Lam Luk Ka Country Club

Lam Luk Ka Country Club (also spelled Lumlukka) is a 36-hole parkland facility north-east of Bangkok, designed by Roger Packard and opened in 1994. The land is gently rolling and easy to walk, with wetlands, lakes and ponds, more shade than many Bangkok courses, and wide fairways. The Championship East Course (A and B nines) is the longer and tougher of the two at about 7,012 yards from the back tees and finishes with demanding par-5s. The Resort West Course (C and D nines) is shorter at around 6,605 yards, with water in play on many holes. The club reportedly hosted the 2002 Thailand PGA Championship and Asian Tour qualifying in 2009. Facilities include a restaurant overlooking the East 18th, a swimming pool, a driving range and putting and chipping greens.