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The Bluffs Ho Tram
Norman routed eighteen holes through towering seaside dunes, fast and firm with the ocean in view from almost every tee. Among the very best in Asia.
Photo: The Bluffs Grand Ho Tram / Google
Trip planning · Vietnam
Vietnam Golf Holidays
A long, golf rich coastline from Danang to Ho Chi Minh City, where Norman, Faldo and Robert Trent Jones Jr designs sit beside beach resorts and remarkable food.
Nov to AprBest months
DanangGolf hub
One per playerCaddies
about $2,500From / head
Who it suits
Asia's most exciting golf coast
Vietnam suits the golfer who wants new, world class courses without the established price tags of Japan or Australia, wrapped in a holiday of beaches, history and some of the best food in Asia.
It works well for couples and mixed groups as much as buddies trips, since the resorts are strong and the non golf days are genuinely worth taking. Caddies, one per player, are part of the experience.
The Vietnamese courses to build around
Most great Vietnam trips base on the Danang coast, the country's golf capital, then add the southern dunes of Ho Tram. These are the courses to anchor it.
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Laguna Lang Co
Faldo's Vietnamese course threads through rice paddies, streams and jungle hills between the mountains and the sea.
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Ba Na Hills Golf Club
Set in the valleys below the Ba Na hill station, a Luke Donald design with a pine framed front nine and a tumbling back. Often floodlit for cooler evening play.
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Hoiana Shores
Vietnam's first Robert Trent Jones Jr design, a modern coastal links with several holes hard against the beach.
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BRG Danang, Dunes
A second Norman design on the Danang coast, the Dunes course a true links test along the sand.
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Montgomerie Links
A parkland and links hybrid between Danang and Hoi An, a gentler counterpoint to the big dunes courses.
Indicative green fees and package range
Vietnam green fees usually include a caddie, which is close to mandatory, and often a cart. Add comfortable hotels and private transfers and the all in cost still undercuts most established Asian destinations.
| Course | Type | Indicative green fee |
|---|---|---|
| The Bluffs Ho Tram | Links style | $150 to $200 |
| Hoiana Shores | Links style | $150 to $210 |
| Laguna Lang Co | Resort | $150 to $200 |
| Ba Na Hills | Parkland | $120 to $180 |
| BRG Danang, Dunes | Links style | $120 to $180 |
| Montgomerie Links | Parkland links | $110 to $160 |
Package guide. A seven to ten night Vietnam golf trip with five to six rounds, four and five star hotels, private transfers and caddies commonly runs from around $2,500 to $5,000 per golfer for 2026, before international flights. These are third party ranges, not our prices, and you should always confirm directly before booking.
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Ten nights, Danang to the south
Base first on the Danang coast, the country's golf capital, then fly south for the dunes of Ho Tram.
Days 1 to 3
Danang coast
Settle in around Danang or Hoi An and play BRG Danang's Dunes and Montgomerie Links, with the beach and old town close by.
Day 4
Ba Na Hills
Inland to the Luke Donald course in the hills, with cooler air, big elevation changes and the cable car and hill station nearby.
Day 5
Laguna Lang Co
North to Faldo's resort course among rice paddies and streams, an easy day with a spa afternoon to follow.
Day 6
Hoiana Shores
Robert Trent Jones Jr's coastal links south of Hoi An, several holes right on the sand.
Days 7 to 8
Fly south to Ho Tram
A short flight to Ho Chi Minh City and a transfer to the Ho Tram strip on the southern coast.
Day 9
The Bluffs Ho Tram
The headline round, Norman's dunes masterpiece, ideally played twice if time allows.
Day 10
City and home
A final day in Ho Chi Minh City for food and markets before the flight home.
When to book
November to April is the dry window
Central Vietnam around Danang plays well for much of the year, but the comfortable, dry window for the whole country is November to April. The southern resorts near Ho Tram are best avoided in the May to October wet season, when afternoon storms are common.
Caddies are effectively required and tipped separately, so factor that in. Book marquee tee times at The Bluffs and Ba Na Hills early in high season, and allow a buffer day for weather on a longer trip.
Vietnam golf holidays: common questions
Do I need a caddie to play golf in Vietnam?
Almost always, yes. Most Vietnamese courses require one caddie per player, usually included in or added to the green fee and tipped separately. They are a genuine help on unfamiliar, hilly layouts.
When is the best time for a Vietnam golf holiday?
November to April is the dry, comfortable window across the country. Central Vietnam around Danang plays well for much of the year, while the south is best avoided in the May to October wet season.
How much are green fees in Vietnam in 2026?
Marquee courses such as The Bluffs Ho Tram, Hoiana Shores and Laguna Lang Co run roughly 150 to 210 dollars in high season, usually including a caddie. Danang courses sit a little lower. Always confirm directly before booking.
Where should I base a Vietnam golf trip?
Danang is the golf capital and the natural first base, with several top courses within an hour. Add a few nights near Ho Tram in the south for The Bluffs to round out a longer trip.
Can non golfers enjoy the trip?
Very much so. Hoi An's old town, Danang's beaches, the food and the spas make Vietnam one of the better golf destinations for mixed groups and couples.