Cascata Golf Club

Built in 2006 and primarily designed by the owner, the Cascata course's 27-hole layout incorporates many open fairways to provide golfers with a truly Scottish coastal course experience. A and B pitches are dotted with small trees that have not yet grown, and the overall feeling is still open and broad. On the narrower A course, water hazards are everywhere, and the tee off is a short, par-4 sharp-turning hole. Then came a tricky, water-free obstacle course 3 (here, the giant wine bottle decoration further added to the European feel of the course) After successfully conquering Course A, Course B was relatively easy. The combination of A and C courses may become a more challenging venue in the future, because this combination spans a distance of more than 7,400 meters, and it is bound to be a good place for experts to show their skills. The Spanish-inspired shape of the Cascata Club adds to the overall fun of the experience, but guests shouldn't be fooled by its looks. The interior of the restaurant is 100% Thai, and the food is carefully prepared by local chefs.