Blue Canyon Country Club
Canyon Course
Blue Canyon Country Club Canyon Course
The Canyon Course ranks as one of the most distinguished and prestigious championship golf courses in Asia. The striking masterpiece by renowned
architect Yoshikazu Kato was sculpted with minimal disruption to the original landscape of an abandoned tin mine flanked by rubber plantations.
Unveiled in 1991, the award winning Canyon has since been the ultimate golfing experience for many a golfer.
Carved into lush landscape surrounded by freshwater lakes and in harmony with the earth. the Canyon Course brilliantly features natural hazards,
towering trees, rolling fairways, long carries and narrow landing areas, not to mention well-guarded slick TifDwarf Bermuda greens.
With its intriguing mix of narrow tree-lined fairways requiring accurate tee shots, a number of demanding dog legs and a selection of challenging Par 3s, as well as large, fast undulating greens, the Canyon is undoubtedly one of Asia’s most sought-after golfing destinations for both professionals and amateurs.
The first golf course to ever host the Johnnie Walker Classic three times in the tournament’s history (1994, 1998, and 2007), the Canyon Courseremains a premier venue for major events. In 2024, the Canyon Course was awarded “Thailand’s Best Golf Course“ by the World Golf Awards,further cementing its status as a top golfing destination
Canyon Course
Asian Golf Monthly Best Championship Course in Asia
Lakes Course
Created by renowned architect Yoshikazu Kato in February 1999, the Lakes Course is a 7,129 yard championship marvel with 270 yard target driving areas capable of challenging the best players in the world.
Asian Golf Monthly Best Par Four in Asia Lakes Course Hole 18 in 2003
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