Tan Son Nhat Golf Course

Thirty-six holes at the end of the runway.

Tan Son Nhat is the closest golf to anywhere in Ho Chi Minh City. Its four nines sit on the northern side of the international airport, so you can watch aircraft lift off over the fairways and be back in a District 1 hotel for lunch. The club opened in 2015 and marked its eleventh anniversary in 2026. It publishes a clear rate card, takes bookings by email, phone or online, and keeps every one of its 36 holes lit after dark. For a stopover, an arrival afternoon or a round squeezed between meetings, nothing in the city is easier.

Tan Son Nhat Golf Course green fees and tee times.

Visitors are welcome every day. Book through the club’s online reservation page, by email to golfsales.tsn@longbiencorp.vn, or on the hotlines +84 28 3987 6666 and +84 94 666 0088, which are staffed from 05:30 to 22:00; Zalo and Messenger also work for quick questions. The published price depends on the day and on your tee-off band: early (05:37–08:29), midday (08:30–14:59) or after 15:00. Every rate includes the green fee, a caddie, a seat in a shared cart and a meal or breakfast. A cart to yourself costs ₫800,000 on weekdays and ₫900,000 at weekends. Asian booking agents sell the course as well, but some quote foreign “inbound” prices above the club’s own card: in November 2026 GoVi Golf listed a Tuesday-to-Friday afternoon round at ₫2,980,000, against ₫2,487,000 on the club’s card, so compare before you pay.

The round, in perspective.

Nelson & Haworth, the Hong Kong practice behind many Asian layouts, designed the complex as four nine-hole loops on 156 hectares. Together they measure 14,664 yards at a combined par of 144, so any pairing gives a full-length round of roughly 7,300 yards. Each nine has its own setting. Course A wraps around a large lake, and it opens with a 449-yard par four, then a 474-yard par four rated the hardest hole on that nine, then a 609-yard par five squeezed by out-of-bounds on the left. Course B runs through woodland, Course C climbs over rolling ground, and Course D is the most open, with long views across the site. Deep bunkers and sloping greens are the main defence; the land itself is fairly gentle.

Know before you go.

Included

Green fee, caddie, shared cart and a meal

Extra cart rental

₫800,000 weekdays, ₫900,000 weekends and holidays

Booking a caddie

₫220,000 to reserve a specific caddie

Rentals

Full set ₫1,178,000; shoes ₫373,000

Accompanied course visit (non-player)

₫785,000 weekdays, ₫884,000 weekends

Lights

All 36 holes are floodlit for night golf

Make the trip work.

The floodlights change how you plan. In the dry season the after-15:00 band is the smart choice: weekday rates drop back to the early-morning price, the worst of the heat has gone, and you finish under lights. At weekends that slot is also the cheapest of the day by some margin. Ask which two nines you will play when you book. The range sells 50 balls for ₫120,000, and the chipping and putting area costs ₫200,000, which helps if you arrive straight from a flight.

The clubhouse is at 6 Tan Son Street in An Hoi Tay ward, on the far side of the runways from the terminals. A taxi or Grab from Tan Son Nhat International Airport (SGN) is a short ride, but you have to drive around the airfield to reach the gate. District 1 is about 8 km away in a straight line, and the city’s traffic sets the real journey time.

Where it is.

Nearby: 1. Song Be Golf Resort (12 km) · 2. Vinpearl Golf Léman (19 km) · 3. Vietnam Golf & Country Club (19 km) · 4. Royal Island Golf & Villas (27 km) · 5. Long Thanh Golf Club (27 km) · 6. Royal Long An Golf & Villas (35 km)

Somewhere to settle in.

There is no hotel on site, so most visitors stay in District 1 around Nguyen Hue and the riverfront, where every level of hotel is within a short ride. If golf is the main purpose, the airport hotels in Tan Binh and the Phu Nhuan district cut the journey to minutes and make a dawn tee time easy.

Make a trip of it.

Vietnam Golf & Country Club in Thu Duc and Song Be Golf Resort to the north are both within an hour, which gives you three different clubs without changing hotel. Twin Doves in the north is another option. Off the course, the War Remnants Museum, Ben Thanh Market and the Saigon river cruises fill a rest day, and Cu Chi is an easy half-day trip.

Find your season.

Saigon’s dry season runs from December to April, with March and April the hottest months. From May to November afternoon storms arrive most days, often violently but briefly, which is when the twilight tee times are most at risk. Morning rounds hold up well all year.