.

The official site describes a layout that offers a challenge to every swing, and presents it as a course that works from beginner to professional. Because there is less to fray your nerves off the tee, the weight of the round shifts to where you approach the green from.

A two-storey, 39-bay driving range

The practice environment is a clear strength of this club. According to the official site the driving range has two floors and 39 bays. The official FAQ gives the hours as 06:00 to 23:00, with balls sold until 22:00, and practice clubs are available to rent.

A putting green and a chipping area are provided as well, so you can put everything from long game to short game in order before you start. As you would expect at a club with night golf, the range being usable late is genuinely practical.

A record in competition

The official site notes the 1992 Johnnie Walker Classic International and the 1994 Thailand Open. Hosting international competition means the setup and the maintenance met that standard.

Location and access

Pinehurst is in the Khlong Luang district of Pathum Thani, on Phahonyothin Road, in the area north of central Bangkok.

The advantage of that position is its proximity to Don Mueang Airport. Bangkok’s second airport is easy to reach from here, which makes a round on your arrival or departure day a realistic idea.

Nearby landmarks include Thammasat University’s Rangsit campus, the Future Park Rangsit shopping mall and the Dream World amusement park, so it is easy to combine with plans that are not golf.

For getting there, a company car or your own is the usual choice, along with ride-hailing services such as Grab, which are common in Bangkok. Journey times swing widely with traffic, so leave more room than you think you need. Note that GoGolf does not arrange transfers or shuttles.

How to think about scoring

Scoring at Pinehurst comes down to not taking the width for granted, and deciding where you want to approach the green from.

• Do not relax because the fairway is wide. Wide as it is, the spots that leave an easy next shot are limited.
• Locate the ponds and mounding first. That is where the strategy has been placed.
• Ask your caddie about the three nines. Which combination you are playing changes the character of the day.
• At night, leave the yardage to your caddie. Depth perception is harder under lights.
• Check your ball flight on the range first. There are 39 bays waiting for you.
• Keep the nine-hole option open. Being able to adjust to your time and energy is one of this club’s advantages.

The eighteen is presented as par 72, and the total length varies with the combination. This is not a course that overwhelms you with distance, so where you aim your approach matters more to your score than the precision of your tee shot.

Common mistakes, and how to avoid them

1. Hitting without a target because it is wide

A wide fairway makes anywhere feel acceptable. But the places that leave an easy next shot are limited. Not “wide, so anywhere will do” but “wide, which is exactly why you pick a target”. That mindset changes how steady your score is.

2. Not checking where the ponds are

The strategy on this course sits in the ponds and the mounding. Hit from the tee without confirming the yardage to the water and you find yourself in a place you had assumed you could not reach.

3. Playing night golf with daytime instincts

Depth perception is harder under lights. Choosing a club by your usual feel may not match, so at night especially, trust the number your caddie gives you.

4. Not checking which two nines you are playing

Which two of North, West and South you play changes the character of your eighteen. Confirming the combination before you start makes it much easier to plan the front and back nines.

5. Not using the practice facilities

A two-storey 39-bay range, a putting green and a chipping area are all here. Starting without using them is a waste. Ten minutes on the putting green in particular is what cuts the early three-putts.

Facilities and services

Practice

There is a two-storey, 39-bay driving range. The official FAQ gives the hours as 06:00 to 23:00, with balls sold until 22:00, and practice clubs are available to rent. A putting green and a chipping area are also provided.

The hotel and the clubhouse

The official site lists a hotel, meeting rooms, a restaurant, spa and massage, and a sports club and fitness centre. This is not a place where you play and leave; it is set up for a day that includes staying and eating.

Outdoor and indoor pools and a sauna are also mentioned, so there is somewhere to unwind after a round.

Caddies and carts

Caddies accompany play. Carts are available for hire, for eighteen holes and for nine.

There are 264 rooms, with air conditioning, a television, a minibar and a private bathroom. Wi-Fi is free throughout, and parking is free if you drive yourself.

