Unlike many 9-hole courses, there's been a great deal of thought and execution put into this course. Each hole has been crafted with purpose and the result is a good variety of power and finesse with every hole having a unique feel. Some holes are more difficult than others, but all are eminently fair. There are mandos, water, and elevated baskets, and the course challenges players without needlessly bedeviling amateurs like myself. The course progression and the tee/hole placements help bring out the natural beauty of the setting.

In addition to the course itself the owner Dave is a fun, thoughtful guy who loves disc golf and takes great pride in the maintenance and development of the area. You'll play a round or two in the morning and come back to him trimming the fairways during the afternoon.

Being a jungle course, there is some tall grass if you go off the fairways.

The signage could be improved, but if you play with Dave he will show you around.

You will need a motorbike to get here, unless you stay at the on-site AirBNB or one of the nearby hotels.

As of July 2018, the daily fee is 200 Baht ($5.50) for as many rounds as you can shoot. Yearly memberships are sold for 1500 Baht, and qualify you for the Ace pool.

There are discs you can borrow if you don't have your own.

Bug repellant and sun screen is recommended.

Baskets catch nicely; no silly spit-outs.

Long Drives, Beautiful Scenery, Not Crowded. This is what disc golf should be. Relaxing. Im just an amateur play with 5 discs, not an expert critic here. For me its just a fun course, challenging for all skill levels.

only 9 holes, a bit of a drive for most even if your in Lamai, but well worth it. Course map a bit hard to follow if your new, get someone who has played it before.

Cant wait to see where this course goes in the future.

1. Situated in the quiet untouched area of Samui on the coast in an old coconut plantation.
2. Family friendly I often take my 4yr old son with me and he walks around happily, often play with dave the owner and his family.
3. Nature on the course buffalo relaxing in their water holes eagles flying in the area hunting.
4. challenging course layout. uphill/downhill shots, often fierce wind on the coastal holes, elevated baskets.
5. chilled out clubhouse full food menu and ice cold beers or smoothies after the round.
6. Nice to see local adults and children playing in the evening about 4pm seems a social place for the local community.

1. Can be difficult to find make sure you have a local sim card and use the GPS on your phone or taxi driver is sure he knows the right way.
2. Only 9 holes would be great to see the course expand to 18 holes I believe there are plans to do this in the near future (fingers crossed)

Thanks for introducing me to the game, Daves enthusiasm for disc golf is intoxicating I look forward to me and Charlie playing more rounds with you, Pawn and Benji in the future.

Its a course, bout the only positive.

It is in an ok location, but far away from every thing else. The clubhouse is a rickety old building that looks like it could collapse at a moments notice. I would never bring my kids here.

Fairways cross, tee positions are random, baskets non-standard, water filled with snakes, poor executed elevated baskets and so many more issues.

Avoid this place and those that dwell there

This 9 hole course(as of now) is definately the place to check if you're interested in disc golfing in Thailand.

Holes arent awfully long but they all require technique to get that par(or a birdie), thee par4 with longest standing around 740ft.

The course is nicely maintained and you can buy drinks/food from the clubhouse or lend discs if youre short(if youre semi-proficient then putter/midranger/fairway should be enough).

So course is just 9 holes at the moment, the keeper Dave mentioned there are plans for expansion before the next year.

Place is also hard to get(and perhaps find if you dont have GPS) without a car/scooter, try to find a taxi that agrees to pick you up later as there usually is no taxis on the main road nearby.

So go and enjoy some technical golf with ice cold beers on a paradice island!

Located on an absolutely gorgeous paradise landscape amongst stunning sea views and a meandering jungle river.
Very thoughtful holes that fit perfectly where they belong and require a wide variety and great balance of different skill shots that fairly challenges the full spectrum of players alike.
Excellent facilities and high quality services provided by a gracious, kind, humble, and very hard-working family at ridiculously low cost.
The clubhouse is great and the atmosphere is overwhelming positive, welcoming, and inspirational.
Super high quality baskets with no spit-out issues and the best sounding chains I've ever heard, so nice to smash!
Wicked cool basket placements and immaculate course design in general that highlights the natural beauty of the magical place... It seems like it fits well and was really meant to be a discgolf course.
Very affordable and comfortable accommodation available on site.
Great American, European and Asian food, including the best burgers and coldest beer ever!
Twice a week there are league nights with friendly competition for prize money.
Chilled out vibes, discgolf at its best!

Although the current 9 hole layout is perfect, it would be awesome to see the course expand to 18 and perhaps beyond. With the support of the international discgolf community this is a very real possibility. The location is so good for a discgolf complex that could serve as a winter training ground and holiday destination for players from cold climates. There's lots of potential for this great course to grow and get even better.

This is the location of the Hyzenbrownie Open, the funnest and most exciting tournament I've ever experienced. You must check this place out and play in the tournament if you can! Crazy cool player packs and provided entertainment, world-class championship level golf, and opportunities for fun activities immersing in local culture.

