Golf Course Information

The Norman designed Dunes Course uses the sandy loam soil of Danang Beach, a place with more history than golf. The Vietnam golf club is located directly on the beach that the American’s used for their first landing and adjacent to the American’s central supply depot and airfield used during the conflict of the 1960’s. Here on Vietnam’s central coast, one finds a seaside landscape almost identical to the land of the world’s first courses. The links-style golf experience was crafted as much by Mother Nature as it was by any golf architect. Fairways are generous, and there is a restrained use of water and no out-of-bounds. Sculpted bunkering, shaped putting greens, and abundant natural waste areas have been cut directly from the surrounding dunes. Scoring well requires that shots are carefully placed to give players a chance to go for the pins on the undulating greens.  The fairways are also lined and well defined by long needle pines, so miss into the trees and it's a forced punch off the sand and pine needles along a safe line to get back into play. More so than other areas of Vietnam, the wind can play be a significant factor on the Vietnam coast. 

Vinpearl Nam Hoi An Golf is an IMG designed course located around 30 minutes south of Hoi An or 1:00 hour from Danang.  The Cua Dai Beach (also called Nam Hoi An Beach) area is part of the Hoi An South mega-project and includes multiple golf courses, resorts, entertainment areas, and casinos.

The 18-hole international standard golf course is laid out on mostly flat terrain, with sea views from several of the opening and closing holes. Stunning, rolling dunes with elevation changes from 4 to 11 meters frame  Vinpearl Nam Hoi An. Many natural trees on site, with casuarina pine trees close to the ocean and deciduous trees, further inland provide a nice contrast across the golf course. Native grasses, pandanus’ and other dunes type vegetation have been used to maintain the natural beauty and ruggedness of the terrain.

Montgomerie Links Vietnam located in central part of Vietnam. It has been designed to capitalize on its close proximity to the warm, tranquil East Sea and famed Marble Mountains, which are clearly visible from various points on the 18-hole course. The 2012 Forbes Travel Guide rated Montgomerie Links as one of Asia’s ten most elite courses. It has been designed to capitalize on its close proximity to the warm, tranquil East Sea and famed Marble Mountains, which are clearly visible from various points on the 18-hole course. Montgomerie Links Vietnam has many truly outstanding natural features. The sandy soil, wind-blown dunes, and indigenous vegetation combine to create the framework for a very strong links-style golf course that caters to players of all abilities and is a sheer delight to play. Although the course doesn’t officially have a signature hole, the stunning par-5 12th is truly memorable. Playing slightly uphill to a bunker-riddled fairway, the hole is framed by the clubhouse in the background and has been described as the best par-5 in Vietnam.

Golf Course Information

Ba Na Hills Golf Club features 18 holes at the foot of a towering mountain range less than 30 minutes drive from Danang, Vietnam’s fourth largest city and gateway to three other designer courses built within the past seven years. Set amongst one of the most impressive mountain ranges in the region, the Championship golf course provides a balance of challenge, enjoyment and excitement to golfers of all levels and abilities.