Tan Hai village,
Quảng Ninh, Quảng Bình Province
The Course:
18 holes.
Designer:
Brian Curley (Schmidt-Curley Design) designed the Forest Dunes and Ocean Dunes courses.
Above distances are for the Ocean Dunes course. Also at Quang Binh is the 18-hole Forest Dunes course (par-72; 7123 yds from back tees).
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106.754597
26 km SE of Dong Hoi / 240 km NW of Da Nang.
Quang Binh (Ocean Dunes)
FLC Quang Binh Golf Links (Ocean Dunes course): The Ocean Dunes course and its slightly older sibling, Forest Dunes, enjoyed a headstart on many of the world's newest golf developments. And its not just that they were laid out by a prolific master-craftsman, Brian Curley. The two courses extend over the kind of "linksland" terrain on which the game itself was first played.
Occupying a small part of an expansive 70 km coastal duneland strip, the courses are mapped onto a rugged natural sandy landscape. Here you'll find deserted beaches, a deep hinterland of white sand dunes liberally laced with casuarina pine vegetation, occasional lagoons and behind all that, vast areas of exposed windswept dunes.
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc. [Last updated: 2021].
FLC's master plan for Quang Binh envisages a development of up to 10 golf courses, several resort hotels and residential areas ... planning applications permitting.
The FLC Group, a large Vietnamese real estate investment and development company, now owns and operates several golf and resort facilities spread along Vietnam's east coast. From north to south, you'll find FLC Ha Long Bay (a luxury resort not too far from Hanoi and Hai Phong), FLC Samson Links (another luxury resort three hours drive south of Hanoi), FLC Quang Binh (an intended mega-resort near Dong Ha on the way down to Da Nang), and FLC Quy Nhon (a beach and golf resort well south of Da Nang).
Tan Hai village, Quảng Ninh, Quảng Binh Province.
Tel: (tba)
Visit websiteResort hotel due to open in 2020.
Quang Binh (Forest Dunes and Ocean Dunes courses)
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