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Golf in Asia.

Asia’s golf ranges from Thailand’s caddie-led resort golf in Phuket, Hua Hin and Pattaya to Vietnam’s new coastal courses, Bali’s clifftops and the desert links of the Gulf. Start with the country that fits your season and how far you want to fly, then build the week around a base rather than a tour.

A little planning goes a long way.Climate matters as much as course choice. Compare the cooler travel months, check tournament and maintenance closures, and choose a hotel around both golf days and the rest of your holiday.
United Arab Emirates · Yas Island

Yas Links

A waterfront golf escape with Abu Dhabi on the doorstep.

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United Arab Emirates · Emirates Hills

Emirates Golf Club

The Desert Classic’s home since 1989, plus a floodlit Faldo for evening rounds.

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United Arab Emirates · Jumeirah Golf Estates

Jumeirah Golf Estates

Earth and Fire by Greg Norman, where the DP World Tour season finishes.

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United Arab Emirates · Saadiyat Island

Saadiyat Beach Golf Club

Gary Player’s beachfront course, gazelles included, with a freshly reworked back nine.

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Indonesia · Pecatu

New Kuta Golf

Limestone clifftop golf above Dreamland Beach, 20 minutes from the airport.

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Thailand · Kathu

Red Mountain Golf Club

Phuket’s hilliest round, cut through the cliffs and flooded pits of an old tin mine.

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Thailand · Thalang

Blue Canyon Country Club

The Canyon Course where Tiger Woods came from eight back, minutes from Phuket airport.

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Thailand · Cherngtalay

Laguna Golf Phuket

Lagoon golf inside Phuket’s biggest resort complex, with rates published to the baht.

Thailand · Kathu

Loch Palm Golf Club

Palms, Phuket’s biggest lake and a jungle back nine, next door to Red Mountain.

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Thailand · Kathu

Phuket Country Club

Phuket’s first golf course: a relaxed, walkable round around a central lake in Kathu.

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Vietnam · Ngu Hanh Son

Legend Da Nang Golf Resort

Greg Norman’s dune links and a Nicklaus tournament course beside Da Nang’s beach.

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Vietnam · Duy Nghia

Hoiana Shores Golf Club

Robert Trent Jones II’s pure-sand links on the beach, ranked among Asia’s top 20.

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Vietnam · Ba Na

Ba Na Hills Golf Club

Luke Donald’s first course, floodlit end to end, in the forested foothills west of Da Nang.

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Vietnam · Bac Cam Ranh

KN Golf Links Cam Ranh

Greg Norman’s sand-dune links on Long Beach, minutes from Cam Ranh airport.

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Malaysia · Datai Bay

The Els Club Teluk Datai

Ernie Els’s rainforest-to-sea course below Langkawi’s ancient peaks, with monkeys for company.

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Indonesia · Lagoi

Ria Bintan Golf Club

Gary Player’s jungle-and-sea Ocean Course, 50 minutes by ferry from Singapore.

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Cambodia · Siem Reap

Angkor Golf Resort

Nick Faldo’s course ten minutes from Siem Reap, between temple mornings.

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Cambodia · Puok

Phokeethra Country Club

A long, lake-laced course in the rice fields west of Siem Reap, run with the Sofitel Angkor.

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Japan · Seagaia

Phoenix Country Club

The Dunlop Phoenix course, threaded through a 200-year-old black pine forest on Kyushu’s coast.

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United Arab Emirates · Dubai Hills Estate

Dubai Hills Golf Club

A 2018 desert course with the Burj Khalifa on the horizon from many tees.

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Qatar · West Bay Lagoon

Doha Golf Club

Harradine’s Qatar Masters course and a floodlit nine for after dark.