An exclusive private links-style course in Ayutthaya featuring water hazards on all 18 holes and 80 bunkers, offering a championship challenge for members and invited guests only.
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About Ayodhya Links
Ayodhya Links is an exclusive private golf club established in 2007, located in the historic province of Ayutthaya, Thailand. This championship-caliber course was developed with a conceptual master plan by Thomson/Perrett Golf Course Designers, with ......
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| Tee | Yardage |
|---|---|
| Championship (Black) | 7,626 |
| Blue | 7,097 |
| White | 6,401 |
| Yellow | 5,666 |
| Red | 5,362 |
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