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Q.
What is the dress
code on golf courses in Thailand? |
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A.
The dress code is
less formal than UK golf courses. You
need to wear a polo shirt with collar
and short or long sleeves. T shirts,
tank tops and shirts with buttons all
the way down the front are not
acceptable. Tailored shorts or long
trousers are fine and some courses
require you to have a belt. Either golf
shoes (soft spikes only) or trainers
must be worn with sports socks. |
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Q.
Can I rent golf
clubs in Thailand? |
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A.
Solar Golf have rental clubs available
or you can rent at the golf courses. |
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Q.
What precautions
should I take in the heat and sun? |
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A.
Always wear a hat and cover up with a
good sun block – factor 50 is our normal
recommendation. Drink plenty of water –
there are usually refreshment stops
every 4 or 5 holes. |
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Q.
Should I exchange money before I leave
the UK? |
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A.
The exchange rate at banks or exchange
booths in Thailand is generally better
than the rates offered in the UK. |
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Q.
Should I take out
travel insurance? |
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A.
It is essential to
take out adequate travel insurance. If
you are taken ill, hospitals will want
either a credit card or payment in
advance before they will treat you. |
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Q.
How much should I
tip the caddies? |
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A.
We advise a tip of between 300 and 500
baht depending on how well they do their
job. |
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Q.
What about tips in restaurants and bars? |
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A.
A small tip is
appreciated for service. Normally 20
baht in a bar and 5 to 10% in a
restaurant. |
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Q.
How will I be met at the airport? |
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A.
Our representative will meet you in the
arrivals section at Bangkok Airport. You
will get full instructions from us
before you depart for your holiday. |
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