Travel guide
As soon as you are sure which dates you wish to travel, we would advise you to make your reservation. During traditionally busy periods (Christmas, New Year, Easter and National Holidays), we would book as early as possible. To obtain the lowest domestic airfares if any must be book within 30 days or more in advance. To get the best tee times, good hotels you are also advised to book everything in advance.
The weather in Vietnam can be split by region. In Hanoi & the north, May to October is hot and humid with high rainfall; November to April is cooler and dry. In the far north, December & January can be particularly cold. Central Vietnam like Danang, Hoi An experiences hot, dry weather between January & August when temperatures can hit the mid-30°C’s; whilst high levels of rainfall can occur in September, October & November. Ho Chi Minh city in Southern Vietnam is generally dry and hot from November to April, and warm and wet between May & October, with the highest rainfall in June, July & August.
Play is possible almost any time of the year, even in the rainy parts of the year when downpours are usually short-lived and rarely bring a game to a complete halt. Vietnam is blessed with an average of 12 hours of daylight throughout the year, from 6.30 am to 6.30 pm. As the temperature is cooler in the morning and late afternoon, it is popular to tee-off early or late in the day, avoiding the strong midday sun.
Yes or No - Green fees in Vietnam, even on weekends, are reasonable. Green fees in Danang, Hoi An and some private courses in Hanoi, Dalat at top world class clubs are generally higher than other places in Vietnam. However, the very top courses are still less than one would expect to pay at a resort course in other parts of the World.
No, definitely not, there is only one exception in Thailand. Also you do not need proof of a membership or similar.
Transportation differs quite a bit throughout Vietnam so we include transfers in all of our rates to control the quality and ensure visitors have a good time. Public transportation is crowded and not recommended, and taxis of varying styles available in outlying cities.
Most good golf courses in Vietnam are private but welcome visiting players. There are no entry restrictions on the majority of courses however some limit tee off times for visitors.
Golf in Vietnam is also played in accordance with the R&A and USPGA rules. Vietnam's and other Asians approach the game however very relaxed - the main aim is to have fun. On weekdays clubs permit flights up to 6 players. There are no halfway houses but after every third hole you will find a kind of bar offering drinks and food. Unless the flight in front of you ask you to play through it is very impolite to do so. In general Asian golfers are very polite and friendly and many of them speak good English - it is fun to join them.
It all depends on where you eat. Hotel restaurants are approximately USD 25-35 a head, whereas eating outside the hotel can be a little as 10-15 USD a head.
Absolutely Yes, some airlines don’t charge for bringing them, some add it as part of your weight allowance, so, the usual maximum is 20kg travelling in economy, 25kg for premium economy and 30kg for business. If there are 2 people travelling together you’ll easily be able to have them as part of your allowance. Hiring clubs in Vietnam, depending on the course, is roughly 40 USD round.
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