Golok Golf Club and Resort

The rooms at Golok Golf Club and Resort are bungalow rooms with a garden view. Each measures 24 m² and has a double bed for up to two guests, and the room comes with air conditioning, a coffee and tea maker, a mini bar, a refrigerator and a flat-screen TV.

Rooms also have satellite or cable channels, a telephone, a hair dryer and free Wi-Fi. The garden, the restaurants and the golf course are all on site, so guests can spend the day without leaving the resort.

The resort has a golf course on site, along with a garden, a karaoke lounge, a massage service, a playground and non-motorised water sports. There is a currency exchange and a ticket service, and car hire and bicycle rental are also offered.

Eating options include restaurants, a coffee shop, BBQ facilities and room service, and a halal breakfast is offered. Daily housekeeping, laundry and dry cleaning services are also available, along with business facilities.

Free Wi-Fi is available in all rooms, and Wi-Fi is also offered in public areas. Parking is available on site, and there is a 24-hour front desk and a shuttle service. Staff speak English, Malay and Thai.

Su-ngai Kolok is a border town in Narathiwat province, in the far south of Thailand, where the Sungai Golok river forms the frontier with Malaysia. The resort is on Baan Tanyong Mali Road, a short distance from the town's markets and shrines, and it works as a base for a stay built around golf and garden walks.

Within a few kilometres are the Sungai Golok Bus Station and the Bus Terminal Su-ngai Kolok, both 2.2 km away, and Su-ngai Kolok railway station, 2.9 km away. The Toh Moh Goddess Shrine is 2.7 km away, and the clothes market and Maharaj Stadium are also close. The town has a bus station, a railway station and a border crossing, so it also serves as a point of connection for travel between Thailand and Malaysia.

For getting into town, the resort offers a shuttle service and car hire, and there is also an airport transfer. Golfers can spend the morning on the course, then walk through the garden or have a massage at the resort. For a day out, the town's markets and shrines are the natural next stop.