Inspired by its famous namesake in the USA, Pinehurst Golf Club in Bangkok was once a top destination, hosting the 1992 Johnnie Walker Classic and 1994 Thailand Open. While it was a must-play for golf visitors to Thailand, it has since declined in quality, with the course, clubhouse, and resort showing signs of aging. Conveniently located 15 minutes north of Don Muang Airport and 45 minutes from Bangkok's center, Pinehurst Golf Club offers wide fairways and flat greens, making it ideal for mid to high handicappers seeking a relaxing game.

The club features three nine-hole courses, each with distinct styles. The North Lake course resembles many American municipal courses, the South Greenfield nine is smooth and flat, and the West Forest course is the most challenging, with water hazards and mounds along the fairways despite the absence of actual forests.

A unique feature at Pinehurst is the availability of VIP golf carts branded with Rolls Royce. Additionally, night-time floodlighting and 'night-time' caddies, often local university students, add to the club's appeal among locals and Asian expatriates.

Pinehurst Golf Club boasts a spacious clubhouse, a modest on-site golf lodge, and several restaurants. The clubhouse lounge offers pleasant views of the course, and the main restaurant is renowned for its excellent Japanese and Korean cuisine, making it a worthwhile dining option.