Yas Links
A waterfront golf escape with Abu Dhabi on the doorstep.
Destination imageryAsia’s golf ranges from Thailand’s caddie-led resort golf in Phuket, Hua Hin and Pattaya to Vietnam’s new coastal courses, Bali’s clifftops and the desert links of the Gulf. Start with the country that fits your season and how far you want to fly, then build the week around a base rather than a tour.
A waterfront golf escape with Abu Dhabi on the doorstep.
Destination imageryThe Desert Classic’s home since 1989, plus a floodlit Faldo for evening rounds.
Destination imageryEarth and Fire by Greg Norman, where the DP World Tour season finishes.
Destination imageryGary Player’s beachfront course, gazelles included, with a freshly reworked back nine.
Destination imageryThree tour-tested nines in a valley of granite hills behind Hua Hin.
Faldo’s routing through dunes, boulders and working rice paddies.
Destination imageryLimestone clifftop golf above Dreamland Beach, 20 minutes from the airport.
Destination imageryPhuket’s hilliest round, cut through the cliffs and flooded pits of an old tin mine.
Destination imageryThe Canyon Course where Tiger Woods came from eight back, minutes from Phuket airport.
Destination imageryLagoon golf inside Phuket’s biggest resort complex, with rates published to the baht.
The LPGA’s Thai home since 2010, renovated by Schmidt-Curley in the hills behind Pattaya.
Destination imageryThailand’s first full-length course, laid out by a railway engineer beside the station.
A modern Schmidt-Curley course on old rice paddies, an hour north of Bangkok.
Destination imageryPalms, Phuket’s biggest lake and a jungle back nine, next door to Red Mountain.
Destination imageryA Schmidt-Curley-sharpened round 20 minutes from Suvarnabhumi Airport.
Destination imageryTwenty-seven Jack Nicklaus holes across mountain, lake and valley, between Bangkok and Pattaya.
Destination imageryLakes, palms and floodlit night golf in the Mae Rim valley, 20 minutes north of Chiang Mai.
Destination imageryPhuket’s first golf course: a relaxed, walkable round around a central lake in Kathu.
Destination imageryGreg Norman’s dune links and a Nicklaus tournament course beside Da Nang’s beach.
Destination imageryColin Montgomerie’s duneland course, 15 minutes from both Da Nang and Hoi An.
Destination imageryRobert Trent Jones II’s pure-sand links on the beach, ranked among Asia’s top 20.
Destination imageryLuke Donald’s first course, floodlit end to end, in the forested foothills west of Da Nang.
Destination imageryGreg Norman’s sand-dune links on Long Beach, minutes from Cam Ranh airport.
Destination imageryGreg Norman’s windswept dunes course, two hours from Ho Chi Minh City.
Destination imageryErnie Els’s rainforest-to-sea course below Langkawi’s ancient peaks, with monkeys for company.
Destination imageryEls’s seaside Ocean course and Vijay Singh’s Valley, a short hop from Singapore.
Destination imageryThe Cobra and the Crocodile: Kuala Lumpur’s Malaysian Open courses, 17 km from the city.
Destination imageryGolf in an extinct volcano’s crater, 1,142 metres up, celebrating 50 years in 2026.
Destination imageryGary Player’s jungle-and-sea Ocean Course, 50 minutes by ferry from Singapore.
Destination imageryNick Faldo’s course ten minutes from Siem Reap, between temple mornings.
Destination imageryA long, lake-laced course in the rice fields west of Siem Reap, run with the Sofitel Angkor.
Destination imageryC.H. Alison’s 1936 clifftop course above Sagami Bay, played from a room at the hotel.
Destination imageryThe Dunlop Phoenix course, threaded through a 200-year-old black pine forest on Kyushu’s coast.
Destination imageryDhow-sail clubhouse, the Creek down the left and the airport ten minutes away.
A 2018 desert course with the Burj Khalifa on the horizon from many tees.
Destination imageryGreg Norman’s par 72 on two kilometres of Gulf of Oman shoreline.
Harradine’s Qatar Masters course and a floodlit nine for after dark.
Hua Hin’s best-known modern round, renamed in 2024, on hills that once grew pineapples.
Destination imageryTwenty-seven Jack Nicklaus holes and twelve lakes in the countryside behind Cha-am.
Destination imageryA 1992 Max Wexler layout of palms and hillside holes, minutes from Hua Hin’s airport.
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