The Banyan Golf Club sits in Nong Gae, in Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, roughly two hours south of Bangkok in the seaside resort town of Hua Hin. The course was designed by Pirapon Namatra, a Thai golf architect who has shaped several layouts across Thailand and Southeast Asia. The setting draws on the region's natural topography and vegetation, with the course woven through tropical landscape characteristic of Thailand's central coastal plains. The design reflects Namatra's approach to routing through existing terrain rather than imposing dramatic earthwork. Play moves across a mix of open and tree-lined holes, with water features integrated into the layout in keeping with regional design conventions. The course presents a moderate test for visiting golfers, balancing playability with strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward accuracy. Like many Thai courses built for the domestic and regional tourism market, The Banyan emphasizes accessibility while maintaining enough variety to engage golfers of different skill levels. Hua Hin itself has long been Thailand's primary seaside golf destination, home to several established clubs and a steady flow of Bangkok-based players and international visitors. The Banyan fits within that context as a solid regional option, offering a day's golf in a relaxed setting. The club culture and facilities reflect Thai hospitality standards, with dining and practice amenities typical of courses in the area.