The goal of Hanoi Golf Club is to promote the mutual friendship of its Members, to promote the game of golf and to contribute to the development of Vietnam through this wonderful game.
Tam Dao Golf and Resort is located in the beautiful mountain resort area of Tam Dao in Vinh Phuc Province 45 kilometres northwest of NoiBaiAirport and 65 kilometres northwest of Hanoi.
The goal of Hanoi Golf Club is to promote the mutual friendship of its Members, to promote the game of golf and to contribute to the development of Vietnam through this wonderful game.
The Dunes course, located less than 20 minutes from Danang International Airport and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Hoi An, is well under construction with nearly 9 holes complete. The championship course will be part of a luxury resort development, the Danang Beach Resort
Making a bold statement that golf tourism has arrived in Vietnam, Indochina Capital on June 12, 2007 announced the signing and start of construction of the golf course design agreement with Colin Montgomerie to create his first “Montgomerie” branded course in Vietnam.
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30 minutes from the town centre, a few kilometers behind the FriendshipBridge along the road to Vientiane, the course is located on the right hand side.
TIGER Woods established a three-stroke lead in the Australian Masters at Kingston Heath in Melbourne yesterday and has the tournament won. At least, that is, in the eyes of one betting agency.
Steve Haskins shot a a bogey-free 6-under 65 on Wednesday to take a two-stroke lead over Curt Byrum, Jim Roy, Peter Senior, John Ross and Terry Burke after the second round of the Champions Tour National Qualifying Tournament.
