Set against the backdrop of the majestic Phang Nga mountains, the Canyon Course is ranked as Thailand's number one, and rightly so. The club's owner, Yoshikazu Kato, was eager to utilise the natural character of the terrain, instead of imposing a man-made creation; as such, the Canyon is carved around the woodland, gorges and ravines that are native to the land.
The accolades were quick to come for the Blue Canyon's first course; the course has played host to the world's best for the Johnnie Walker Classic, including the 1994 event when a fresh faced Tiger Woods was the leading amateur, placing 34th. The remarkable layout is challenging, beautiful and enjoyable, and should be an integral part of your golf holiday in Phuket.
Course Information
| Par |
72 |
| Designed by |
Yoshikazu Kato |
| Opened for play |
1991 |
Tees
| Black |
7,244 yards |
SSS 74.8 |
| Blue |
6,664 yards |
SSS 73 |
| White |
6,330 yards |
SSS 71.4 |
| Red |
5,943 yards |
SSS 75.2 |
Not to be outdone, the Lakes Course at Blue Canyon is a charming and demanding championship track. Opened in 1999, the club's second layout is best known for its enormous putting surfaces, whose Tildwharf Bermuda grass results in lightning quick greens.
Kato's commitment to retaining the integrity of the natural land results in water affecting no less than 17 holes, around what is the perfect complement to the awe-inspiring Canyon Course.
Course Information
| Par |
72 |
| Designed by |
Yoshikazu Kato |
| Opened for play |
1999 |
Tees
| Black |
7,129 yards |
SSS 74 |
| Blue |
6,504 yards |
SSS 70 |
| White |
6,073 yards |
SSS 68.3 |
| Red |
5,366 yards |
SSS 68.9 |