4 Days Golf in Da Nang: Courses, Costs, and Itineraries
4 days golf in Da Nang offers the perfect blend of challenging courses, scenic views, and leisure activities. This coastal city in central Vietnam is famous for its stunning beaches and rich cultural heritage. Recently, it is also becoming one of the top golf destinations in Southeast Asia. Da Nang offers an unforgettable experience with world-class golf courses and an ideal climate for outdoor sports. In this article, we will help you plan a perfect 4-day golf holiday in this beautiful city.
Which Golf Courses Fit a Four-Day Da Nang Trip?
For two rounds, Montgomerie Links and Legend Da Nang make the simplest coastal pairing. Replace one with Ba Na Hills if you want a more demanding inland course. Vinpearl Golf Nam Hoi An suits a Hoi An-based stay or a longer southern course transfer. The prices below are 18-hole planning benchmarks, not guaranteed tee-time quotes.
Montgomerie Links Vietnam
Location: Coastal Road, Dien Ban Dong Ward, Da Nang, between the city and Hoi An
Estimated transfer: 30 – 40 minutes from the airport or 30 to 40 minutes from city center
Course: 18 holes / par 72 /7066 yards
Estimated green fees: 3980000 ($153) for weekday and 4650000 ($179) for weekend
Designer: Colin Montgomerie
Setting: Sandy, links-inspired terrain with casuarina trees, bunkers, water and exposure to the coastal breeze
Choose this course for a strategic first round rather than simply for the length. The club’s yardage book describes a full water carry at the par-3 fifth and twelve influencing the par-5 twelfth, starting from tees that forces carries comfortably for your group and checking the day’s wind before choosing a target line.
Montgomerie Links Vietnam
Legend Da Nang Golf Resort
Location: 726 Truong Sa Street, Ngu Hanh Son Ward, Da Nang
Estimated transfer: from 35 minutes from Danang International Airport and city center
Course: Norman: 18 holes / par 72 / 7160 yards; Nicklaus: 18 holes / par 73 / 7,380 yards
Estimated green fee: Norman: VND 4250000 ($163) for weekday, VND 5650000 ($217) for weekend; Nicklaus: VND 4400000 ($169) for weekday, VND 5800000 ($223) for weekend
Designer: Greg Norman (Norman Course) and Jack Nicklaus (Nicklaus Course)
Setting: Norman Course: Coastal links-style terrain with natural sand dunes, expansive bunkers, firm fairways and sea breezes; Nicklaus Course: Riverside parkland-style layout along the Co Co River, featuring wide fairways, water hazards and distinctive wooden bulkheads inspired by American golf courses.
With an area of a playing force of 7,160 yards, BRG Da Nang Golf Resort is the first 18-hole golf course in the Central region designed by golf legend Greg Norman. It is considered a perfect golf course with wide open sand, fast rolling fairways on pristine marine vegetation, an ideal place for visitors to enjoy wonderful experiences with golf and the most classy services.
Legend Da Nang Golf Resort
Ba Na Hills Golf Club
Location: An Son Hamlet, Ba Na Commune, Da Nang
Estimated transfer: 40 to 50 minutes from Da Nang International Airport or 30-45 minutes from city central
Course: 18 holes / Par 72 / 7,858 yards
Estimated green fees: VND 3 060 000 ($118)
Designer: Luke Donald
Setting: Forested foothills, streams, lakes, bunkers and changes of elevation
Ba Na Hills is a stronger physical test than the flatter coastal pair. The club describes the uphill par-4 fifteenth as a hole where the gradient changes its effective length. Its course is fully floodlit, but evening availability and closing time depend on the current operating schedule. Book a confirmed tee time before building a night-golf plan.
Ba Na Hills Golf Club
Vinpearl Golf Nam Hoi An
Location: Vo Chi Cong Street, Thang An Commune, Da Nang; about 17 km south of Hoi An Ancient Town according to the club.
Estimated transfer: 1 hr 10min to 1 hr 20 min from the airport and city center
Course: 18 holes, par 72; 7,038 yards from the listed back tees.
