The Vietnam Golf Coast
Stay on One of Asia’s Best Beaches
Play Vietnam’s Best Golf Courses
World-Class Luxury at Excellent Value!
Danang, Hoi An, and Hue are connected to each other by new coastal roads and tunnels. Together they make up Vietnam’s Golf Coast. Vietnam’s recognition as an up-and-coming golf destination is no secret, but the Vietnam Golf Coast ups the ante even further.
Da Nang or Danang dated to the early 14th century when the area was settled small collection hamlets in central Vietnam. In 1954 with the division of Vietnam into the North and South, Danang became part of South Vietnam, and in 1965 was the location of the first landing of US forces in Vietnam and aptly coined “China Beach.” Nowadays, the area is home to one of Asia’s best beaches, many world-class resorts, and Vietnam’s best golf courses. For example, Ba Na Hills Golf Club and the BRG Danang Golf Resort are ranked continuously among Asia’s leading golf clubs. It is no surprise then that some refer to this area as the Vietnam Golf Coast.
Hoi An, with its lovely wooden shop-homes, was set up in the 16th century. It was revived in the 20th century to commemorate the long history of Vietnamese international trade. Wandering through its protected old town is like being transported back to a time when Hoi An was Vietnam’s most important trading port. For those looking a glimpse of the real Vietnam, or just a fun night out, Hoi An mixes old world charm with modern and vibrant nightlife.
Hue has gone through seven centuries of development. In 1802, Hue became Vietnam’s capital when the first King of the Nguyen dynasty, chose the location for the Imperial City. Hue remained Vietnam’s capital until 1945, when Bao Dai, the last of the Nguyen emperors, moved the Imperial City to its present location in Hanoi. Nowadays you can find a world-class Vietnam golf course halfway between Danang and Hue, Laguna Lang Co Golf Club.
Enjoy a golf holiday in Danang and play the best golf courses in Vietnam.
