A 7-day golf trip to Thailand costs between €1,500 and €4,000 (flights excluded). For 5 rounds + 4-star hotels + transfers, expect €2,200-2,800.
Cost Breakdown
| Category | Budget | Mid-Range | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Green Fees (5 rounds) | €400 | €550 | €850 |
| Caddies + Tips | €110 | €150 | €175 |
| Hotels (7 nights) | €315 | €770 | €1,750 |
| Transfers | €100 | €250 | €600 |
| Meals | €150 | €280 | €500 |
| TOTAL | €1,175 | €2,230 | €4,395 |
Green Fees by Region
| Region | Budget | Mid-Range | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chiang Mai | €35-50 | €70-100 | €110-140 |
| Hua Hin | €50-70 | €90-130 | €140-180 |
| Phuket | €80-110 | €120-150 | €150-200 |
| Bangkok | €40-60 | €90-120 | €130-180 |
Caddies: Best Investment Ever
- Caddie fee: €12-15
- Tip (minimum): €10-15
- Cart (optional): €10-12/person
- Total per round: €22-30
Thai caddies are the world's best: green reading, club selection, strategy... They can save you 5-10 strokes!
Tips to Save 40%
1. Play Low Season (May-June)
Green fees -27%, hotels -31%, saving €820 on a typical trip.
2. Choose Chiang Mai
Green fees 30% cheaper than Phuket for equal quality.
3. Play Weekdays
Avoid weekend surcharges (+20-40%).
4. Share Private Drivers
Split 4 ways: €150/person vs €300 in taxis/Grab.
5. Our Negotiated Rates
With 10 years of relationships, we get 25-35% off published rates.
International Flights
| Season | Budget | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| High season (Dec-Feb) | €700-900 | €900-1,200 |
| Low season (May-Oct) | €450-650 | €600-800 |
Budget Profiles
| Profile | Budget (7D/5R) | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Backpacker | €1,100-1,500 | Guesthouses, mid-range courses |
| Comfort | €2,000-2,800 | 4-star hotels, mixed courses |
| Premium | €3,500-5,000 | 5-star resorts, championship |
Our sweet spot (90% of clients): €2,200-2,800