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Day |
Activity |
Chip
& See! |
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one |
Met on arrival at
the new Bangkok International airport and
transferred by private car to your hotel where
you stay for 2 nights. After a brief orientation
session the rest of the day is free to relax
after your long flight. |
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two |
The golfing
begins with a round at
Navathanee.
This Robert
Trent-Jones Jnr course was the venue for the
World Cup back in 1975 and is a "must play"
private club. |
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three |
Fly to
Chiang
Mai, the capital of the north where you stay for
4 nights. Rest of the day free to explore this
ancient city, take a walk around the old city
wall and visit some wonderful temples and
buildings. |
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four |
Golf at
Chiang
Mai Highlands Golf & Spa. A recent edition to
the excellent golfing scene in Chiang Mai, it
has quickly earned a reputation for the quality
and on-course scenery! |
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five |
A free day to
relax or take one of the many full and half day
trips available to see, amongst others the
various hill-tribes; Doi Suthep - the mountain
overlooking the city with a Royal temple or,
shopping in the many small boutiques, antique
shops and
galleries in the old town. |
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six |
Golf at
Mae Jo.
Situated in the Mae Jo University compound,
Thailand's oldest agricultural seat of learning,
the course has thousands of Longan,
Lychee, Mango, Pomello and Tangerine trees along
the fairways! |
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seven |
Fly to the resort
Island of
Phuket where you are met and taken to
your resort for a 6 night stay.
Rest of
the day free to relax! |
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eight |
Free Day to
relax. |
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|
nine |
Golf at the
Lakes
course at Blue Canyon. After the golf it's lunch
at a beach-side restaurant followed by the
longer-way home - get to see a bit of the
undiscovered Phuket... |
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|
ten |
Ahoy! A full day
at Sea! |
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eleven |
Golf at the Blue
Canyon's signature course;
The Canyon.
Twice the venue of the Johnnie Walker Classic,
the amateur course record is 71 off the
back-tees and held by a certain Tiger Woods in
the
1994 Johnnie Walker Classic |
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twelve |
Golf at
Red
Mountain, the latest edition (and in our
opinion...) the very best course on the island!
Stunning scenery, weaving up and through
pristine rain-forest,.... |
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thirteen |
Leaving by road,
over the Sarasin bridge, we begin our journey
"Up-the-Elephants-Trunk". Passing through the
awe-inspiring limestone outcrops, there is an
optional 18 holes available at the
Ratchaprapa
Dam course. By late afternoon you are checked
into the Tusita Haven on the almost totally
deserted Arunothai beach in Chumpon province, a
million miles from anywhere...! |
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|
fourteen |
A day to relax by
the pool, on the beach or let us take you for a
leisurely DRIVE up the coast... |
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|
fifteen |
Today we leave
for Hua Hin and the Baan Bayan Hotel. Originally
built in the early 1900's in a colonial style,
guests staying here will experience the glory of
a bygone era, yet with all of today's modern
amenities. |
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sixteen |
Golf at
Royal Hua
Hin, Thailand's oldest 18 hole course. Designed
back in the early 1920's by Scottish engineer, A.O.Robins, the course is a masterful
Parkland-style course. |
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seventeen |
Today you play
Black Mountain. This new edition to the Hua Hin
golfing scene is located in a spectacular
setting, nestling against the jungle-clad
mountains, you may even get an audience of local
monkeys! |
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eighteen |
Leaving for
Bangkok, you could fit a round at
Best Ocean,
Bangkok's only links-style course, it's on the
way,... Getting back to Bangkok, you are
assisted with check-in at your hotel for the last 3 nights. |
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nineteen |
A free day to
relax or, we will take you on a tour of Bangkok. |
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twenty |
The final round
and what a course to finish on! The
Thai Country
Club has held many international tournaments
including the Volvo Asian Masters being held
this year between the 6th and 9th December. |
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twenty-one |
The end of the
tour, you been and done it!
We hope you have really enjoyed yourselves and
we see you again next year, perhaps in one of
our other
exotic destinations! |
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