Daily Archives: November 2, 2009

สนามส่งเสริมกีฬากอล์ฟสวัสดิการ กองบิน 21, Wing 21 Air Force Base Golf Course Ubon

Continuing my reviews on Ubon Ratchatani Golf Courses I now bring you the course at the Wing 21 Air Force Base in Ubon. (สนามส่งเสริมกีฬากอล์ฟสวัสดิการ กองบิน 21)

wing 21 golf course in Ubon

Location wise for me it is brilliant as it is just a 4 minute drive at 5.30 am from my house or just 1 minute from Peppers.

The people I play with were hesitant to go there as they said last time they played it was in very poor condition but in my quest to review every course in Ubon they reluctantly agreed. They were very surprised to see huge improvements had been made since their last visit.

The fairways were in very good condition and whilst the greens were a little sandy they were still nice to play on. I was amazed at the amount of work being done and even at 6am there were well over 50 workers busy keeping the course in top condition.

It is more interesting then the Warin Army course with just enough water and sand to keep things interesting.

It is a 9 hole course like every other one in Ubon however the very exciting news is that work is being done to increase it to 18. I was told that this plan has been in the pipeline for many years but I can confirm that work is definitely now underway.

180 baht (AUS $6) for 9 holes, 240 baht (AUS $8) to go around twice. Add about 20% more if you want to play on weekends or holidays.

Ph 045-243090

สนามส่งเสริมกีฬากอล์ฟสวัสดิการ กองบิน 21 wing 21 air force ubon golf course

Happy Birthday Life in Rural Thailand

Excately one year ago today I started this blog when I wrote this.

In the following 365 days I have posted 201 times, uploaded 660 photos and recieved 577 comments (plus numerous emails) from the more then 30,000 people that have dropped by.

My busiest month was May.

The busiest post for a single day was last month when I wrote this.

ต่าย อรทัย Tai Orathai is my most popular blog by a huge margin since I started writing.

The most clicked on link that I have posted is to a video of ต่าย อรทัย Tai Orathai followed by just a whisker the link to Peppers Bakery and Cafe in Ubon.

The most popular google search was for ‘tai orathai’ followed by ‘life in rural thailand’

I have for the most part enjoyed blogging. It is something I look forward to reading again in the years to come to remind me of the ups and downs of living in Thailand. There have been a few times when I go AWOL for a few weeks and it always surprises me who takes the time to send me a quick email to tell me to wake up as they are missing there ‘fix!” These and all other comments are always a joy to read and I would like to thank everyone who takes the time to read my ramblings or even better yet, to leave a message.

Here to another 12 months. Cheers.