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South Vietnam Golf Courses

Vietnam’s south region, with a warm year-round climate and diverse natural scenery, has become an ideal destination for local and overseas golfers. From long white sandy beaches to gently rolling green hills, each golf course here is like a vivid picture that any golfer has been dreaming of.

The south region is home to several international standards and distinguished prize-winning golf courses. One of the most prominent is The Bluffs Ho Tram Strips, nestled along Ho Tram Beach. This was recognized as “Vietnam’s Best Golf Course 2023” by the World Golf Awards. Designed by the legend Greg Norman, featuring challenging fairways set along the beach, making every shot like playing on a natural masterpiece. Additionally, Tan Son Nhat Golf Course offers convenience and lush green scenery right in the bustling Ho Chi Minh City. With a 36-hole design, this golf course is the ideal destination for both amateur and professional golfers.

South Vietnam witnesses two different seasons: the dry season (from November to April) and the rainy season (from May to October). The dry season is the best time to play golf, with average temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C and blue skies. Even in the rainy season, you can enjoy the game because the rains are short.

The exponential development of tourism has made South Vietnam a magnet, drawing thousands of visitors annually. There are various activities for you to do after golf rounds, from relaxing on the beach such as Con Dao or Phu Quoc, two famous pristine beaches. If you are an adventure lover, don’t forget to explore the Cu Chi Tunnel or the floating market in the Mekong Delta, where you can immerse yourself in the local life and tradition.

With premium golf courses combined with unique tourism opportunities, South Vietnam is truly a place for every golfer. Discover the best golf course and visit our Stay and Play Golf Package to this beautiful region and make your best time here.

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