Vietnam Golf & Country Club

Vietnam Golf & Country Club is the first 36-hole golf club in Vietnam and is widely regarded as the country's premier golf and country club. The West Course first opened in December 1994, designed by renowned Taiwanese architect Chen King Shih, and hosted the prestigious Vietnam Open (Asian PGA Tour Event) in both 1995 and 1997. Six-time major champion Lee Trevino was invited to design the second 18-hole East Course, which opened in late 1997, cementing VGCC's status as a world-class golf destination.

Set amongst 300 hectares of pristine woodland just 20 kilometers from Ho Chi Minh City center, the resort features two exceptional championship courses. The West Course stretches 7,106 yards at Par 72, offering an equally challenging experience guarded by cleverly positioned bunkers, numerous lakes, tricky elevated and undulating Bermuda greens. The East Course measures 6,946 yards and provides more generous fairways than the West, but challenges players with 110 well-positioned bunkers, strategic water hazards, and undulating fast-rolling Bermuda Tifdwarf greens.

The club's facilities are second to none, featuring modern amenities that meet international standards. The clubhouse includes a driving range, luxurious locker rooms with comfortable areas, Japanese showers, a Turkish Steam Room, and a Finnish Sauna. Additional facilities include swimming pools, tennis courts, a gym, squash courts, and an international restaurant. The pro shop is fully stocked, and the resort provides comprehensive practice facilities for all aspects of the game. VGCC represents the pinnacle of golf excellence in Vietnam.