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Golfing in the Andaman
Four beautiful courses on Phuket, and a fifth nearby
on the mainland, have put this island firmly on the regional golfing map.
Thousands of golfers now commute to Phuket to play weekend and holiday
matches. Many golfers with wives who don’t play, and kids, choose this
island as a golfing-holiday destination since there are any number of
alternative attractions here to keep the rest of the family happily
occupied.
The beautiful beaches, for beginners.
When the following pages are complete (soon) we will give detailed
descriptions of each of the five golf courses, and include the best stories
by golfing writers that Phuket Magazine has published in the past. These
will cover conditions on the courses, special holes, the people who play
here and other interesting ideas our writers have picked up on the fairways
and greens.
There is also a new course in Krabi, and this will soon be reviewed by
golfing writer Kevin Cooney.
Here are the five courses:
![Ban Yan Tree golf course in Phuket [19200 bytes]](http://www.phuketmagazine.com/images/img-0-26-1.jpg)
![Loch Palm golf course in Phuket [16403 bytes]](http://www.phuketmagazine.com/images/img-0-26-4.jpg)
![Blue Canyon golf course [18229 bytes]](http://www.phuketmagazine.com/images/img-0-26-2.jpg)
![Phuket Country Club golf course [21527 bytes]](http://www.phuketmagazine.com/images/img-0-26-3.jpg)
North of Phuket, half an hour drive from the top
end of the island:
Thai Muang |