SEA Games Golf Club

Twenty-seven holes of golf lay in waiting for clients to the lovely course reserved for the main Vientiane, Laos’s twenty-fifth Southeast Asian Games. The course is located approximately 10 miles northeast of the city, offering a spectacular escape from urban bustle. The area is ideal for a getaway because of the surrounding Lao woodlands’ pastoral flora and fauna.

When on this golf course, you will enjoy the water surrounding some of the holes in the championship layout. However, these are not common hazardous garden waters. They are indeed costly. Luckily, they add to the view more than they hinder shot-making. Because they are agile, you should not cross them to avoid unexpected hooks or even slides to stay dry. One of the largest water bodies is over 1,000 yards in length and surrounded by seven holes that lie between courses B and C. 7 of the water bodies on the Lao Woodland define the tangential playing section for eighteen of the 27 holes in the golf course.

For players familiar with South Florida Golf, the SEA Games course will be similar, especially in terms of terrain, which is generally flat with links-style tracks. Although the total elevation varies across the twenty-seven holes, it averages about 15 feet. Some greens could be the main island greens for the entire water surrounding them, but are in a real sense peninsular. No golf player wants to hit into the greens, or else their scorecard will have some big numbers. Generally, the course gives the player a feeling of affection when observing the water from the trees, fairways, and greens.