Taekwang Jeongsan Country Club

The US firm Golfplan-Dale & Ramsey Golf Course Architects created Taekwang Jeongsan Country Club. High-end resort courses typically have an out-and-back layout. There are forward tees for golfers who want a more leisurely game because the tips extend to well over 7,500 yards.

Even for experienced golfers, the Taekwang Jeongsan Country Club's heavy bunkering on the majority of the holes on this flat terrain offers intrigue and delight to the entire golf course. Fairways, greens, and tees are entirely covered in Paspalum grass, which guarantees lush surroundings and advantageous ball lay.

Taekwang Jeongsan Country Club's front nine holes, which follow the river, offer some fantastic views to the right of several holes. The two signature holes are holes 9 and 18, with 9 being a lengthy par-4 and 18 being a dogleg par-5. Make sure to play the right green because both holes lead directly to the clubhouse. Between the number 9 green (left) and the number 18 green, a bunker is shared by both holes (right). Spending the day playing golf in Saigon on both the out (Sun Course) and in (Moon Course) ends up being a very pleasurable experience.

The residential and business areas that are off to the side of the Jeongsan course are anchored by the Taekwang Jeongsan Country Club, which features a sizable clubhouse. The clubhouse has two restaurants serving local and Korean favorites; a well-stocked pro shop; and luxury locker rooms with spa services.