The Lake Course at Laem Chabang International Country Club is a Jack Nicklaus design located in Chonburi Province, approximately an hour's drive east of Bangkok along Thailand's eastern seaboard. Opened in the early 1990s during a period of significant golf development in the region, the course forms part of a larger resort and residential complex that includes multiple layouts. The property sits in relatively flat terrain typical of coastal Thailand, with the design incorporating substantial water features and earth movement to create strategic interest and definition. Nicklaus's routing makes extensive use of lakes and ponds throughout the round, with water coming into play on a majority of holes either as direct hazards or visual elements framing landing areas and greens. The course features the broad fairways and large, contoured putting surfaces characteristic of Nicklaus designs from this era, with bunkering positioned to challenge both tee shots and approaches. Mature tree plantings now provide additional framing and separation between holes. The flat landscape allows for relatively walkable terrain, though most play occurs via cart given Thailand's tropical climate. Laem Chabang has served as a venue for professional tournaments on Asian golf circuits and remains a popular destination for both local members and visiting golfers exploring Thailand's eastern golf corridor. The club offers full resort amenities including accommodations and dining facilities that reflect Thai hospitality traditions alongside international standards expected at destination golf properties.