5d/4n Golf Bangkok - Pattaya Tour

Option A *2n Bangkok / 2n Pattaya

Day 1: BKK

-Transfer from the airport to the hotel/check-in
-Transfer to the driving range
-Back to the hotel

Day 2: BKK

-1 round of 18 holes of golf in Bangkok
-Back to the hotel

Day 3: BKK – PTY

-1 round of 18 holes of golf in Pattaya
-Back to the hotel

Day 4: PTY – APT

-1 round of 18 holes of golf in Pattaya
- Back to the hotel

Day 5: PTY – AIRPORT

Transfer from Pattaya to the Airport

Option B *2n Pattaya / 2n Bangkok

Day 1: BKK - PTY

-Transfer from the airport to the hotel/check-in
-Transfer to the driving range in Pattaya
-Back to the hotel

Day 2: PTY - BKK

-1 round of 18 holes of golf in Pattaya
-Back to the hotel

Day 3: BKK

-1 round of 18 holes of golf in Pattaya.
-Transfer to a hotel in Bangkok

Day 4: BKK

-1 round of 18 holes of golf in Bangkok
-Back to the hotel

Day 5: PTY – APT

Transfer from the hotel to the Airport

Golf Tour: What Every New Golfer Should Know!

1. Don’t Become a Range Rat

This is great advice. Always remember that while the driving range is great practice, don’t get too comfortable there. Don’t be afraid to hit the course!

2. Taking Lessons is Worth the Money

Equipment upgrades are great and necessary, but sometimes, rather than spending $100+ on yet another item, spending that money on a lesson can pay big dividends.

3. Start with Chip Shots

Starting with short chip shots, when you’re an ultra newcomer, can help learn the basic (and most important) foundation of the golf swing: Learning how to put the clubface on the golf ball.

4. Get Familiar with Basic Etiquette

I’m not going to be an etiquette stickler. But it’s important to learn some of the basic things. That way, you won’t step in my line.

5. Master Your Grip

Starting with a good grip, as you see above, is so important. A bad grip can cause so many issues in your golf swing.

6. Get "Fitted" for Clubs

You don’t need to get fit right away, but once you start to get serious, poorly fit clubs can cause long-term issues in your golf swing.

7. Keep Your Head Down on Putts

Get used to listening to the ball go into the hole without necessarily looking up to see it drop.

8. Aim for the Center of the Green and Not the Flags

It’s true for the pros, and it’s true for beginners, too.

9. Have a Short Memory

Bad shots will come. They’ll come often. That’s just golf. Don’t take them too seriously and don’t dwell on them. Get a few lessons.

10. Don’t Bounce Around Coaches

Find a coach you like, of course, but once you do, stick with them. Don’t go bouncing around looking for a quick fix.