Blue Canyon Country Club (Canyon Course)

Blue Canyon Country Club - Canyon Course, unveiled in 1991, has since become one of the most celebrated golfing destinations in Asia. Renowned for its challenging design and breathtaking beauty, this award-winning course is considered one of the region's most prestigious championship layouts. Created by the acclaimed architect Yoshikazu Kato, the Canyon Course was crafted with minimal impact on the land, transforming an abandoned tin mine surrounded by rubber plantations into a golfing masterpiece.

As the first course to host the Johnnie Walker Classic three times— in 1994, 1998, and 2007—the Canyon Course has earned a reputation as a premier venue for major golf events. It has also been the host of the Honda Invitational, BMW International World Final, Thailand Open, Blue Canyon Tiger Skins, and the Thai Airways International Thailand Open, solidifying its status as a top-tier golfing destination.