Siam Country Club Old Course is an 18-hole parkland course near Pattaya in Chon Buri, Thailand. It opened in 1971 and is identified by the club as Thailand's first privately owned golf course. Mature tamarind and acacia trees define much of the routing.
The course underwent a major renovation by Schmidt-Curley Design in 2007, after which it became a regular venue for top-level professional women's golf. Its tournament history is closely associated with the Honda LPGA Thailand, which the Old Course has hosted multiple times. The closing hole is a par 5 finishing below the clubhouse, with the surrounding terrain creating a natural spectator setting during tournament play.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. The course originally opened in 1971. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Caddie service.
The Old Course dates to 1971 and became the original layout of Siam Country Club. Its opening established one of the earliest major private golf developments in Thailand.
The course has a traditional parkland character, with mature tamarind and acacia trees defining corridors across gently undulating terrain.
Schmidt-Curley Design completed a major renovation in 2007, modernising the layout while retaining its established tree-lined character.
The course has become internationally associated with the Honda LPGA Thailand and has hosted the event repeatedly.
The Old Course remains one of the individual championship layouts operated by Siam Country Club near Pattaya.
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