For the majority of visitors there is a visa on arrival scheme where you are granted 14 days as a tourist. We can arrange any visas if needed without any hassle for you.

The preferred currency is USD so if you plan to bring cash then USD would be how you would pay in bars and restaurants etc. We also recommmend bringing a small amount of VND for purchases from street food vendors or at certain markets.

Absolutely! Golf is relatively new in Vietnam but over the past 20 years or so, there have been dozens of new, championship level courses been built. Designers such as Nick Faldo, Greg Norman, Colin Montgomerie and Luke Donald all have superb courses in Vietnam. What I personally love is the variation in styles of course where you could play Ba Na Hills which is literally carved out of the mountainside or somewhere such as The Bluffs which has been moulded into the natural links land on the south east coast with sand dunes surrounding you on most holes.

When visiting hotels and golf courses, English will not be a problem. Unlike Thailand, Vietnam has not been exposed to the western world quite as much so it would be common place for English not to be spoken out with the major cities. That being said, the locals are extremely friendly and will do their best to accommodate you.

Caddie tip varies but we recommend a minimum of 500,000 VND or $20 USD.