Pinehurst Golf & Country Club's South Course is located in Klong Luang, a district in Pathum Thani Province north of Bangkok. Designed by Y. Aihara, the course reflects the work of a Japanese architect operating in Thailand's central plains region, where golf development expanded significantly during the late twentieth century to serve Bangkok's growing population of golfers and expatriates. The course occupies relatively flat terrain characteristic of the Chao Phraya River basin, with design interest typically derived from water features, strategic bunkering, and tree-lined fairways rather than natural elevation change. Courses in this region often incorporate canals and ponds both for irrigation purposes and as hazards, shaping shot values on approach play. The tropical climate supports lush playing conditions year-round, with bermudagrass or paspalum surfaces common to the area. Pinehurst Golf & Country Club operates as part of Thailand's network of private and semi-private facilities that cater to local members and visiting golfers. The club's name follows a tradition among Thai courses of adopting internationally recognizable golf nomenclature, though it has no direct connection to the famous North Carolina resort. The South Course designation suggests the property includes multiple layouts, a common configuration at larger Thai golf complexes developed during the country's golf boom.