One of Thailand's newest championship golf courses, Black Mountain Golf Club is located 10 minutes outside Hua Hin, a quieter coastal city that is home to the country's royal family.
The golf course is set in a dramatic location, named for the black rocks that reside on the mountains surrounding the course. The course opened in 2007 and winds through a former pineapple plantation. There are five sets of tees, playing from 5,600 to 7,351 yards.
The layout is kept in pristine condition and also features a large clubhouse with an expansive locker room that offers massage, plus an outdoor patio overlooking the golf course. Every three holes or so there is a comfort station, and Black Mountain Golf Club has already hosted an Asian Tour event in its history and should host plenty more in the future.
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The par-4 first hole at Black Mountain Golf Club plays downhill. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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The sixth hole at Black Mountain Golf Club is a downhill par 5 that plays over water. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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The par-3 eighth hole at Black Mountain GC plays over water. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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The ninth hole at Black Mountain Golf Club is a par 4 that plays more than 450 yards. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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The 10th hole at Black Mountain Golf Club is an uphill par 4. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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The 11th hole at Black Mountain Golf Club is the shortest par 3 on the course but plays over water to a peninsula green. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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Caddies are offered with every group at Black Mountain Golf Club. Brandon Tucker/GolfPass
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The par-3 14th hole plays over water at Black Mountain Golf Club. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
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The 16th hole at Black Mountain Golf Club plays to a green with a boulder beside it. Brandon Tucker/Golf Advisor
