Chaiyatat Ben Bunjapamai has won the Robinswood Club Championship for a third consecutive year, earning an invitation to play in the BMW PGA Championship Pro-Am at Wentworth Club this September.
The Bangkok golfer completed rounds of 73 and 78 for a 36-hole total of 151. The championship concluded on Sunday, July 19, three weeks after adverse weather forced play to be suspended.
Chaiyatat will also receive a reserved Champion’s parking space and locker for the coming year, together with a dedicated golf buggy and the golden caddie bib.
A route from Bangkok to Wentworth
The Pro-Am invitation reflects Robinswood Golf Club’s position within the Reignwood Group portfolio. Members have reciprocal playing opportunities at Wentworth Club in England and Reignwood Pine Valley in Beijing through the Reignwood Global Elite programme.
That connection gives members access to established private clubs in Europe and Asia while retaining Robinswood as their home course. The club is located in Lam Luk Ka, greater Bangkok, within Reignwood Park, a 2,000-rai development containing residential estates, education, wellness and sporting facilities.
Robinswood’s 18-hole championship course is also home to the Claude Harmon III Performance Golf Academy Thailand. Its coaching and performance programmes use contemporary training technology for members seeking structured work on their games.
Professionals and sporting guests join members
Robinswood’s 2026 calendar has brought members together with Thailand’s Thongchai Jaidee and Indian golfer Jeev Milkha Singh. LPGA star Jeeno Thitikul and former PGA Tour winner Anthony Kim have also visited, while golfers from Reignwood Pine Valley have travelled to Bangkok.
The club hosted the televised Reignwood Icons of Football tournament, giving members close access to prominent former footballers. Visiting professionals and other guests are regularly paired with members rather than kept within separate tournament groups.
Seehachet Saifon, known as Pro IT and the general manager of Robinswood Golf Club, said the membership offer extends beyond the course.
“Our members join Robinswood because they expect a world-class golf course, but what makes this club special is everything that happens beyond the fairways. Throughout the year they have opportunities to meet and play alongside some of golf’s biggest names, international sporting personalities and distinguished guests, while enjoying access to our sister clubs at Wentworth and Pine Valley.
“The Club Championship reflects that philosophy perfectly. It rewards our champion with experiences that very few golfers will ever enjoy, while celebrating the community that makes Robinswood such a unique place to belong. Our congratulations to Chaiyatat Ben Bunjapamai on becoming our Club Champion for a remarkable third consecutive year.”
Events build the home-club calendar
The Ambassador Cup has welcomed ambassadors and diplomats from around the world, while Neon Night combined golf, entertainment and family activities on Robinswood’s illuminated Par-3 course.
The next addition will be the Robinswood Japanese Executive Invitational, an event for invited Japanese golfers. For Chaiyatat, however, the next major date comes in September, when his third straight club title takes him from Bangkok to Wentworth.
Related: The Dalaman Golf Club Set for August 30 Opening
Simon Bale
Simon Bale is the publisher of Golf Today. A low single-figure handicap golfer, he was previously a major shareholder and course reviewer for Top100GolfCourses.com for over a decade, starting in 2010. Through this role, he developed extensive knowledge of golf course design and architecture while playing more than 300 courses worldwide.