Golfing during the monsoon season in Thailand, which typically runs from May to October, can be quite an adventure.
You'll want to check the weather forecast frequently, as sudden downpours can occur.
Many courses will allow play during light rain, but heavy storms can lead to temporary closures and challenging conditions.
It's essential to have waterproof gear, including a good rain jacket and waterproof shoes.
Having an umbrella and a towel handy can also be helpful to keep your clubs dry.
If you do get caught in a downpour, seek shelter at the clubhouse until the rain passes, as the courses may have specific guidelines for when it's safe to continue playing.
Additionally, be cautious of slippery surfaces and potential water hazards that can arise from heavy rain.
Some courses may have drainage issues, so it's wise to play conservatively during this season.
Asked 2025-11-01
