Taekwang Jeongsan Country Club Informations Designer of Taekwang Jeongsan Country Club Golfplan – Ronald Fream & David Dale Holes / Par / Yardage 18 holes par 72 (7395 yards) Established 2012 Location Cu Lao Hamlet, Nhon Trach, Dong Nai Distance 30 minutes from District 1 by speedboat Max. golfers / group 5 Driving Range None… Continue reading Taekwang Jeongsan Country Club
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Designer of Taekwang Jeongsan Country Club
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Golfplan – Ronald Fream & David Dale |
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Holes / Par / Yardage |
18 holes par 72 (7395 yards) |
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Established |
2012 |
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Location |
Cu Lao Hamlet, Nhon Trach, Dong Nai |
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Distance |
30 minutes from District 1 by speedboat
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Max. golfers / group |
5 |
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Driving Range |
None |
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Facilities |
Restaurants, Sauna |
On an island in the Saigon River is where you can find Taekwang Jeongsan Country Club. Golfers must leave the city on Vietnam’s main north-south route and take a boat across the Saigon River in order to reach the Ho Chi Minh City golf course. From Ho Chi Minh City’s key hotel areas, the golf course can be reached in about 90 minutes. The river may be reached more quickly by hiring a private speedboat taxi. The dock next to the Saigon Zoo is where many boat taxis depart.
Golfplan – Dale & Ramsey Golf Course Architects of the USA created the 18-hole Korean-owned course. High-end resort courses typically have an out and back layout. The longest tees have a length of 7395 yards, however there are forward tees for golfers who want a more leisurely game.
This generally flat terrain’s heavy bunkering gives excitement and delight to the whole golf course and presents difficulties for even the best players. Fairways, greens, and tees are entirely covered in Paspalum grass, which guarantees lush surroundings and advantageous ball lays.
Several holes on the front nine, which follows the river, provide fantastic vistas to the right. The two distinguishing holes are 9 and 18, the latter of which is a dogleg par-5 and the former a lengthy par-4. Make sure to play the right green because both holes go directly to the clubhouse. A bunker connects the greens of holes 9 and 18, which are on the left and right, respectively. Spending the day playing golf in Saigon on both the Out (Sun Course) and In (Moon Course) ends up being a very pleasurable experience.
Residential and business complexes off to the side of the Jeongsan course are anchored by the sizable clubhouse. The clubhouse has two restaurants offering local and Korean favorites, a well-stocked pro shop, and luxury locker rooms with spa services.
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