Dave is in charge of maintaining the course and he does it alone. Superb job of tee and basket placements! He showed me a nee tool that cuts the grass faster and more efficiently so when I was there, the fairways were impeccable! Golf course like! Rollers and skip shots are an option.

Hole #4. I jumped in the ocean as it is right behind you as you tee off.

The shop is a nice place to hang out and unwind before and after a round.

Only 9 holes, not 18. But that might change soon.

Spiders and mosquitos. Buy local bug spray!

The shop sells some discs and towels and such.

Again, this is an epic course! One of the most beautiful, unique and picturesque courses you will ever play and i've played in Cali, Oregon and Colorado.

So much FUN. Comparable to my home courses in Michigan and in California in terms of difficulty and the sorts but far more beautiful and exotic. I had a great time on and off the course. Dave and Pawn are great host's. Everything you need.

On the relaxing side of the island which is what I like. I had strayed away from Samui because of it being so populated but now I know that there is serenity here and its on the South Side. And trust me, if you wanna turn up and get wild, the south side has some spots too.

its not in my back yard.

I went to Samui just to play disc golf and it is really nice that there are two courses on the island but I would set up shop at Laem Sor, cause you are gonna want to play this one multiple times. They still need to establish the bowl hole too. Wheres that sick ass bench dude!

-Located down the south of Koh Samui, away from the touristic scene of the island, this 18 hole course is a beauty and worth to pay a visit. Playing along the exotic fairways with palm trees and view on the beach will give you an unforgetable disc golf experience.

-A good variety in shots is required, as well as accuracy and armspeed. There are also some elevated baskets where you can show your mental strengh while putting.

-The terrain is well used and was maintained pretty good.

-The layout i played had a very good flow and is suitable for both, beginners and advances players.

-Cold baverages, food and accomondation are onsite. The clubhouse is a picturesque place to stay at, after/before a few rounds of disc golf. Rental discs onsite.

-Make sure to get in touch with the local players. The community at Koh Samui is very hospitable and fun to compete with.

-Getting there is a bit more difficult than to the other courses on Samui. You need a car/scooter to reach the place if you stay in the main tourist area.

-Sadly, only the first two holes play towards the beach with view onto the sea. I wished for a hole along the beach (with water in play?!).

-Navigating can be a bit difficult as the layout changes from time to time (as i heard).
-Criss crossing fairways.

-There are no real tees/teesigns, just two colored and numbered coconuts in the grass/dirt.
The baskets caught well, yet they were a bit rusty and worn.

-Basket #15 was "guarded" by a water-buffalo, tied to a tree.

-A must play on Koh Samui/in Thailand.

-Try to get in touch with the locals. You might want to play Doubles/League with them.
Host Dave is a nice guy and very helpful.

-There is a neat Bungalow/Room for rent, right above the clubhouse.

THIS IS A MUST PLAY course if you are traveling in Thailand and play disc golf. I'm an avid, amateur disc golfer that has played all over the U.S. as well as abroad. This is a professionally designed course that challenges a high-level disc golfer in the best ways. Don't waste your time on the other courses on the island, this is the one you wanna play. Beautiful scenery, some holes play towards the water, the others are situated on lush landscape. The course owner and his wife are awesome people, very hospitable.

It's on the more remote south side of Koh Samui, which mean's it's a bit of a drive, but every bit worth it!

Probably one of the top 10 courses I've ever played in the world given the beauty of the course itself and it's challenging setup!

Gorgeous, stunning views throughout the course. A beautiful piece of property with a beach and sea views, a creek, and lots of really interesting landscaping, steep hills, trees and other vegetation.

18 holes during low season, fewer for tournament layouts.

Baskets are "mock 5's" and catch very well.

Cool wooden clubhouse with food and beverages.

Accommodations available on site.

Weekly doubles on Sundays. Great group of regular, local players and lot of tourists that come through to play.

Only one pin position per hole.

Natural tees, some of which are not level and can get muddy after rain.

Baskets have rusty chains and are in desperate need of a new paint job.

The 18 hole layout used during low season has many crossing fairways and baskets next to tees.

Course needs a lot of maintenance. Lots of knee high grass in fairways and impenetrable rough that eats a lot of discs.

The location in Laem Sor is off the beaten path in a quiet area and not very close to the main tourist towns (this may be a pro for some).

This is a great all-around course that will test all aspects of your game. Fabulous terrain for a disc golf course and great views throughout.

Pay to play. 200 Baht (~$6 US) per person, per day to play as many rounds as you wish, or ~$60 for a 1 year membership. Loaner discs are available to use if you do not bring your own.

The course has a ton of potential and could be really great with regular maintenance and expansion.

Only 18 holes disc golf course in Thailand. The course is amazing and keeps on going better and better way. Owner Dave has build the course during last 3 years middle of the jungle by he's hands and the result is pretty amazing!

