• 3-nights’ accommodation at The Renaissance Hotel, Saigon
  • In: Saturday 16 March | Out: Tuesday 19 March 2024
• 5-nights’ accommodation at Pullman Danang Beach Resort
  • In: Tuesday 19 March | Out: Sunday 24 March
• 5-nights’ accommodation at Sofitel Metropole, Hanoi
  • In: Sunday 24 March| Out: Friday 29 March
• Daily full breakfast at each hotel
• Other meals as indicated in itinerary
• 8 Rounds of golf at (includes shared cart & caddie):
  • Vietnam Golf & Country Club, Saigon
  • BRG Danang Resort
  • Ba Na Hills, Danang
  • Hoiana Shores, Danang
  • Laguna Lang Co, Danang
  • BRG Kings Island, Hanoi
  • Hilltop Valley, Hanoi
  • Skylake Resort & Golf Club, Hanoi
• All transfers between airports, golf, hotel, activities
• Two airfares (Economy)
  • Saigon – Danang, Tues 19 March (1.25hrs)
  • Danang – Hanoi, Sun 24 March (1.5hrs)
• Private sightseeing tours as per itinerary (Saigon, Hoi An, Hanoi)
• All taxes and local fees
• Services of your Voyages.golf tour hosts throughout
• Voyages.golf travel kit (sizing will be required)
• Daily prizes for golf

 

 

Not Included

• Meals not listed in itinerary
• International flights (available on request)
• Items of a personal nature
• Tipping & gratuities
• Entrance Visa fee

 

Day 1, Saturday 16 March 2024 – Arrivals

• Arrival day & start of the tour. On arrival, we will transfer you to the five-star Renaissance Hotel which overlooks the Saigon River for check-in.
• The afternoon is free to spend at your leisure
• Overnight at the 5-star Renaissance Hotel

 

Day 2, Sunday 17 March – Sightseeing

• Today we have a full-day tour of Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City). We’ll visit paper making families, Dongkhoi St, History Museum, BenThanh Market and Thong Nhat Hall (Former US Embassy) with a professional guide the whole time.
• After freshening up, we head to dinner at a local restaurant for our official Welcome Dinner.
• Overnight at the 5-star Renaissance Hotel

Day 3, Monday 18 March – Golf

• Our first round of golf on tour is at Vietnam Golf Club’s East Course by Lee Trevino. This facility is Vietnam’s oldest 36-hole golf club and one of the most established country clubs in Asia.
• Lunch is included at the club
• Overnight at the 5-star Renaissance Hotel in Saigon.

Day 4, Tuesday 19 March – Travel

• Check-out & meet in the lobby ready for a private transfer to the airport. We head to Vietnam’s Golf Coast for 5-nights at the 5-star Pullman Resort, overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
• The Saigon-Danang airfare is included in the tour.

Day 5, Wednesday 20 March – Golf

• Meet in the lobby ready for departure to Hoiana Shores Golf Club. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr, this links golf course sits right beside the sea and only opened in 2020, making it one of Vietnam’s premier new golf courses.
• Lunch is included at the club.
• Overnight at the 5-star Pullman Resort.

Day 6, Thursday 21 March – Golf

• Meet in the lobby ready for departure to one of Vietnam’s best golf courses: Ba Na Hills. Designed by Luke Donald, this parkland course contrasts massively to yesterday’s course with its location amongst rivers and densely forested foothills. Frequently voted in Asia’s best top 10 golf courses, you won’t want to miss this.
• Lunch is included at t
• Overnight at the 5-star Pullman Resort.

Day 7, Friday 22 March – Golf, Sightseeing

• After breakfast at your leisure, we meet in the lobby, ready to depart for golf at Laguna Lang Co. One of the best seaside courses, Laguna Lang Co is wedged between the mountains and ocean with its 18 holes playing amongst varied terrain including roaming buffalo and rice paddies.
• Lunch is included at the club.
• Overnight at the 5-star Pullman Resort Danang

Day 8, Saturday 23 March – Golf

• After breakfast at the hotel, we meet for a transfer to the last golf course on our Danang itinerary, which is fittingly the oldest course in Danang. Designed by Greg Norman, BRG Danang Golf Club is a challenging seaside links which promotes risk-reward shots. Stay on the fairway and you have a chance, if not you’ll be challenged all the way.
• Lunch is included at the club.
• Overnight at the 5-star Pullman Resort

Day 9, Sunday 24 March – Travel

• Meet in the lobby ready for departure. We’ll take a private transfer to Danang Airport & a 1.25hr plane (economy) to Vietnam’s northern capital Hanoi. Upon arrival, we’ll head straight to the Sofitel Metropole for check-in (5-nights). This hotel is, in our view, the best in Hanoi (it was the meeting place of Trump & Kim Jong Un). Suffice to say, this is Hanoi’s premiere hotel & we’re happy to be guests.
• Overnight at the 5-star Sofitel Metropole.

