7-day Golf Tour around Bangkok

Day 1: Early morning visit to the Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha Temple. Then take the expressway to the Robert Trent Jones Jr-designed Green Valley Country Club for lunch and an afternoon round. Evening at leisure, or try shopping at one of the many malls that stay open until 10 pm.

Day 2: Early round at the Scottish link-style Bangsai Country Club. In the evening, learn something about Thai culture with a dinner of traditional Thai dishes accompanied by a classical dance performance.

Day 3: Discover the Thai life with a cruise along the Chao Phraya River to the former Siamese capital of Ayutthaya, with lunch on board. Stop first at Bang Pa-in summer palace, then on to Ayutthaya to see some of the fascinating ruins of this World Heritage Site. Have fun in the evening in one of the city’s many Irish pubs.

Day 4: Early round at the Arnold Palmer-designed Bangpoo Country Club. In the evening try shopping at the popular night stalls along Silom and Convent roads, where lively bars and discos help end an eventful day.

Day 5: Early visit to the Floating Market at Damnoen Saduak about 100 kilometres from Bangkok. Then onto the Rose Garden Country Resort for lunch, followed by one of the best cultural shows in Thailand, with elephants, dancing, and many traditional ceremonies. Stay overnight.

Day 6: Early round at the Rose Garden Golf Club, rated one of the world’s top 30 resort courses full of flowers and birds. The clubhouse serves excellent Thai and Japanese food. Return to Bangkok for dinner at one of the well-known seafood restaurants on the river.

Day 7: Finish your tour with a game at the Robert McParland-designed Thanont Golf View & Sports Club. In the evening, relax over Thai dinner and noisy jazz/blues performances at one of Bangkok’s many popular music venues.