Lam Luk Ka Country Club, located just a short drive from Bangkok's bustling city center, offers an unforgettable golf experience. The club features two courses that wind through Bangkok's wetlands, home to over 10,000 trees and more than 100 species of birds and wildlife.

The Championship East Course emphasizes long, straight drives. As the host of the 2002 Thailand PGA Championship, this course is known for punishing errant shots but offers a more enjoyable round from the friendlier white tees. The back nine is considered among the best in Thailand, culminating in a dramatic risk-reward par-5. The East Course remains one of Thailand's most challenging layouts.

The West Course, though relatively short, features water hazards on 15 holes, making course management crucial. Each hole presents multiple options, allowing longer hitters to use drivers, though it's not necessary on most holes. The West Course is a favorite among tourists and recreational golfers, teeming with native birds and wildlife.