Day 10, Monday 25 March – Golf

• After breakfast, we meet in the lobby, ready to depart for BRG Kings Island Resort. Designed by Robert McFarland, the Kings Course enjoys scenic mountain and lakeside views with water coming into play.
• Lunch is included at the club
• Overnight at the 5-star Sofitel Metropole

Day 12, Tuesday 26 March – Sightseeing

• Meet in the lobby with your cameras ready! We embark on a tour of Hanoi including the One Pilla Pagoda, Literature Temple, the First University in Vietnam, the Old Quarter, a traditional puppet show in the afternoon.
• Overnight at the 5-star Sofitel Metropole

Day 13, Wednesday 27 March – Golf

•  Today we play one of the most scenic courses on the itinerary: Hilltop Valley. The front nine plays in the valley and the back nine plays at extreme elevation so make sure your camera is charged. The course commands sweeping views of the countryside.
• Lunch is included at the club.
• Overnight at the 5-star Sofitel Metropole.

Day 14, Thursday 28 March – Golf

• Our eighth and last round of golf has arrived. We save one of the best for last and today it’s the Sky Course at Skylake Golf Club. Designed and managed by IMG, this resort features 36 holes of golf, both championship quality. Make sure your camera has enough memory left because you’ll need it!
• Lunch is included at the club.
• After freshening up at the hotel, we’ll head out for a final farewell dinner at a local restaurant.
• Overnight at the 5-star Sofitel Metropole.

Day 15, Friday 29 March – Departures

• After breakfast at your leisure, we have a private transfer to Hanoi airport for onward departures. This is where we say farewell and thanks for joining us on such an insightful trip to Vietnam.

 

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Vietnam Country Club – Trevino Course, Saigon

Set amongst 300 acres of land just 17km from Saigon’s city centre, Vietnam Golf & Country Club is the nation’s first 36-hole golf facility with two 18-hole courses. We’re playing the East Course, designed by famous American Lee Trevino. Thew championship East Course plays through woodlands and it favours a natural layout. It has more generous fairways than its sister the East Course but it also features 110 well-placed bunkers and undulating greens, so you must place your fairway shot accurately for an easy two-putt. Maintained as a private club, the off-course facilities are welcoming and the food is fantastic.

 

Hoiana Shores Golf Club, Danang

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr, the Hoiana Shores Golf Club is Danang’s newest golf course, opening for play in 2020. Its flagsticks feature lantern designs as the course is near the UNESCO World Heritage town Hoi An, known as the ’city of lanterns.’ The course itself is a links design, with the entire complex comprised of pure sand. The fairways spring up haphazardly and there are plenty of different ways to approach the greens so keep your mind open. Hoiana Shores has been awarded as one of Vietnam’s best new golf courses so we’re very excited to play this new course.

 

Ba Na Hills Danang

Designed by Luke Donald, the par-72 Ba Na Hills Golf Club is 15km west of Danang, set in the foothills of Bana Hills. The course is laid out in several valleys, amidst crisscrossing rivers and dense jungle. Various holes has elevation changes and command views over the surrounding land. It is relatively long by golf course standards at 7,858 yards from the tips (7.2km); it definitely favours the bigger hitters. It opened in 2016 and has since been rated one of Asia’s best golf courses. Managed by IMG to championship quality, Ba Na Hills is unique in several ways. One is the bunkering with long grass around the edges and face of each hazard, and its greens are angled away from fairways and only slightly undulated. It is the sort of course that allows you to use every club in your bag with a variety of shots available.

 

BRG Danang Golf Resort

Designed by the shark Greg Norman, the BRG Da Nang Golf Course opened in 2010, immediately recognised as one of the 15 best new courses in the world by USA GOLF Magazine, and Asia’s best course in 2011, 2012 and 2013 by Asian Golf Monthly. Designed as a links course, the fairways are generous and there is no out of bounds which is either a blessing or a curse depending on how  wayward your shots are. Sculpted bunkers, ill shaped greens and natural topography combine for a great test of golf beside the Pacific

Ocean.

