Rolling Hills is the newest of the four courses at Siam Country Club. It opened in 2020 and is the second Schmidt-Curley design at the club, after Plantation. The front nine is open and fairly flat, with generous landing areas. The back nine rises and falls past two large lakes, one of them between the 10th and 18th, and through marshland and small stands of trees, and ends with three holes the club calls the “Dream Sequence”. Golfasian places it 2.5 kilometres past Waterside, on the road towards Khao Chi Chan.
Siam Country Club Rolling Hills green fees and tee times.
Book Rolling Hills through the same Siam Country Club reservations team as the other courses: online, by email at rsvn@siamcountryclub.com, or by phone on +66 (0)38 909 700. The Bangkok office is on +66 (0)2 078 3888. Caddies are compulsory, and each golfer pays for a separate cart that the caddie drives. Paths-only rules apply after rain. Golfasian lists a maximum of five players per group on weekdays and four at weekends. Pattaya agents sell Rolling Hills in packages, and one local agent lists a lower green fee than the club’s rack rate.
INDICATIVE GREEN FEE · CHECKED NOVEMBER 2026From ฿5,700
Published weekday visitor green fee; caddie ฿500 and one cart per golfer at ฿1,000 are payable on top.
Visitor, weekday
฿5,700
Visitor, weekend & public holiday
฿6,700
Caddie
฿500
Cart (per golfer)
฿1,000
Follower
฿2,500
Prices change by season and booking route, so confirm the current rate with the operator. Official rates ↗
The round, in perspective.
The club measures it at just over 7,200 yards from the back tees, with a course rating of 74.4 and a slope of 135. Golfasian lists 7,259 yards at par 72. The design leans into risk and reward. Golfasian notes severe run-offs around most greens, so the angle you attack a pin from matters more than raw distance. The front nine heads away from the clubhouse over fairly flat, lightly wooded ground, and the 5th has two greens that are swapped to change its length. The par-five 15th has the “Wall of Death”, which the club describes as a massive, steep-faced bunker complex on the left of the fairway. Golfasian describes tall bunkers there, about 12 metres each, guarding the green if you miss short or right. The last three holes climb to the highest point on the course, and the 18th drops back down to the clubhouse.
Know before you go.
Caddie
Required, ฿500; tip from about ฿500
Carts
Required, ฿1,000 each, one golfer per cart, caddie-driven
Group size
Up to five on weekdays, four at weekends (Golfasian)
Rentals
Clubs ฿2,500, shoes ฿800, umbrella ฿500
Make the trip work.
Expect to pay ฿7,200 on a weekday at the club’s rates, before tipping, and ฿8,200 at weekends. The local agent Pattaya Golf Courses lists the Rolling Hills green fee at ฿3,950 on weekdays and ฿4,900 at weekends, with the same caddie and cart charges. That is worth checking if you are booking several rounds. The clubhouse is modern and Thai-inspired, with marble throughout, lockers, a pro shop, a grass driving range and an upstairs restaurant serving Japanese and Thai food. Save some energy for the climb over the last three holes.
The club says Rolling Hills is 20 to 25 minutes from Pattaya along Siam Country Club Road, and about 90 minutes from Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) or central Bangkok by Highway 7. U-Tapao (UTP) is the closer airport if your flight lands there.
Rolling Hills has no rooms. Pattaya and Jomtien have the widest choice, from beach hotels to serviced apartments. Golfers playing several Siam courses often pick East Pattaya, close to Highway 7 and the Mab Prachan reservoir, to keep transfers short.
Make a trip of it.
Waterside is about 2.5 kilometres back towards Pattaya, and Plantation and the Old Course are a few minutes beyond, so all four Siam courses fit into one week. Chee Chan lies further south, below the mountain the road heads towards. Away from golf, Mab Prachan reservoir is close by, and the Sanctuary of Truth is on the coast north of the city.
Find your season.
November to February brings the driest, most comfortable weather. Heat peaks in April, so play early. From May to October, expect short, heavy afternoon storms and carts kept on paths; the lakes and marsh on the back nine make the course wetter after rain.
What is the Wall of Death at Siam Country Club Rolling Hills?
It is the steep-faced bunkering on the par-five 15th. The club places it down the left of the fairway; Golfasian describes bunkers about 12 metres tall that catch shots missing short or right, and advises bailing out left.
How much does Rolling Hills cost to play?
The club’s visitor rate is ฿5,700 on weekdays and ฿6,700 at weekends and on public holidays, plus ฿500 for the caddie and ฿1,000 for a cart. The total on a weekday is ฿7,200 before the tip.
When did Siam Country Club Rolling Hills open?
The club gives 2020, while Golfasian lists 2019. It is the second Schmidt-Curley course at Siam, after Plantation in 2008.
Last checked 11 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
