Laguna is a beautiful parkland course that meanders its way through some of the most expensive hotels and real estate in Phuket. Voted as a Top Ten Resort Course by Asian Monthly magazine, this course is far better than what most people regard as a resort course. Although it is not particularly long by today’s standard at 6,756 yards it was good enough to host the prestigious Thailand Open in 2009 and the Mercedes Benz Asian Tour Event in 2010 and the Asian Tour’s Singha Laguna Phuket Open 2018. Sir Nick Faldo has hosted his Faldo Series here several times and the World Corporate Golf Challenge hosted a qualifier here as well.

The course was totally renovated in 2013 and re-opened in January 2015. The new layout highlights sustainable environmental conservation, of which Laguna Phuket is renowned. Great emphasize is placed on the natural surroundings, combined with local wildlife to create a tranquil holiday paradise for golfers. A native cultural experience has been well represented with reused wooden steps, golf course furniture and decorative traditional Thai fishing boats to provide a local essence.

The 17th hole is the signature hole which measures nearly 600 yards, playing over water twice and requires three very well struck shots to reach the green.

Six high quality hotels make up the resort of Laguna, so along with the driving range and 2,500 metre putting green there is everything here a golfer could want.

There are plans to build a new clubhouse and alter 8 of the 18 holes but these alterations have been put on hold until further notice.