Khao Yai Golf Club

Khao Yai Golf Club (branded in current materials as Khao Yai Country Club (KYC / BRC-KYC Golf), formerly Mission Hills Khao Yai) is an 18-hole Jack Nicklaus layout at 151 Moo 5, Mu Si, Pak Chong, Nakhon Ratchasima, in the foothills near Khao Yai National Park.

Operator pages on brc-kycgolf.com highlight mountain-valley scenery across a large campus, clubhouse dining at The Terrace, pro shop, locker rooms, and on-site rooms under the Sabai Sabai Khao Yai name (operator copy cites 52 rooms). Contact lines listed include KYC 089 225 6363, BRC 038 500 500, and Line OA brc-kycgolf.

Name clarity and course character

Several Khao Yai-area courses exist. Khao Yai Golf Club (Khao Yai Country Club) is the course at Mu Si, not Kirimaya. Older guides sometimes reused “Khao Yai Country Club” naming across different properties. Match 151 Moo 5, Mu Si and the BRC-KYC operator before you book.

Operator copy describes undulating fairways and well-kept greens in a valley setting surrounded by mountains. The course is a par 72 of roughly 7,000 yards. “Friendly for all skill levels” marketing is common here. Your own handicap and wind on the day matter more than brochure adjectives.

Cool-season mornings (November–February) are the comfort play, with clearer air and less midday heat. Wet-season afternoons bring more storm risk. Keep a flexible outdoor backup near the park if weather turns.

Booking, lodging, and trip shape

Ask what caddie, cart, and tax include in the green fee. Tee times move through the operator and third-party golf desks. Charity and members’ events (Friends’ Cup / Championship branding on the operator site) can tighten the tee sheet on some weekends.

On-site rooms (Sabai Sabai Khao Yai) are the convenient Stay & Play ask. Soft alternative lodging search: Agoda Khao Yai. Kirimaya Golf Resort & Spa is a different property if you are comparing Khao Yai golf resorts, not a synonym for this club. Toscana Valley hotel brands also appear in the wider Pak Chong lodging set if you want a non-golf resort base.

Insider Tip: Do not schedule this as a “quick round from Bangkok.” Transfer time plus mountain weather make it a dedicated trip. Overnight in Pak Chong / Khao Yai and play early.

Watch out: National park days and golf days compete for the same cool morning window. If you want both, split them across two days rather than forcing a rushed combo. Pets are banned in Thai national parks. Leave dogs at home.

Getting there and nearby

Operator framing: scenic drive from Bangkok via the Bang Pa-In–Nakhon Ratchasima expressway, often described around 2–3 hours. Traffic and holiday weekends stretch that. Pair with vineyard / cafe stops in the wider Khao Yai tourism belt, or use weekend trips from Bangkok for multi-day planning.

More context: golf in Thailand and visit Khao Yai.

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