Springfield Royal Country Club - Hua Hin

The course makes use of the area’s gently rolling landscape, with mature trees, sculpted fairways, substantial bunkering and water hazards creating a varied test of golf. The Mountain and Lake nines reflect many of the features associated with Nicklaus-designed courses, where careful positioning from the tee can be just as important as distance. Doglegs and strategically placed sand traps encourage golfers to think their way around the course, while the water hazards can make the approach to certain greens particularly demanding. From the back tees, the course provides a substantial championship test; the multiple tee options make it more accessible to golfers who prefer a less demanding round.

Water is a recurring feature throughout Springfield Royal Country Club, with twelve lakes influencing the course design and adding to the visual appeal. The Lake nine is particularly memorable, finishing at an island green with views towards the clubhouse. Elsewhere, long par fours and par fives demand accurate driving and well-judged approaches, while the surrounding vegetation and natural contours give the holes a varied character. The course has also hosted stages of the Asian Tour’s Qualifying School, reflecting its credentials as a testing championship venue.

Practice facilities include a driving range, chipping and putting greens, alongside a pro shop and clubhouse with changing facilities and a restaurant serving Thai and international cuisine. The adjoining Springfield Resort also offers accommodation, a spa and other leisure facilities, making it possible to stay close to the course. For golfers exploring the wider Hua Hin region, Springfield Royal Country Club provides a varied 27-hole option that pairs naturally with rounds at courses such as Black Mountain and Pineapple Valley.