Laem Chabang International Country Club sits in Chonburi Province on Thailand's eastern seaboard, roughly an hour's drive from Bangkok. Jack Nicklaus designed the property, which features two eighteen-hole courses—Mountain and Lake—that opened in the early 1990s as part of Thailand's golf development boom. The facility serves both local membership and visiting golfers drawn to the region's concentration of resort and daily-fee courses. The Mountain and Lake nines can be combined in various configurations, with the routing taking advantage of the site's natural elevation changes and water features. Nicklaus incorporated his characteristic strategic bunkering and green contouring throughout, asking players to consider risk-reward options from tee to green. The Lake nine brings water into play more frequently, while the Mountain nine uses the property's rolling terrain to create elevated tees and approach shots that require accurate distance control. The course operates as part of the broader Laem Chabang complex, which includes resort amenities and practice facilities. The region around Chonburi has become a popular golf destination for both Thai players and international visitors, particularly those combining business travel in the industrial corridor with recreational rounds. The layout reflects the design principles Nicklaus applied to many of his Asian projects during this period, emphasizing playability for a range of skill levels while maintaining enough challenge for competitive golfers.