Tee off at dawn on a misty highland course, then play the afternoon on an oceanfront links fringed by turquoise sea. Vietnam is Asia's most rewarding golf destination — playable year-round, even in winter. 40+ championship courses by the game's legends, green fees around half of Korea/Japan, plus beaches, UNESCO towns and great food after every round — TGROUP, a local operator, plans it region by region.
Why play golf in Vietnam?
Destinations by region
Central — the heart of Vietnam golf
Centred on Da Nang with Montgomerie, Ba Na Hills and BRG along the coast, luxury Hoiana Shores in Hoi An, Nick Faldo courses at Hue/Lang Co, plus Nha Trang, Da Lat and Quy Nhon. The best region to pair golf with beaches and heritage.
North — Hanoi & Ha Long Bay
Play Kings Island and Sky Lake near Hanoi, then pair a Ha Long Bay cruise with the Ha Long/Hai Phong courses. Spring and autumn are especially pleasant.
South — Saigon & coastal links
From Tan Son Nhat five minutes from downtown, to Sea Links and PGA Ocean on the Mui Ne dunes, and The Bluffs Ho Tram ranked #1 in Vietnam. City convenience meets top coastal courses.
Island — Pearl Island Phu Quoc
Resort golf by a turquoise sea, paired with VinWonders, Safari and beach time — ideal for families.
Good to know
- Weekends & peak season fill fast — book 2–3 weeks ahead
- Club rental is available at most courses; a caddie is standard
- Combine Da Nang·Hoi An·Hue in one trip: minimal travel, maximum courses
- Golf + VinWonders / Ha Long cruise / heritage tours are very popular
FAQ
What budget should I plan?
Green fees $64–$258 plus a package with hotel & transfers (flights excluded), varying by region and tier. Message us for a tailored quote.
How many days is ideal?
3N/4D covers 3 rounds + sightseeing in one region; 5 nights can combine two regions.
Can I travel without clubs?
Yes, most courses offer rentals — just request when booking.
Suitable for beginners/families?
Absolutely — caddies, right-difficulty courses and sightseeing make it family-friendly.



