Blue Sapphire Golf & Resort is located just a 30-minute drive from Kanchanaburi town and about 3 hours from Bangkok. Built on the site of a former sapphire mine, this scenic 18-hole course offers a peaceful and picturesque golf experience surrounded by lakes, cliffs, and tropical vegetation. The unique terrain makes it one of the most visually striking courses in the River Kwai region.
The Blue Sapphire Golf Course offers a fair but testing layout where precision is rewarded over power. Water comes into play on several holes, and the terrain’s natural elevation changes add strategic variety throughout the round. Golfers can enjoy broad fairways bordered by palm trees and tropical plants, while the well-maintained greens make for a true and fast roll. The par-3 holes are particularly memorable – elevated tees and cross-water approaches make for thrilling shot-making.
The course layout combines beauty and challenge, making it enjoyable for golfers of all levels. Its natural charm and relaxed pace are perfect for those seeking a calm golf escape, away from the bustle of the capital. Easily reached via private transfers from Bangkok or Hua Hin, it’s an ideal day trip or stop on a longer golf holiday through Thailand’s top golf destinations.
Blue Sapphire Golf & Resort features simple yet comfortable on-site accommodation, including rooms in the main lodge and charming boat-themed chalets overlooking the lake. The clubhouse includes a restaurant, pro shop, and seminar center. There’s also a driving range and practice greens available. The atmosphere here is relaxed – it’s a great place to enjoy golf in a natural setting and combine it with nearby River Kwai excursions.
Please contact us for current green fee, caddie, and buggy rates. We can arrange complete River Kwai golf packages including transport and hotel stays.
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WEEKDAYS: 08.30 – 16:00 (Thai time)