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The Canyon Course at Blue Canyon Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 layout in Phuket designed by Japanese architect Yoshikazu Kato. It was unveiled in 1991 on the site of an abandoned tin mine bordered by rubber plantations. The official current tee table lists the Black tees at 7,244 yards with a 74.8 course rating and 141 slope, Blue at 6,664 yards with 73.0/137, White at 6,330 yards with 71.4/134 and Red at 5,943 yards with 75.2/134.
The club also publishes an older or conflicting 7,179-yard figure elsewhere on the same page. The Canyon Course has significant tournament history, most notably hosting the Johnnie Walker Classic in 1994, 1998 and 2007. Other events listed by the club include the Honda Invitational, BMW International World Final, Thailand Open and Blue Canyon Tiger Skins.
The course is an 18-hole resort golf course. It plays to par 72, 7,244 yards, course rating 74.8 and slope rating 141. Designed by Yoshikazu Kato, the course originally opened in 1991. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving range, Putting green, Golf academy, Pro shop, Restaurant, Locker room, Apartment, Lodge, and 1 more.
Yoshikazu Kato began developing the Blue Canyon site in 1988. The land had previously been an open tin mine surrounded by rubber plantations, and the design retained the existing canyons, woodland and other natural features.
The Canyon Course was unveiled in December 1991 and later became Blue Canyon's principal tournament venue.
Its international profile was established through the Johnnie Walker Classic, which the Canyon Course hosted three times.
The Canyon remains one of two distinct 18-hole courses at Blue Canyon Country Club.
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