Cost · 4 min read
How much does golf cost in Thailand?
A clear breakdown of what a round really costs — green fee, caddie, cart, tip and rentals — for Thai players and visitors alike.
Updated 9 August 2026
The green fee is only part of the bill. Here's what an 18-hole round in Thailand actually adds up to (ค่าออกรอบจริง ๆ), so there are no surprises at the counter.
What you'll pay per round
- Green fee: ฿500–4,000+ depending on course, day and time (Thai vs foreigner rates differ).
- Caddie fee: ~฿400, mandatory at most courses (ค่าแคดดี้).
- Caddie tip: ฿300–500 customary, paid in cash to the caddie.
- Cart: ฿700–1,000 (optional but recommended in hot months).
- Club / shoe rental: ฿500–1,500 if you're not carrying your own.
How to keep it low
Weekdays, twilight tee times and resident rates are the biggest levers — see our cheap-golf guide. Every Weekendpar course page shows the green-fee matrix plus caddie and cart fees, so you can total the real cost before you book.
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