Marriott Bonvoy, Marriott International’s award-winning travel program, is excited to announce that its iconic “Marriott Bonvoy Charity Golf Day” will return to Thailand this November, with the biggest event to-date being expanded to two locations: Phuket and Bangkok.
• Marriott Bonvoy Charity Golf Day is part of Marriott International’s CSR initiatives in Thailand and supports Serve360, the company’s global sustainability and social impact platform.
• Since launching in 2022, the event has raised over THB 10 million for charitable causes in Thailand.
• Phuket event takes place at Blue Canyon Country Club on November 12–13, 2026.
• Bangkok event will be held at Thai Country Club on November 16, 2026, marking the event’s first appearance in Bangkok.
• Registration is now open, and tickets include a full day of golf tournaments, novelty competitions, live entertainment, special prizes, on-course experiences, and a gala dinner.
Thailand’s Marriott Bonvoy Charity Golf Day series has generated more than THB 10 million for its non-profit partners since it was first launched in 2022. This action-packed occasion will be bigger than ever in 2026, with two tournaments taking place at Phuket’s Blue Canyon Country Club and the Thai Country Club in Bangkok – the first time it has been staged in Thailand’s capital city.
The charity donations will also be expanded this year, with proceeds directly benefiting three trusted organizations – Save the Children Thailand, Operation Smile Thailand, and UNICEF Thailand – to help these charities continue their vital community work, keeping underprivileged children safe from exploitation and helping to raise families out of poverty.
The Marriott Bonvoy Charity Golf Day is a vibrant, social experience that gathers players from around the world for a series of fun games on the fairways. This year, golfers will tee-off on Blue Canyon’s Lakes Course from November 12-13, including a shotgun format tournament, live entertainment, novelty contests with special prizes and more surprises, staged all across all 18 holes. These activities will then be staged at Bangkok’s Thai Country Club in an immersive full-day event on November 16.
At both occasions, players and spectators will be able to grab gourmet bites and cool drinks from Marriott Bonvoy on Wheels, the colorful convoy of food trucks and carts from Marriott Bonvoy’s hotels and resorts. The uplifting competitions then conclude with a fun-filled gala dinner.
“The Marriott Bonvoy Charity Golf Day is a highlight of our calendar, bringing people together through friendly competition while raising vital funds for meaningful causes. As the event makes its Bangkok debut, we are excited to expand its impact and give more people the opportunity to support local communities. Through Marriott’s Serve360 platform, this initiative has raised over THB 10 million for disadvantaged children across Thailand, and we are proud to broaden our support to UNICEF alongside our long-standing partners, Save the Children and Operation Smile Thailand, helping these organizations continue their life-changing work.” said Brad Edman, Market Vice President – Thailand, Cambodia, Laos & Myanmar, Marriott International.
The Marriott Bonvoy Charity Golf Day in Phuket is priced at THB 5,900 per person while the Bangkok event is priced at THB 7,500 per person. All tickets include a full day of golf, plenty of activities, on-course refreshments, and entry to the gala dinner. Registration is now open at https://bit.ly/marriottcharitygolf2026 to be part of this meaningful event. Learn more at https://www.facebook.com/MBVGolfCharity
To book your stay with Marriott Bonvoy’s hotels and resorts in Phuket and Bangkok, please visit www.marriott.com/en/destinations/thailand.mi.
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