There are shorter and longer holes so which is perfect because pro's and am's can play in the same course together. New beachfront area holes 4,5,6 are pretty stunning too with a sea view and the course ends to hole 18 which is the longest hole on the course. There are shot from every player I could say, you must see and play it by your self.

And that place you don't have to stop playing even if the rain or night comes, because they got virtual disc golf by PS3 in their cafe and and LED disc set which you can borrow, so you are free to play when ever you like. I would say that's the way to bring the disc golf in a new level in Thailand.

It's located south side of the island which is a little bit far from the tourist places , but it is all worth of it! Go, play and have fun!

They also have rooms for rent in the course and their food is amazing! It's healthy and tasty. Beers are cold and coctails are good. Every Sunday there is a league day, which is nice and you can meet another players from the island.

Now 18 holes with nice baskets.

Great little course that is off the beaten path on koh samui. There is a great mixture of shots with right and left handed hyzers as well as straight throws. Plays through cocunut trees with a hand full of raised baskets and hill positions. There are some mandos, marked ob lines on some holes and a creek comes into play on a few as well. Pretty easy to follow and you are provided a map with a scoreboard on a clipboard.

The staff is great and very friendly and there is food and drinks available for sale. You get bring your own discs, borrow some from the course, or purchase some as well. I bought a sss wizard with a cool stamp for 500 baht and got a free entrance fee as well.

Short course. I personally do not mind having a short course around to dial in your putters and midranges but decently no room to.air one out.

The heat and wind can be factors but obviously depends on season and time of day.

It can be hard to get to if you do not have a motorbike. We took a taxi for about 200 baht each way but had to ask a hand full of drivers before we found one that would take us there. I would have a map pulled up on your phone or have it marked on a island map if you are taking a taxi otherwise no one will have any idea where you want to go.

I played the hole course with the one sss wizard i purchased and shot 1 over playing it for the first time. So not super hard but ob, mandos, and elevated pins combined wity wind could defently add strokes. An experienced disc golfer will only need putters and midranges except for hole 18. I could have used my firebird for a few flicks and maybe a thumber.

I would consider this a destination course if you are planning a trip to Thailand. I wish I could have stayed for a few rounds but I will be back.

Mixed course, good for all skill levels. Well maintained course.
Nice clubhouse/bar/cafe and a small disc shop.

Awesome welcome and service by the owners, never had such a good experience visiting a course.

Excellent course for of season practice.

Looking forward to see the creek more in play.

"Off the beaten path" there lies a diamond in the rough on the South Side of Koh Samui and it is what could be described as the crown jewel of disc golf in Thailand. Not only does this secret gem offer ice collared beer and great food, it has everything that an experienced disc golfer looks for when concerning landscape and course design, scenic ocean views, sea breezes, big trees and canopies to provide shade and yet have open spaces for big throws, elevation changes, water features, nice targets that catch ace runs or soft finesse putts and upshots, handmade artistic tee signs, proper facilities like a cool clubhouse with fans, hammocks and bamboo huts washrooms/bathrooms, airconditioned affordable guesthouse or backpacker's dream bungalow with island ocean views overlooking the course of nice well manicured greens and fairways, in a beautiful setting just off the beach on a disc golf holiday.

Located on the south side of the island away from the tourists and nightlife but for some people and families this may be positive thing...

Also has a nice evening vibe as a great acoustic music venue as well so bring your guitar or whatever instrument for nightly jam sessions.

very close to the beach.

difficult to play the course without crossing multiple fairways.

difficult to navigate the course without local help.

limited facilities on site. bring everything with you just in case.

it is what it is. a makeshift disc golf course on a tropical island. don't take the game seriously or you won't enjoy your round. each round is much more fun with a cold beer in hand.

needs a complete design redo to make it playable, but that also requires more time to cut down the constant growth of a tropical island.


***Updating my initial review as there have been some very positive changes taking place here.

Signs have been posted at each turn off from the main "Ring Road" to the course.

A large course map has been added opposite the clubhouse, at the small road that separates the first 4 holes from the remainder of the course.

Lots of clearing has taken place in the last 2 years, opening up new areas for play

the 8 year old and out dated baskets have mostly been replaced with a more modern basket and chain assembly.

course expanded from 9-18 holes

weekly league play (Sunday 4pm) now has a regular following

bar/cafe is open now with cold drinks and a food menu. on league nights they had a set menu for 200thb when i was there, that may be seasonal though.

really happy to see the positive changes here. the course design relies heavily on crossing fairways though so it's 18 holes packed in to a space where 9 very nice holes would be fine.

hopefully with more players getting rounds in here the course will continue to grow out into a true 18 hole layout which would be ideal, considering it's adjacent to the beach.

my initial review gave the course 1 star for existing. updating to 3.5 as the entire golfing atmosphere here has noticeably improved.