Vietnam Golf Deals to Watch, 2026
Vietnam has become one of Asia's most exciting golf destinations, a dense run of championship courses along the central coast and a growing south. Here is how the 2026 stay and play deals work, what they buy, and when to go.
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Why Vietnam packages work
Vietnam has gone from a curiosity to one of the most talked about golf destinations in Asia in barely two decades, and the reason is density: along the central coast around Danang and Hoi An a group can play several genuinely world class courses from one beachfront base without long transfers. Add value that still undercuts the established Asian resorts, five star hotels right on the sand, and a food and culture scene that wins over the whole group, and the appeal is obvious.
The central coast is the heart of it. Hoiana Shores, a Robert Trent Jones II links style design near the UNESCO town of Hoi An, sits alongside BRG Danang, Montgomerie Links and, a short drive north, the Faldo designed Laguna Lang Co, while Ba Na Hills climbs into the mountains for a complete change of scene. The south, around Ho Tram and Ho Chi Minh City, adds the acclaimed Bluffs Grand Ho Tram. New World Hoiana and the resorts beside these courses make the stay and play maths easy.
Below is how the main package shapes work for the 2026 season. Treat every figure as a planning guide rather than a quote, since resort rates and green fees move with season and demand, and always confirm directly before booking.
Vietnam golf deals, 2026 at a glance
| Resort or area | Typically includes | Indicative 2026 note |
|---|---|---|
| Hoiana, central coast | A five star beachfront stay with rounds at Hoiana Shores | The marquee central base beside Hoi An; multi round stay and play; confirm directly before booking |
| Danang and Lang Co | Rounds across BRG Danang, Montgomerie Links and Laguna Lang Co | The densest course cluster in the country; indicative 2026 |
| Ba Na Hills | A mountain round paired with a coastal base | A scenic change of pace; indicative 2026 |
| The Bluffs Grand Ho Tram, south | A southern leg from Ho Chi Minh City | Adds a top ranked links style course; indicative 2026 |
| Season note | Central coast drier February to August; south dry December to April | Hot and humid, so early tee times; indicative 2026 |
The deals worth watching
Hoiana and the central coast
The headline Vietnam deal for 2026 is a stay and play on the central coast based at Hoiana, where a five star beachfront resort sits beside Hoiana Shores, the Robert Trent Jones II links style course, with BRG Danang, Montgomerie Links and Laguna Lang Co all within reach. A group can settle on the sand near Hoi An and play a different championship course each day, which is exactly the trip most visitors come for. Figures are indicative for the 2026 season and move with demand; confirm directly before booking.
Adding Ba Na Hills and the south
Beyond the coast, two add ons give a trip range. Ba Na Hills climbs into the mountains above Danang for a cooler, dramatic round that breaks up a beach week, while a southern leg from Ho Chi Minh City to The Bluffs Grand Ho Tram adds one of the country's highest rated courses. A touring package that links the central coast with the south suits golfers with a week or more who want the full Vietnam picture. All figures are indicative for the 2026 season; confirm directly before booking.
Timing the value
Central Vietnam plays best in the drier months, roughly February to August, with the heaviest rain around October and November, so the central coast trips cluster in spring and early summer. The south stays warm year round with its driest spell around December to April, which makes a combined north and south trip workable across the cooler, drier months. Heat and humidity run high everywhere, so early tee times and cart golf are the norm. Book the marquee resort courses ahead in the dry season. All figures are indicative for the 2026 season; confirm directly before booking.
Our take
Vietnam is where to go for a modern, high quality Asian golf week that still feels like good value, with a run of championship courses on one beautiful coast and a culture and food scene that makes the rest days as good as the golf. The central coast around Hoiana and Danang is the obvious base, with Laguna Lang Co and Ba Na Hills adding variety and the south an optional second leg.
Our advice is to base on the central coast, play the cluster from one beachfront resort, and only add the south if you have a full week and want the complete tour, timing it for the drier months. Our Vietnam golf hub, the Danang and central Vietnam guide and the best golf courses in Vietnam set out the options, the Vietnam golf holidays and luxury golf tours of Vietnam pages show the shapes, and our team can hold the resort tee times and shape the week around them.
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Vietnam golf deals, your questions
What golf packages are available in Vietnam for 2026?
Vietnam sells golf as stay and play and touring packages, anchored on the central Danang and Hoi An coast and the south around Ho Tram. The headline courses are Hoiana Shores by Robert Trent Jones II, the Faldo designed Laguna Lang Co, BRG Danang, Ba Na Hills in the mountains, and The Bluffs Grand Ho Tram. Operators bundle five star beachfront resorts with multiple rounds and transfers for the 2026 season. All figures are indicative; always confirm directly before booking.
Where is the best golf in Vietnam?
The Danang and Hoi An coast in central Vietnam is the densest cluster of high quality courses, with Hoiana Shores, BRG Danang, Montgomerie Links and Laguna Lang Co within easy reach, plus Ba Na Hills up in the mountains. The south around Ho Tram and Ho Chi Minh City adds The Bluffs Grand Ho Tram. Most trips base on the central coast and add a southern leg if time allows.
When is the best time to play golf in Vietnam?
Central Vietnam plays best in the drier months, roughly February to August, with the heaviest rain around October and November. The south is warm year round with a dry season from around December to April. Heat and humidity are high, so early tee times and cart golf are the norm. Book the marquee resort courses ahead in the dry season.
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Researched and written by the GolfForKings editorial desk. Vietnam package shapes and indicative details compiled June 2026 from resort and operator sources; the headline courses include the Robert Trent Jones II designed Hoiana Shores near Hoi An, the Faldo designed Laguna Lang Co, BRG Danang, Ba Na Hills and The Bluffs Grand Ho Tram in the south, with five star beachfront resorts such as New World Hoiana supporting stay and play. Green fees and package rates are indicative for the 2026 season and change with availability. Always confirm directly before booking. Last reviewed June 2026.