Vietnam Golf Courses | Play Golf in Vietnam

Amber Hills Golf & Resort offers an inviting retreat for golfers seeking a blend of scenic beauty and strategic play. Set amid rolling landscapes and lush greenery, the course features well-shaped fairways, thoughtfully placed bunkers, and greens that challenge both precision and creativity. Golfers will appreciate the variety of holes that test every club in the bag, while the peaceful natural surroundings create an ideal setting for a memorable round.

ANARA Binh Tien Golf & Beach Resort sits 45 kilometers south of Cam Ranh International Airport and 90 kilometers from the resort city of Nha Trang. Kevin Ramsey and David Dale of Golfplan designed an 18 hole championship golf course that provides a superb golf experience and plays through a gently rolling natural sandy site. The Binh Tien golf course sits on a beautiful crescent-shaped beach, surrounded by low hills and dotted with clusters of rocky outcrops.

Ba Na Hills Golf Club is 25 minutes inland from Danang, Vietnam, near the foothills of the cable car station leading to Bana Hills. The IMG managed Da Nang golf course is the first Luke Donald-designed course in Asia and the world.Ba Na Hills Vietnam is laid out in several valleys of the surrounding mountain ranges.

Set along the pristine coastline of Central Vietnam and surrounded by untouched beaches and sweeping white sand dunes, Blue Diamond Golf Links – Quang Tri offers a refreshing seaside atmosphere where golfers can enjoy ocean breezes while taking on a challenging yet scenic layout. Designed by legendary golfer Greg Norman, the 7,265-yard, par-72 course follows the natural terrain, opening up to breathtaking sea views and providing a strategic, enjoyable experience for players of all levels. Premium Zeon Zoysia fairways and TifEagle greens ensure excellent playing conditions, while the modern clubhouse offers panoramic views and full facilities, including spacious locker rooms, sauna and jacuzzi, a well-equipped pro shop, diverse dining options, halfway kiosks, and a driving range with dedicated practice areas—together creating a complete and memorable golfing experience by the sea.

Chau Duc Golf Course near the tourist city of Vung Tau was designed by Greg Norman. The golf course is set in a picturesque natural environment part of an urban industrial park sprawling over a 2,287-hectare site with pleasant year-round temperatures and gentle breezes. Chau Duc Golf Course has a relatively flat terrain, and the high and low points run across the course from the North to the South and create natural obstacles, increasing the difficulty of each hole.

The Chi Linh Golf Club features 27 holes of challenging international standard golfing. The golf club opened in late 2003 east of Hanoi. Chi Linh Club played host to the first professional golf tournament in the north of Vietnam, the 2004 Carlsberg Masters Vietnam.