Golf at BISA

The coach who built a world No. 1.

BISA Golf is led by Kris Assawapimonporn, one of Asia's leading high-performance coaches. The programme brings together technical development, course intelligence, physical preparation and competitive mindset within one long-term player pathway.

Four pillars.

Every stage is adapted to the golfer's age, physical development, competitive level and future pathway.

01
Technical skill
Swing mechanics, short game, putting, ball control, adaptable shot-making.
02
Course intelligence
Strategy, decision-making, shot selection, risk management, competitive awareness.
03
Athletic development
Strength, mobility, coordination, power, recovery, injury-risk reduction.
04
Performance mindset
Focus, confidence, routines, emotional control, resilience, personal responsibility.

Develop the game. Build the competitor. Prepare the future.

Golf Director and Partner

Kris Assawapimonporn

Golf leadership and athlete development.

Coach of a world No. 1
Tour professionals
US college players

Kris is best known for coaching Atthaya “Jeeno” Thitikul since she was 14, guiding her from Thailand’s national team to women’s world No. 1. His experience also extends across the highest levels of the men’s and women’s game. He has worked with Tom Kim, a former world No. 11 and four-time PGA TOUR winner, and Sadom “Petch” Kaewkanjana, a three-time Asian Tour champion who finished T11 at The Open. He currently coaches Mirabel Ting, the 2025 ANNIKA Award winner, NCAA No. 1 and PING WGCA National Player of the Year, who has since turned professional.

Just as important are the players you have not heard of yet: the many juniors Kris has guided to golf scholarships at universities in the United States. One honest, patient development system can carry a player to college golf, to the professional tours, and everywhere in between. At BISA, Kris will lead the development of each athlete, building a system focused on long-term performance.

From age 14 to world No. 1. That is long-term development.

School Mentor · Golf

Atthaya “Jeeno” Thitikul

A world No. 1 trains where you train.

World No. 1, 2025–26
Youngest winner of a professional tour event, at 14
Began with Coach Kris at 14
LPGA, multiple tour titles

Coached by Kris since the age of 14, Jeeno became the youngest player ever to win a professional tour event and the second-youngest world No. 1 in the women’s game.

As School Mentor she contributes to the culture of the programme, and her off-season brings her to campus, training where our students train, on the same range.

No. 1World ranking 2025–26
14Youngest winner of a pro tour event
14The age she began with Coach Kris
LPGAMultiple tour titles

What every golfer receives.

Daily technical training: full swing, short game and putting in small coach-to-player ratios
An individual development plan built with Kris's coaching team, reviewed each term
On-course training: course management, strategy, decision-making
Physical performance for growing golfers
Performance analysis: statistics, video and launch-monitor data turned into clear goals
Mental performance
Tournament preparation
Player pathway guidance: junior rankings, US college golf, professional progression

Think clearly. Train purposefully. Compete courageously.

Facilities.

A driving range, a chipping area and a putting area beside the performance hub, indoor simulators and putting areas in the sports centre. A 300 m driving range and a short-game area of over 6,000 m², both in Phase 1.

Competition and the college pathway.

Junior rankings, national and international junior events, the US college golf route, professional progression.

The NCAA does not accredit schools; eligibility is determined by the NCAA Eligibility Center. BISA offers guidance, not a guarantee.