Laguna Lang Co, Danang

Designed Sir Nick Faldo, the Laguna Lang Co Resort’s golf course is one of the most intriguing courses on our itinerary. Wedged between the ocean and a ring of mountains which creates a natural amphitheatre that houses this immaculately kept golf course. The terrain varies dramatically from sea views to forested tracks that meander through rice paddies. The wind can come into play but only on the holes where you can see the ocean; there are more forested holes than not. Watch out for the unnaturally large bunkers and lightning fast greens: this is a world-class golf course!

 

BRG Kings Island Resort – Kings Course, Hanoi

Designed by Jack Nicklaus, the BRG Danang Kings Course opened for play in 2018 and is one of three 18-hole golf courses at the sprawling golf facility. It is situated on 250 hectares of land an 1,500  hectares of waterfront. With wide, generous fairways, its challenges come in the form of bunkers and  water. It is the best golf choice for club golfers. With a resort-style layout, the Kings Course is extremely  fun but not too challenging like the other courses at BRG Hanoi. At over 7,000 yards, the course is  quite long so don’t be caught laying up!

 

Hilltop Valley Golf Club, Hanoi

This is the longest drive we have to and from a golf course, but we promise, it’s worth it. Designed and  managed by IMG, the Hilltop Valley Golf Course opened in 2019 with two contrasting nines. The front nine plays along a river at the bottom of a valley, with water coming into play frequently.The back nine required a steep ascent to the hilltop where the course features commanding views over the land so take a camera! Severe elevation changes and a golf course butting out of dense jungle make  Hilltop Valley appear as a golfers paradise in heaven. There is a great mix of challenging holes but they are  playable for all types of golfers so don’t be perturbed; we’re here to have fun.

 

Skylake Resort & Golf Club, Hanoi

Established in 2012, the 36-hole Skylake Golf Club is one of Asia’s best facilities. We’re playing the Sky Course which is surrounded by natural Vietnamese jungle and it features dramatic landscapes throughout. The Lake Course is more severe and favoured by pros, whereas the Sky Course can be played by everyone whilst offering a fair challenge throughout. Don’t be fooled by the generous fairways; elevated greens with turtle-back contours challenge incoming shots and dense surrounding jungle will steal your golf ball. To finish our golf tour in style, the Skylake Resort & Golf Club is the pick of the bunch; we’ll let you make up your own mind!

The Renaissance Hotel in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)

Directly overlooking the Saigon River, the 5-star Renaissance Hotel has been welcoming guests for decades and it has developed a reputation as Ho Chi Minh City’s premier meeting place for travellers with luxurious rooms and various restaurants inhouse. It has been refurbished to showcase its luxury brand name and the rooms are adorned with plush bedding & modern amenities. Either head out for some local delicacies or eat in house with four restaurants that showcase either Vietnamese, International or Chinese cuisines. Local attractions consist of the Opera House, Ben Thanh Market, Nguyen Hue Walking Street and the National History Museum.

 

Pullman Resort in Danang

Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the 5-star Pullman Resort (owned by Accor), is, in our opinion, Danang’s best Resort. It features spacious rooms with lots of natural light and luxurious amenities including a world-class spa, multiple pools, exquisite food and plenty of space to unwind in peace. This Resort personifies a luxurious break from the bustles of cities and modern life, in resplendent charm. All rooms feature private balconies or gardens. Occupying one of the best seaside spots in Danang, the Pullman Resort combines leisure, luxury and food in a brilliant show of splendour.

 

Sofitel Legends Metropole in Hanoi

More recently renowned as the meeting place for President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un, the Sofitel Legends Metropole is widely regarded as Hanoi’s most prestigious hotel. Its opulence and old-world charm blends charismatically with the Sofitel’s globally recognised brand as a bastion of luxury. Ever the stalwart, The Sofitel Metropole is one of Hanoi’s oldest hotels which has served as the country’s meeting place and will serve our purposes beautifully.

 

• Prices are per person
• Prices are guaranteed
  • Special: Book this tour and receive a 15% discount off travel insurance (Australian residents only)

 

AUD (Per Person)

AUD 8,798	Double Occupancy
AUD 11,298	Single Occupancy

 

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All transport is by private VIP touring bus and flight tickets are included domestically.