Amata Spring Country Club Golf Course
Chonburi, Thailand
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About Amata Spring Country Club Golf Course
Amata Spring Country Club stands as one of Asia's most demanding and architecturally significant golf courses, designed by the legendary Pete Dye and opened in 2003 east of Bangkok in Chonburi Province. Dye brought his trademark difficult design philosophy to Thailand — steep-faced bunkers, water everywhere, island greens, severe doglegs, and lightning-fast greens that punish anything less than precise shot-making. The course is a private members' club attached to the Amata City industrial estate, and it has gained a strong reputation on the Asian professional circuit. Several Honda LPGA Thailand tournaments have been staged nearby, drawing the sport's top female stars to the region. Amata Spring's difficulty is genuine — it consistently produces some of the highest scoring differentials on the Asian Tour — but its architecture is also masterful. For serious golfers who can arrange access through member contact or tournament credentials, it represents one of Asia's true bucket-list golf experiences.
Why Play Amata Spring Country Club
- Designed by Pete Dye — one of golf's most creative and challenging course architects
- Consistently among Asia's most difficult courses with major scoring differential records
- Water features prominently on most holes — island greens, lakes, and streams throughout
- Has hosted professional Asian Tour and LPGA events in the greater Bangkok area
- Private members' club — access limited but rewarding for serious golfers who arrange entry
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Amata Spring Country Club, Chonburi, Thailand
Chonburi, Thailand