Estimated green fees: VND 2700000 to 4500000 ($104 – $173)
Designer: IMG Worldwide.
Setting: Rolling sandy ground, broad fairways, casuarina trees and large bunkers in a resort complex.
The width can make the course appear gentle, but sand still controls the preferred landing areas. It fits a group staying near Hoi An better than a quick city-based round squeezed before a flight. The resort’s price card includes caddie and shared cart for the stated public rate; confirm any hotel-guest category separately.
Vinpearl Golf Nam Hoi An
Which Four-Day Da Nang Golf Itinerary Fits Your Trip?
A four-day Da Nang trip allows one relaxed round, two rounds with time to explore, or three rounds if your arrival is early enough to play on Day 1. The best route depends on whether you want one hotel, or maximum course variety. Each option below has three nights and leaves the departure day free of a mandatory round.
One Round With Hoi An and the Cham Islands
Three nights in Hoi An and one round at Montgomerie Links Vietnam suit golfers travelling with companions who want a substantial sightseeing day. The trade-off is less course variety, while the island excursion depends on sea conditions.
- Day 1: Land at the airport, transfer to a Hoi An hotel and spend the evening around the Ancient Town at your own pace.
- Day 2: Play 18 holes at Montgomerie Links Vietnam. Return to Hoi An after the round; treat any spa visit as optional unless it appears in your confirmed booking.
- Day 3: Take the Cham Islands excursion when boats and weather permit. Keep a Hoi An or Da Nang land activity as the fallback.
- Day 4: Check out and travel back to the airport with time for the airport formalities.
>>> For the published route and its confirmed inclusions, see the four-day Da Nang golf package with Montgomerie Links and request the current island sailing plan before booking.
Two Rounds From a Nam Hoi An Resort
A three-night stay at Vinpearl Resort & Golf Nam Hoi An pairs its on-site course with Ba Na Hills Golf Club. This choice suits golfers who value resort time and a sharp contrast between coastal sand and inland elevation. The Ba Na Hills day requires a longer road transfer, approximately 90 minutes each way from the resort in the published itinerary.
- Day 1: Arrive at the airport and drive to Vinpearl Resort & Golf Nam Hoi An. Settle in rather than adding a round after the flight.
- Day 2: Play 18 holes at Vinpearl Golf Nam Hoi An. Keep the afternoon for the resort or a prearranged Hoi An visit.
- Day 3: Travel inland to Ba Na Hills Golf Club for 18 holes, then return to the resort. Plan for a long golf day and avoid stacking another fixed activity afterward.
- Day 4: Check out and transfer directly to the airport. Allow extra road time from the southern resort for your flight.
>>> Compare the day-by-day inclusions in the four-day Vinpearl Nam Hoi An and Ba Na Hills golf package and confirm the current hotel, meal and cart terms in a written quote.
Three Rounds Across Da Nang and Hoi An
This faster route plays the Norman Course at Legend Da Nang, Ba Na Hills and Hoiana Shores Golf Club over three consecutive days. Hoiana Shores is an additional coastal course near Hoi An, beyond the four venues profiled above. The published itinerary also changes hotels on Day 3, so it suits golfers with an early arrival, an appetite for daily play and light luggage logistics.
- Day 1: Arrive at the airport early enough for an 18-hole afternoon tee time at Legend Da Nang’s Norman Course, listed as BRG Da Nang in the published tour. Transfer to a Da Nang hotel after golf.
- Day 2: Play Ba Na Hills Golf Club. Return to Da Nang for a prebooked Mikazuki onsen visit and a second city night; confirm bathing access and timing separately.
- Day 3: Drive south to Hoiana Shores Golf Club for the third round, then visit Hoi An Ancient Town and stay overnight nearby.
- Day 4: Transfer from Hoi An to the early airport with a comfortable flight buffer. Avoid adding a fourth round to the departure day.
An arrival delay can erase the first tee time, and three rounds leave little recovery or weather flexibility. Confirm the flight arrival, daylight, course schedule, hotel change and cancellation rules before committing.
