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Faldo’s routing through dunes, boulders and working rice paddies.
Destination imageryPhu Quoc’s first international-standard course, set in tropical forest in the island’s north.

Vinpearl Golf Phu Quoc was the first international-standard course on Vietnam’s largest island, opening in 2015 in the north near Ganh Dau. It sits inside the big Vinpearl resort complex, alongside VinWonders and the Vinpearl Safari, so many golfers simply walk over from their hotel. The course is enclosed by forest and far from the island’s main roads, which makes it quiet. It also has a clear published price structure with hotel-guest discounts, which helps when you are budgeting a beach week with a couple of rounds.
Visitors book through the course on +84 297 384 4292, through Vinpearl hotel reception, or through golf operators such as Golfasian. The 18-hole visitor rate includes a caddie and a shared cart. A private cart for one visitor costs ₫450,000 more, and naming a particular caddie costs ₫270,000. Vinpearl hotel guests pay noticeably less than walk-in visitors, so book through your hotel if you are staying in the group. From December to March an extra ₫300,000 per round applies to visitors and agents’ guests.
Visitor rate for 18 holes on weekdays, including caddie and shared cart, as listed by VinWonders (December 2025) and the Phu Quoc tourism portal; weekends ₫4,300,000; Vinpearl hotel guests from ₫2,550,000.
| Visitor, 18 holes, weekday | ₫3,600,000 |
|---|---|
| Visitor, 18 holes, weekend/holiday | ₫4,300,000 |
| Vinpearl hotel guest, 18 holes, weekday | ₫2,550,000 |
| Vinpearl hotel guest, 18 holes, weekend/holiday | ₫2,950,000 |
| Peak surcharge (Dec–Mar), per 18 holes | ₫300,000 |
IMG Worldwide designed the course, an 18-hole par 72 that VinWonders lists at 7,080 yards; Golfasian quotes 7,306 yards and mentions three loops named Nha Trang, Phu Quoc and Quy Nhon, so ask which nines are in play. It sits in tropical forest on largely flat ground, with streams and reservoirs coming into play on several holes. Fairways are wide in the resort style and the greens roll and tilt, so the putter does most of the scoring. Platinum paspalum covers every playing surface, from tee to green. The Phu Quoc tourism board points to the 13th as the hole with an ocean view. Golfasian notes there are no on-course kiosks, so carry water for each nine.
VinWonders lists a ₫1,600,000 visiting fee, cart included, which suits a non-golfing partner, or take a 30-minute guided course tour for ₫300,000. If you plan to play twice, ask about extended play: 27 holes costs one and a half times the 18-hole rate and 36 holes double. Bring your own drinks, because there is no halfway kiosk, and outside food and drink attracts a fee. Early tee times avoid the hottest part of the day on this sheltered, low-lying site.
Phu Quoc International Airport (PQC), on the south of the island, is about 40 minutes by road, according to Golfasian. Direct international flights arrive from across Asia. Duong Dong, the main town, sits roughly halfway between the airport and the course. If you stay in the Vinpearl complex, the first tee is a short ride from your hotel.
Nearby: 1. Eschuri Vung Bau Golf (6 km)
Several Vinpearl hotels sit within the same northern complex, including Vinpearl Resort & Spa Phu Quoc and Vinpearl Wonderworld, and their guests get the lower golf rate. Staying here puts the course, VinWonders and the safari park close together. For more choice of restaurants, Duong Dong and Long Beach are about half an hour south, though you will need a car for each round.
Eschuri Vung Bau Golf is a short drive south along the west coast and makes a very different second round, half in forest and half by the sea. Off the course, Vinpearl Safari is next door, VinWonders Phu Quoc has water rides, and Ganh Dau cape looks across to Cambodia. In the south, the Hon Thom cable car crosses the sea to the An Thoi islands.
Phu Quoc’s dry season runs from about November to April, with calm seas and the most reliable sunshine from December to March. Those months carry a peak surcharge. The south-west monsoon brings rain and rougher seas from May to October, with the wettest weather around August and September.
Explore golf by monthVisitors pay ₫3,600,000 for 18 holes on weekdays and ₫4,300,000 at weekends, as listed by VinWonders and the island’s tourism portal. That includes a caddie and a shared cart. Vinpearl hotel guests pay from ₫2,550,000, and a ₫300,000 surcharge applies from December to March.
VinWonders lists a ₫1,600,000 visiting fee that includes a cart for the round, and a 30-minute cart tour of the course with a guide costs ₫300,000.
They suit different trips. Vinpearl is the older, sheltered forest course, cheaper for Vinpearl hotel guests. Eschuri, opened in 2024, is longer and finishes along the coast, with more sea views and a higher visitor rate. Many golfers play both.
Last checked 11 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
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