Udon Golf Club & Resort details

[pipadoo]

Can anyone give opinion if with traveling 18 kms to play this course?
Also are caddies required, is it 18 or 9 holes played twice from different tees and if so is there separate price if you only play 9
Thanks for any replies

[mak]

It's 9 holes. Quite unique. We used to call it the Jungle Course back in the day. Haven't played it in years, so can not give you any up to date info.

[stattointhailand]

been a hell of a long time (near 10 yrs) since I last played it, but have memories of there being no trollies and the caddies actually carrying the bags rather than pulling them

[parrot]

https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=467269399985487
https://www.facebook.com/11021194417506 ... 625338290/

Both updated fb pages show golf carts these days.
On 1 Nov, they show:
Promotion to welcome winter wind all year
Green Five, normal day 100 Baht. Buffet can play. Unlimited rounds (Sat - Sun 200 Baht. Unlimited rounds )
Caddy for 18 holes 200 Baht. FREE THIRD SPINS, EVERY DAY!!
Golf cart for 18 holes 500 baht. This is the price for double sitting!! (I think what they're trying to say is.......2 9-hole rounds) Followers get a free ride
Youth under 18 years old free green fee, no need to pay!!! (Payments only for the caddies and golf carts)

[Whistler]

It's 9 holes. Quite unique. We used to call it the Jungle Course back in the day. Haven't played it in years, so can not give you any up to date info.

It will punish any errant shots, getting around with on 3 or 4 lost balls means you are pretty damned good

[trekkertony]

Hey Mak, your reference to a jungle course brought back memories of playing the Royal Nepal course. At the time a nine hole course adjacent to the airport. I was slotted in with a group of 3 military men all commissioned officers, one being a Ghurka attached to a UK regiment. They all advised they were single figure golfers which created a sense of high expectation. As the guest l was asked to hit off first which l duly did without much finesse. Then the others each hit off and each of their drives produced a sharp slice with the balls landing in the jungle. Magically 2 minutes later, the balls started reappearing on the middle of the fairway. Apparently ball spotters back then were part and parcel of golf in Nepal.