Planning · 3 min read
How to book a tee time in Thailand
Walk-on, call ahead, or book online — how to lock in your round and avoid the weekend crowds.
Updated 6 August 2026
Booking a round in Thailand is usually easy, but a little planning gets you a better tee time and price — especially on weekends when courses near Bangkok fill up.
Your options
- Call the course directly — the most reliable, and staff at most courses speak enough English.
- Book online where available; some courses and resort courses take online reservations.
- Walk on at quieter courses on weekdays, but never assume it for a weekend morning.
Tips for the best round
- Tee off early — mornings are cooler and greens are freshest.
- Weekday green fees are often 40–60% lower than weekends. Check the fee on Weekendpar before you book.
- Ask about cart and caddie fees up front so you know the full cost.
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