Black Mountain Golf Club

Holes 27 | Par 72 | Length 6903 m / 7549 y | Type Parkland | Architect Notlöv & Edfors

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The 8th green at Black Mountain Golf Club in Hua Hin

The 15th green at Black Mountain Golf Club in Hua Hin

10th hole at Black Mountain Golf Club in Hua Hin

The 10th hole from tee box at Black Mountain Golf Club in Hua Hin

Approach at 11th hole at Black Mountain Golf Club in Hua Hin

Hua Hin is a fantastic place for a golf holiday and there are several excellent golf courses to play. One of which is Black Mountain Golf Club. Having opened for play in 2007, Black Mountain Hua Hin continues to set very high standards for golf in Hua Hin and Thailand.

Designed by Phil Ryan, the course is just 30 minutes away from the beach resort of Hua Hin and is very easy to reach. The 27-hole golf course has been split into three distinct sets of nine holes and you can combine any of the nine holes to make a fantastic 18-hole round of golf.

The host of the first European Tour event to be played in Thailand plus several Asian PGA Tour events, Black Mountain is popular among both players and fans.

Black Mountain is split into the East, North and West Course, with the East being the first set of nine holes created. Many visitors tend to keep to the original 18 holes of golf which means combining the East and North Courses.

One of the many great things about playing at Black Mountain Golf Club is not only the tremendous conditioning of the course throughout the year but the choice of approach on many of the holes. Players can choose from taking the safe option, which is suitable for beginner golfers to the most challenging route, which can lead to greater rewards but with bigger risk.

It’s this risk/reward feature which keeps many golfers coming back for more at Black Mountain.

The par-5, 6^th hole in the East Course is a great example. Long hitters on top form can go for the peninsula green in two shots and in doing so, set up the possibility for an eagle. However, the fairway narrows considerably the further down the fairway you strike the ball and this can lead to danger in terms of sand and water.

The more casual player has the option of taking three shots to the green, which ensure the hazards are easier to negotiate. You can expect similar scenarios throughout the course and this is what makes Black Mountain Golf Club great for players of all abilities.

Water players a significant role on the original 18 holes and the same can be said for the latest set of nine holes, the West Course. This opened in 2016 and maintains the same high standards of the original course with some very large greens to negotiate.

The off-course facilities at Black Mountain are second to none and you will find a driving range and pro-shop. However, the overall resort boasts extensive accommodation options, a water park, restaurant, gym, tennis courts and much more.

You could easily spend a few days at Black Mountain Golf Club enjoying the 27 holes of golf, accommodation and other activities.

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Our Black Mountain Golf Club Course ratings

Condition 4.4
Facilities 4.5
Pace of play 4.2
Service 4.3
Overall 4.4
Review Score 4.4
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Facilities at Black Mountain Golf Club

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Our customers reviews of Black Mountain Golf Club

Having played all over the world as a PGA Professional, Black mountain golf resort is up there as one of the best.

Reviewed by Phillip Hunter; on 11 Jan 2023

Faultless..From arrival information, conditions and not forgetting the hard working caddies. The clubhouse which lookis over the course and the amenities are second to none.

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Review Score 4.8

Green is poor, with sand. Too many people, busy course.

Reviewed by Sum; on 03 Jan 2023

I have been playing golf in Thailand for the past 10 years. Black Mountain has the most aged caddies I have ever seen, badly make-up too. Aged is not a problem if experienced. My caddy was slow, inexperienced, did not carry her job properly, disappeared for sometime after 9 holes, She even asked for same rate of tips as my boyfriend's caddy who was better with experience. The ladies room is old and no proper dressing table to sit down. I will not go back.

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The whole course was in immaculate condition, as you would expect here

Reviewed by Andy.; on 01 Jan 2023

Caddies were extremely helpful and polite. Disappointed with service upon arrival, as I was told I had prepaid for a Cart. Where my receipt clearly showed that I had. Apparently, the Clubhouse had no record of me pre paying for a cart. Was eventually sorted out but not until I had to return to the clubhouse near tee off time to get my cart receipt. It was embarrassing and time consuming.

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Review Score 3.8

Stunning course. Stunning surroundings. A must play if in Thailand.

Reviewed by PETER EPSOM; on 31 Dec 2022

Immaculate condition. The greens are challenging, lightening quick and a test for the most ardent putter. A good blend of long, short and water holes create both opportunities and danger. GIR won’t guarantee a par too often.

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Review Score 4.4

Great experience with fast greens

Reviewed by Maxime Pourrat; on 27 Dec 2022

Great challenging course, green are particularly hard to manage, very fast and hard to spin. Caddies are ok but not used to long hitter - keep the driver in the bag on a few holes, water is closer than you think :)