Why Golfing in Pattaya with TAGTHAi’s Golf Pass Is Worth It

Golfing in Pattaya is a joy. A great distraction for your mind, it’s played over a vast space in nature and is a good workout. That pleasure of swinging the club with speed; a solid shot that doesn’t curve right; and watching the ball rocket off your golf club – there’s nothing quite like golfing. 

With TAGTHAi’s Pattaya Weekday Golf pass, you can play golf in the morning and see places in the afternoon – all with one pass. Here’s why the Pattaya golf pass is worth it.

One of the Best Pattaya Golf Courses Is Included

A 50-minute drive from the city center, Treasure Hill Golf & Country Club is one of the best places for golfing in Pattaya. Situated on the outskirts of the city, a world away from nightlife and neon-lit bars, the 7401-yard golf course with 18 holes is suitable for beginners and professionals alike.

The par-72 course of Treasure Hill Golf & Country Club has been around since 1994, and it has become a firm favorite for locals and tourists who like the natural setting.

A good contender for the best golf course in Pattaya, Treasure Hill is surrounded by rainforest and rolling hills. Yet its undulated greens and narrowly sloping fairways have some water hazards and tricky complexes. Skilled golfers love the few but large bunkers, and those holes that serve as doglegs can be challenging without precise tee shots.

Brace yourself for the “crocodile hole 16,” Treasure Hill’s signature hole on the par-5. Just left of the green, hole is a concrete crocodile in a pond. Long hitters could try it in two, yet most players prefer a layup in front of the pond.

Enjoy a day on the links of Treasure Hill. As well as a golf cart and caddie fees, the benefits of the Pattaya Weekday Golf pass include the Pattaya golf club green fee for 18 holes. However, tips are not included. You can find locker rooms on site, and Treasure Hill’s restaurant serves up Thai, Japanese, and Chinese dishes. You can also enjoy a glass of wine or ice-cold beer at the restaurant.

TAGTHAi Has Also Partnered with Cafes and Restaurants

To stave off your hunger pangs, you can also enjoy free meals in the city center as part of the Pattaya golf pass. Here are the four cafes and restaurants TAGTHAi has partnered with:

CHAAM.PTYA 

A Japanese-style establishment on Pattaya 13 Alley, a short stroll from the beach, CHAAM.PTYA is one of the best places to eat in Pattaya. The Pattaya Day Pass includes sets like Pla Salid fried rice, a Thai dish made with salted fish and Chinese broccoli. The meal is topped with onion, eggs, and dried chili. You can also opt for the Western dish, Spaghetti Bolognese with carbonated water.

If you’re a coffee lover, why not choose the slow-baked brownie with signature affogato? The Italian dessert is an indulgent treat or coffee-based drink that combines gelato or a scoop of vanilla ice cream and a shot of hot, steaming espresso.

CHAAM.PTYA also has freshly roasted coffee. While CHAAM.PTYA’s food is excellent, it’s not a restaurant, strictly speaking, and it’s rumored to be the best coffee shop in Pattaya. Enjoy single ristretto shots that are served in demitasse glasses brimming with steamed, latte-like milk. Equally frothy is the caramel-flavored Macchiato that comes with smooth vanilla. You can also sip an Americano in this modern cafe. It’s lovingly served in pottery.

Charm All-Day-Dining

One of the best seafood restaurants in Pattaya, Charm is an all-day dining restaurant. Using TAGTHAi’s Pattaya Weekday Golf pass, you can choose from one of two sets that guarantee you won’t leave the restaurant hungry. 

The seafood fried rice is homemade, and the Tonkatsu hamburger, a green curry hamburger with chicken, is a crispy treat. One of the most beloved “western style” Japanese foods, the Tonkatsu hamburger is also available with pork. The deep-fried pork chop hamburger is breaded with flour, egg, and Panko bread crumbs. Count on the chef to season the pork well with salt and pepper. You’ll also love the sweet tangy and thick Tonkatsu sauce.

QK Spa and Massage for Health

This appropriately named massage parlor focuses on the healthy benefits that Thai and foot massages offer. Using the Pattaya Golf pass for a 60-minute Thai massage after a round of golf does wonders. A technique that has been around for thousands of years, the traditional Thai massage combines deep tissue pressure, joint and muscle stretching, and gentle, yoga-like adjustments of your body.

You can also opt for the one-hour foot massage and let the therapist target pressure points as they rub and knead your feet.

Kanenoyu Hotstone Spa by Gold Finger 

Not even a mile from Pattaya’s Walking Street, Kanenoyu Hotstone Spa is one of the oldest spas in the city on the Gulf of Thailand. It offers the soothing Gambanyoku Set, a Japanese hot stone spa treatment. Picture what it’s like to drift into deep relaxation as the therapist applies warm oil to your skin during a two-hour oil massage. You can also opt for a two-hour Thai massage.

All these benefits would set you back about $100 without the Pattaya Weekday Golf pass. But available for only $20.89, golfing in Pattaya, complemented by a meal and massage or two isn’t heavy on your pocket. Now plan your trip to Pattaya and look forward to practicing that swing motion!