>>> The full route appears in the four-day Da Nang golf and onsen itinerary; request a current itinerary and quote rather than relying on its booking widget’s placeholder price.
How Much Does a Four-Day Da Nang Golf Trip Cost?
For four days and three nights with two weekday rounds at Montgomerie Links and Legend Da Nang’s Norman Course, two golfers sharing a room and vehicle should allow about VND 15,580,000 to 20,180,000 ($599 to $776) each before flights.
The two 18-hole rounds are the largest fixed expense in this example. Accommodation, food, transfers, caddie gratuities and personal spending account for most of the variation in the estimated total.
| Cost component | VND per golfer | USD per golfer |
| Two weekday playing bundles | VND 8,230,000 | $317 |
| Three hotel nights, half a twin room | VND 3,750,000 – 5,250,000 | $144 – $202 |
| Airport and course transport share | VND 900,000 – 1,400,000 | $35 – $54 |
| Meals and drinks; four days | VND 1,600,000 – 2,800,000 | $62 – $108 |
| Caddies gratuities, two round | VND 600,000 – 1,000,000 | $23 – $38 |
| Activities and personal spending | VND 500,000 – 1,500,000 | $18 – $58 |
| Estimated total per golfer | VND 15,580,000 – 20,180,000 | $600 – $776 |
When is the Best Time to Play Golf in Da Nang?
March to May is usually the easiest period to plan a four-day Da Nang golf trip. June to August can still offer playable mornings but becomes hotter. Rain and storm disruption become more important from September, with October and November historically the wettest months. December to February is cooler and variable, so a short trip needs a movable tee time or rest day.
March to May: The Most Comfortable Planning Window
This period generally offers a better balance of warmth and rain risk for golfers who want both coastal rounds and sightseeing. February can also work, but cool, cloudy spells remain possible. Reserve preferred morning starts and check whether a coastal course has a tournament or maintenance closure.
June to August: Play Early and Manage Heat
Da Nang’s city portal reports average temperatures of about 28°C to 30°C in June, July and August; afternoon conditions can feel hotter. An early tee time, drinking water, sun protection and a break after the round matter more than a promise of dry, fast fairways. Ba Na Hills may feel different from the coast, but do not assume that its foothill setting eliminates heat or showers.
September to November: Allow for Rain and Storms
Rain risk rises in the autumn, and the city portal identifies October and November as the wettest months, with historical monthly totals in a broad 550 to 1,000 mm range. Avoid locking every activity to one date. Ask the course about drainage, weather closure and cancellation terms, and treat a Cham Islands boat trip as conditional on sea operations.
December to February: Cooler and Variable
These months are cooler, with occasional wet or overcast stretches. January and February can be much drier than October and November, so calling the whole period a single rainy season is misleading. Carry a light layer and a rain cover, and check the forecast before choosing a dawn tee time.
What Should You Check Before Booking?
Confirm the complete route, playing terms and weather fallback before paying for a four-day Da Nang trip. A short stay leaves little room to recover from an unsuitable tee time, an undersized car or a canceled sea excursion.
Airport, Hotel and Golf-Bag Transfers
The course-profile transfer times are estimates for the drive to the clubhouse. They use Novotel Danang Premier Han River as a central hotel reference, not every Da Nang hotel. Allow extra time for airport exit, golf bags, traffic and course check-in, and confirm the live route before departure.
- Give the driver the Da Nang International Airport (DAD) terminal, flight number, hotel address, number of golfers, suitcases and travel-covered golf bags. Ask for a vehicle that actually fits the group and luggage.
- Choose a Da Nang hotel for Legend and city evenings, or a Hoi An base for Montgomerie and Vinpearl Nam Hoi An. Check door-to-door times from that property, including course check-in.
- Do not schedule an 18-hole round immediately before a flight. Allow time to finish, shower, return to the hotel if necessary, collect bags and check in at the airport.
