King Naga Golf Club

King Naga Golf Club was formerly known as Century Golf & Country Club, and Great Lake Golf Club is about 30 minutes drive from Pattaya. The course is on a peninsula in the middle of the Dok Krai Reservoir. Most times of the year there are cooling breezes off the water and jungle. New owners brought improved conditions and services to this otherwise older Pattaya golf course.

The Nick Faldo designed course is flattish with almost no water hazards. Four sets of tees, with the championship tees playing 6,910 yards, allow golfers of all abilities to enjoy this Rayong golf club. Each hole offers enjoyment to professional and beginner golfers alike. 

Instead of water hazards, the main challenges at King Naga are the 120 bunkers and the jungle-lined fairways.  Many of the sand traps are in the fairway at the landing areas. On the other hand, most greens are flat and open, with the hazards being 30-40 yards away from the putting surfaces.

The 593 yard 18th hole is one of the best on the golf course. Most of the sixteen bunkers congregate at the driving and second shot landing areas., thus demanding long wood shots for big hitters or forcing more conservative layup play for higher handicap players.

Conditions at King Naga Golf club vary through the year. In the dry season, there are many scoring opportunities and the grass is kept tidy and well-cut. During the wetter months, the course can get soggy due to the proximity to water and jungle. Play is longer than what's indicated on the scorecard due to lack of roll out. Service and facilities are basic but adequate for general golfers needs. Overall King Naga is one of, if not the least expensive Pattaya golf course. Green fees can be as low as THB 100 (USD 3) on certain days in low season.