Phuket Country Club, established in 1989, occupies rolling terrain in Kathu, a district in the interior of Phuket island several kilometers from the coast. The course was designed by Sukitti Klangvisai, a Thai architect responsible for several layouts across the country during the late 1980s and early 1990s. The property sits in what was formerly tin-mining land, and the routing incorporates natural elevation changes and remnant mining features into the design, giving the course a distinctive topographical character for the region. The layout measures approximately 6,700 yards from the back tees and plays as a par 72. The terrain creates a variety of stances and approach angles, with several holes playing uphill or downhill through corridors of tropical vegetation. Water hazards appear on multiple holes, a common feature in courses built on former mining sites where excavation left natural collection areas. The greens are typically elevated and defended by bunkers, requiring accurate iron play. Phuket Country Club serves both local members and visiting golfers, functioning as one of the island's established golf facilities during a period when Phuket's tourism infrastructure expanded significantly. The club offers standard amenities including a clubhouse with dining facilities. The course provides a contrast to Phuket's beach resort environment, with its inland setting and mature tree cover creating a more enclosed, parkland-style atmosphere. It remains a regular option for golfers seeking accessible play on the island without the premium pricing of newer resort courses.