The restaurant serves Thai food and international dishes, and breakfast is a buffet. There are meeting rooms of various sizes as well, so a corporate golf day and a meeting can be held in the same place.

What to bring

• Sunscreen and a hat — essential for a daytime round.
• Non-metal spiked shoes — the standard rule at Thai courses.
• Insect repellent — worth having if you plan to play at night.

The best season and time of day

The dry season from about November to February is the most comfortable: humidity drops, and the evenings become pleasant too.

In the hot season from March to May the daytime temperature climbs, which is when night golf is worth the most. Avoid the middle of the day and go out in the evening and you cut the toll on you considerably.

The rainy season from June to October is mostly a short afternoon squall passing through. A morning round is little affected, and tee times are easier to get in this period.

As for time of day, either first thing in the morning or the evening is comfortable. Being able to choose according to the rest of your day is this club’s strength.

Who this course suits

• Anyone who wants to try night golf — both day and night golf are offered.
• Anyone who likes to practise before playing — a two-storey 39-bay range, open 06:00 to 23:00.
• Anyone returning to the same club more than once — the three nines change the layout each visit.
• Visitors staying on the Don Mueang side — an easy direction from northern Bangkok.
• Beginners and improvers — relatively generous fairways and less stress off the tee.
• Anyone who wants to stay and eat as well — hotel, restaurant, spa and fitness on site.

On the other hand, if what you want is a course that squeezes you strategically, generous fairways may read as easy-going. The value here is less in difficulty than in flexibility of operation — twenty-seven holes, night golf and the practice facilities.

How it differs from other Pathum Thani courses

The courses of Pathum Thani are each clearly different in character. Here is where Pinehurst sits among the main courses in the province that you can book through GoGolf.

• Pinehurst Golf and Country Club: 27 holes (North / West / South). Yoshihara Aihara. Night golf, a two-storey 39-bay range and an on-site hotel.
• Alpine Golf Club: 18 holes, par 72, about 7,100 yards. Ron Garl, 1996. Undulating parkland and two island greens.
• Lam Luk Ka Golf and Country Club: 36 holes. Roger Packard, 1994. Water in play on almost every hole.
• Riverdale Golf Club: 18 holes, par 72, about 7,001 yards. Morrow & Tikkanen, 2010. Elevation that is rare around Bangkok.
• The RG City Golf Club (The Royal Gems Golf City): 18 holes, par 71. Ron Garl. A replica course reproducing famous holes from around the world.

What sets Pinehurst apart in that company is the combination of three things: twenty-seven holes, night golf and a serious practice environment. It is the course where deciding what time and how many holes you play is most easily made to suit you.

Pairing it with other Pathum Thani courses

If you are playing more than one round during your stay, combining courses nearby keeps the travelling down.

• Alpine Golf Club — undulating parkland with a full tournament record.
• Lam Luk Ka Golf and Country Club — 36 holes; East and West have different characters.
• Riverdale Golf Club — a modern layout with elevation change.
• The Royal Gems Golf City — a replica course reproducing famous holes from around the world.

Availability and rates across the area are on the Bangkok golf booking page.

In summary

Put simply, there are three reasons to choose Pinehurst.

• Twenty-seven holes — North, West and South. The combination changes the layout each time you come.
• Night golf — both day and night. It takes the sting out of the hot season and widens how you use your time.
• The practice facilities — a two-storey 39-bay range open 06:00 to 23:00, plus a putting green and chipping area.

Pinehurst Golf and Country Club was designed by Yoshihara Aihara. On the opening year the sources differ: the official site gives 1988, while some external directories say 1990. It hosted the 1992 Johnnie Walker Classic International and the 1994 Thailand Open.

Access from the Don Mueang side is good, and this is a complex with a hotel, restaurant, spa and meeting rooms as well. Check today’s tee times and rates on the GoGolf app or website.

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