Chiang Mai – If you retire in Thailand you can do many things that you might not be able to afford back home. Take golf for example.
I will show what a round of golf costs here in Thailand, but for now let’s go drive a few golf balls.
There are quite a few cheap courses to choose from. The Hang Dong course isn’t too far out of town and certainly the cheapest, with a standard round costing less than 400 baht. It’s a fairly new course. Most conveneient and also reasonably priced is the Gymkhana club, a 100 year old colonial course and club house near the Sheraton hotel. The others all cost 1,600 baht per 18 holes and up.
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