
Okay, full disclosure: I am not a good golfer. Getting that out of the way first. But I'd wanted to try golf in Vietnam for ages, and four days in Nha Trang across three courses sounded like a solid plan. It was. Here's how it actually went, bad swings and all.

KN Golf Links, Cam Ranh. Right on the coast, and windy enough to send my ball to a different postcode.
Landed at Cam Ranh and a TGROUP driver was already there holding a sign with my name (felt fancy, won't lie). We headed almost straight to KN Golf Links to shake off the flight. It's a links course hugging the sea, so the wind does whatever it wants with your ball. The views are unreal. My scorecard, we don't talk about. One heads-up: the Cam Ranh sun is brutal, bring sunscreen or go home looking like a lobster.

My room at Premier Havana. Fell asleep to the sea every night, zero complaints.
Nha Trang is way more than golf. On the afternoons off I swam, did a VinWonders day like a big kid, and ate my bodyweight in seafood, crab and prawns and all of it, with cold local beer. Also salty coffee. Sounds odd, tastes great. Premier Havana being central made everything easy.

Vinpearl Golf is out on the island, you take a ferry over. The commute alone felt like a flex.
The next two days were Vinpearl Golf and Diamond Bay. Vinpearl, out on the island, is just stunning, and honestly a bit kinder to bad players like me than KN was. Diamond Bay is big and open and really fun to play. By day three my arms were toast, but no way was I skipping a round. The caddies at all three were great, patient, helpful, and very kind about my, uh, creative shots.

Diamond Bay, wide open. Bogey here, but look at it, who cares.
Came home a little obsessed, honestly. Three courses, three totally different vibes, all by the sea so it never got boring. Perfect for a buddies' trip, and fine even if your handicap is basically a personality trait, like mine. Already plotting round two.
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