Navatanee Golf Course

Navatanee Golf Course is a golf destination in Bangkok, Thailand, and is listed as a 18 Holes, par-72 venue. For golfers planning a round in this part of Thailand, the course combines its own character and playing challenges with the convenience of being part of a wider local golf scene. Navatanee Golf Course is one of Bangkok's most historic championship courses, located in Khan Na Yao around 20 km northeast of the city centre. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and opened in 1973, it hosted the 1975 World Cup of Golf, won by the USA's Johnny Miller and Lou Graham — an event that helped put Thai golf on the world map. The par-72 parkland layout stretches about 6,900 yards from the back tees, with water hazards and tree-lined fairways; the par-4 6th, with water down the entire left side, is its signature hole. Facilities include a clubhouse restaurant, pro shop, locker rooms, caddies and club rental. Golfers who do not already have a regular group can use CoGolfers to discover players in Bangkok. The platform brings golfers together, helping people join community groups, find golf partners, and join golf games that match their plans. CoGolfers is not only about joining existing rounds. Golfers can host golf games of their own, invite playing partners, and open places to members of the community. A simple round can become a chance to meet new golfers and create future games together. Golfers can look beyond an individual tee time and take part in social golf, tournaments and community-led events. Connecting through CoGolfers makes it easier to discover these opportunities and keep playing with a wider group of golfers. From a first round in Bangkok to another regular game with new playing partners, the CoGolfers community is built around making golf easier to discover and more social to play.