Gymkhana Golf Club Chiang Mai

The Gymkhana club in ChiangMai in the North of Thailand is a sport and recreational club with a multi-national membership. Sports played are Golf, Squash, Tennis, Association Football and Cricket Sixes every April. The grounds of the ChiangMai Gymkhana Club were originally purchased in 1898 by 14 residents of ChiangMai. The 14 original purchasers, by a deed of gift dated the 21st of May, 1898, made over their rights, with conditions, to the Committee of the Club. Closed for awhile the Club was reopened after a meeting of all available Members on February the 28th, 1947. Chiangmai Gymkhana Golf Course is owned by The Chiangmai Gymkhana Club

It is a nine-hole course par 36 and length 2953 yards. If you are short of time and longing for a game of golf, this is the nearest course to Chiangmai town and handy to everything & 5 minutes from the Centre of Chiangmai. There are refreshment stops every 3-6 holes. Out tours in Chiangmai include this nice 9 holer which has sand traps and water traps with a stream running either side. What we like about it is there are a lot of shade trees.

Situated on the Lamphun Road Chiangmai 247352Thailand Tel: (053) 241 035 Fax: (053) 247 352 Open daily Dress code: Normal golfing attire

Description: Men's Tee: 5906 yards, Par 72, Rating 67.8, Slope NA
Ladies' Tee: 5116 yards, Par 72, Rating 68, Slope NA
Type of course: Walking only; no buggies & night golfing is not available

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Holiday Inn Chiangmai

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Raming Lodge Chiang Mai

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If you would like to indulge in spa treatments, including a selection of celebrated Thai massages, The Supaya Spa is available to you on the 6th floor. Additionally, The Raming Restaurant serves a selection of Thai and European dishes, prepared by a highly experienced chef in a unique atmosphere, suitable for both individual diners and larger groups.

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