Greenwood Golf & Resort
The Greenwood Golf & Resort or Noble Place as it was known is a demanding course located in Ban Bung and designed by Peter Thomson in 1994. Even though there are not many water hazards, they have more than made up for it with masses of sand and through very clever use of reeds and heavy rough. With lots of fairway undulations it gives the Greenwood Golf course a links feel to this hilly parkland setting during cloudy days with a typically British feel to it. The clubhouse overlooks the courses and it also has a very good hotel.
Facilities
- Caddies
- Driving Range
- Accommodation
- Swimming Pool
- Restaurants
- spa
- Sauna
- Tennis
- Fitness
- Golf Academy
- 200
- 150
- 600
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- 4
Location
Highway 331, towards Chonburi
Direction
See the map for directions to Greenwood Golf & Resort (Noble Place).
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