The Tapioca Course at Siam Country Club Pattaya Plantation is one of several championship layouts at this prominent Thai golf destination, designed by Lee Schmidt. The Plantation complex, located in the Pong area of Chonburi Province near Pattaya, has established itself as a significant venue in Thai golf since its development in the 1990s. Schmidt, who has designed numerous courses throughout Asia, created Tapioca as part of the club's multi-course offering that caters to both local members and international visitors drawn to Thailand's Eastern Seaboard golf corridor. The course occupies rolling terrain characteristic of the region, with routing that incorporates natural elevation changes and water features. Schmidt's design philosophy typically emphasizes strategic shot-making and playability across different skill levels, and Tapioca reflects this approach with fairways that reward positioning and greens that demand thoughtful approach play. The layout moves through a landscape where tropical vegetation frames holes without overwhelming playability. Siam Country Club's Plantation facility has hosted professional tournaments on the Asian Tour and other regional circuits, contributing to the development of competitive golf in Thailand. The club maintains multiple courses on the property, and Tapioca serves as one component of a comprehensive golf experience that includes practice facilities and clubhouse amenities. The course attracts a mix of Thai members and visiting golfers, particularly from Asia-Pacific countries, who use the Pattaya area as a golf holiday destination.