Majestic Creek Golf Club and Resort is a 27 hole gem, lying in the beautiful undulating countryside close to the mountains separating Myanmar from Thailand and only 25 minutes outside the Royal town of Hua Hin.

Majestic Creek Country Club is a challenging course that was once rated by a German golf magazine as a Hua Hin’s best golf course. This view is shared by many Hua Hin locals and expatriates. Designed by Dr. Sukkitti Klangvisai, an experienced Thai golf course designer who is also responsible for Phuket's Loch Palm, Majestic Creek is arguably the best laid out golf course in Hua Hin. Major renovations covering all 27-holes have been undertaken in 2012 including some of Hua Hin’s best Tifeagle turfed greens.

Course A also known as the Creek Course starts with a pretty easy par-4 but the second is more challenging with a deep ditch in front of the green which will gobble up any under hit approaches. The 3rd which is another par-4 has bunkers both sides of the narrow landing area but if you can avoid them then the green is wide open. The 4th is the first of the par-3s and depending on which tee box you play has water most of the way from tee to green with bunkers guarding the right side. The 5th which is the first of the par-5s and rated the most difficult hole is a long dogleg left with water in front of the tee and again running across in front of the green. Not too much trouble on this course until you reach the 9th which is a sharp dogleg right with water running in front of the tee boxes and a large bunker guarding the tiger line.

Course B at Majestic Creek Country Club is the Lake Course starts with e very intimidating tee shot over the lake to a wide landing area – those long enough and brave enough to will be rewarded with a simple approach. The third is a pretty par-3 with a huge bunker in front and to the right of the green. The 4th is a tough par5 with well positioned bunkers protecting the landing area and surrounding the green. The par-4 6th hole is a great hole with water in range off the tee but if you can negotiate the dogleg you are faced with a tempting shot into the multi-tiered green. This nine has a great finishing hole – the long 590 yard par 5 which demands an accurate tee shot if you are to negotiate the water hazards which protect the sloping green.