Sea Pine Golf Course (also known as the Army Golf Club II) is set along the Gulf of Thailand 20 minutes south from Hua Hin.

The majority of the Sea Pine area is comprised of bracken pine trees and is enriched by the beauty of oceans and mountains. The army originally developed the site as a form of retreat for serving soldiers and veterans and their families.

The Sea Pine course design and layout have been developed to provide golfers with a wide variety of challenge. The course is designed with six holes lying on the beachside, with the remaining holes towards the mountains divided by the railroad.

Down the stretch at Sea Pine the sea breeze comes in play and the three final holes are among the best in Hua Hin golf. The 16th is a dogleg par-5 that requires a drive to a narrow fairway down the hill to avoid water hazards on both sides. Golfers look down at the hole for their second shot with a panoramic view of the ocean and the mountains with risk and reward decisions for the second shot.

The signature 17th is a par-3 which encompasses a spectacular ocean view background. The tee shot is all carry over water and is comprised of a wide undulating green that is well protected by beach bunker in both front and back.

The par-4 finishing hole is among the most difficult on the course. A canal creates a major hazard that requires golfers to hit their drive over 220 yards in order to reach the fairway. A safe lay-up approach with a fairway wood is also an option for a solid par.

A modern clubhouse overlooking the Gulf of Thailand serves up some great Thai food. The municipal golf course is a good value. However, Hua Hin golf visitors must take note that Army officers and their guests have priority and others should be prepared to yield should their tee times overlap with Army golfers.