Tee Times, Caddies and Equipment
- Specify the exact course and routing, especially Norman versus Nicklaus at Legend Da Nang Golf Resort. Ask for the visitor category, 18-hole inclusions, shared-cart rules, cancellation deadline and any weekend or holiday supplement in writing.
- Check whether caddie gratuities are separate from the caddie fee. Ask about club hire, shoe hire and the cost of exclusive cart use before relying on any quoted total.
- Each club sets its own dress and equipment rules. Bring a collared golf shirt, suitable shorts or trousers and golf shoes; confirm soft-spike and club-bag requirements for your booked course.
Weather, Sea Trips and Packing
- Keep one non-golf activity movable when rain or storms are possible. Confirm the golf course’s rain-check terms and the Cham Islands operator’s sea cancellation policy.
- Pack light golf clothing, a hat, sunscreen, spare gloves, a rain layer and a bag cover. In the cooler months, add a light outer layer for early starts.
Plan a Four-Day Da Nang Golf Break Around your Priorities
A four-day trip works best when the number of rounds matches the group’s real priority. Choose the Montgomerie and Cham Islands route for one focused round and more sightseeing. Choose Montgomerie and Legend for two contrasting rounds with simpler road logistics. Then adjust the hotel, tees and rest day around the flights and forecast.
Contact us right now to start your 4-day golf holiday in Da Nang. With world-class golf courses, stunning landscapes, and the rich cultural heritage of Da Nang, your golf trip to this beautiful city will certainly be a memorable experience.
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FAQs
What can I do in Da Nang after playing golf?
You can make short trips out to Marble Mountain or the Golden Bridge, but sticky by the water is just as easy. Find a seafood spot right on the sand, order fresh fish and a few beers, or wander into town for street food once the sun drops.
What are the best golf courses to play in Da Nang?
BRG Da Nang and Montgomerie Links are right next to door to each other on the beach road, so they’re the easiest pair to start with. If you want elevation changes and cooler air, drive up to Ba Na Hills. If you’re fine going an hour south toward Hoi An, Vinpearl Nam Hoi An is wide open and kept in pristine condition.
When is the best time of year for a golf trip to Da Nang?
February to August gives you clear skies and dry fairways. You can still play between October and January if you want cheaper resort rates and quiet courses, but expect pop-up rain and bring a jacket.
What should I pack for a golf trip to Da Nang?
Pack lightweight, moisture-wicking shirts and shorts, the morning heat comes on quick. Bring a wide hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, a couple of extra gloves for when your hands sweat, and a bug spray for late afternoon rounds near the water.
Fantastic recommendations! I’ve only played in Thailand and Singapore, but Da Nang sounds like the next destination on my list. Is July a good time for weather, or should I wait? Also, would it be possible to squeeze in an extra round at BRG Da Nang on Day 4 before heading to the airport? Or too rushed?
Dear Adonis,
Thank you for your kind words! Regarding the weather, July is warm and humid with occasional rain, but mornings are generally clear so early tee times are ideal. As for squeezing in an extra round at BRG on Day 4, it’s definitely possible depending on your flight time. We’d be happy to customize the itinerary to allow for that round and ensure smooth airport transfers. Feel free to share your departure details, and we’ll tailor it to fit perfectly!
Best regards,
GolfLux Team
I’ve been hearing so much about Da Nang as a golfing destination, and I’m planning a 4-day trip soon! Do you have any recommendations for where to stay nearby or must-visit spots after a round of golf? And how is the weather like in April?
Dear Simon,
Thank you for choosing Da Nang for your golf trip! For accommodations, we recommend InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort for luxury, Pullman Danang Beach Resort for mid-range, or Grandvrio Ocean Resort for budget-friendly options, all near top courses like BRG Da Nang Golf Resort and Ba Na Hills Golf Club. After golf, you can visit My Khe Beach, Marble Mountains, and Hoi An Ancient Town. In April, the weather is perfect for golfing, with warm temperatures (25–32°C) and minimal rain.
Let us know if you’d like help with bookings or planning your trip, we’re here to make it unforgettable!
Best regards,
GolfLux Team