Admiring Dong Nai City’s largest Golf course

Long Thanh Golf Course is the first and largest golf course developed in Dong Nai, and also the first in Vietnam to be fully executed, from investment procedures and planning to design and construction, by Long Thanh Golf Investment and Trading Joint Stock Company, with 36 holes meeting international standards.

The entrance to Long Thanh Golf Course features beautiful, luxurious architecture. Photo: Cong Nghia

Located in Phuoc Tan Ward, Dong Nai Province, Long Thanh Golf Course is within convenient reach of Ho Chi Minh City, about 40 kilometers away. It is easily accessible via multiple routes, including the Dong Nai Bridge and the Ho Chi Minh City – Long Thanh – Dau Giay Expressway, making it an ideal destination for golf enthusiasts and for hosting international-level tournaments.

Long Thanh Golf Course has received numerous domestic and international accolades. In 2007, it was named “Vietnam’s Best Golf Course.” In 2008, it then earned the title of “Most Environmentally Friendly Golf Course,” awarded by the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism in collaboration with the Vietnam Golf Association and Vietnam Golf Magazine. Notably, Long Thanh Golf Course has also been recognized by Asian Golf Monthly and voted by Asian golfers as one of the top 10 most beautiful golf courses in Vietnam.

Notably, for its contributions to the socio-economic development of Dong Nai and community-oriented charitable activities, Long Thanh Golf Investment and Trading Joint Stock Company was honorably awarded the Third-class Labour Order by the State President in 2007.

Golfers on green electric carts heading to the course to satisfy their passion. Photo: Cong Nghia

According to the Board of Directors of Long Thanh Golf Investment and Trading Joint Stock Company, Dong Nai’s upcoming transition into Vietnam’s seventh centrally governed city with

increasingly modern and synchronized infrastructure, presents significant growth opportunities for Long Thanh Golf Course in the coming time. The company expects to attract more customers, particularly foreign experts, business leaders, and both domestic and international tourists, especially once Long Thanh International Airport becomes operational and new industrial zones are established.

The company's leaders also anticipate that Dong Nai’s rapid development will boost revenue from golf operations, contribute more to the state budget, create additional jobs for residents, and promote Dong Nai’s tourism sector.

Long Thanh Golf Course welcomes the morning sun through cool green trees. Photo: Cong Nghia

The clubhouse area at Long Thanh Golf Course provides utilities for golfers. Photo: Cong Nghia

Golfers are excited after successfully putting the ball into the hole. Photo: Cong Nghia

From Long Thanh Golf Course, golf enthusiasts have the opportunity to gaze at Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Cong Nghia

The front facade of the Long Thanh Golf Club building is centrally located and at an appropriate height, allowing golfers to observe the entire golf course facing the Dong Nai River and Ho Chi Minh City. Photo: Cong Nghia

Long Thanh Golf Course has become one of the most popular golf courses in Vietnam. Photo: Cong Nghia

The scenery of Long Thanh Golf Course is designed with beautiful architecture and a luxurious landscape. Photo: Cong Nghia

Long Thanh Golf Course welcomes the brilliant sunrise. Photo: Cong Nghia

Golf enthusiasts excitedly walk on the lush green grass. Photo: Cong Nghia

Along with the green grass, Long Thanh Golf Course also features many artificial lakes, creating a fresh, romantic atmosphere for golfers. Photo: Cong Nghia

A corner of Long Thanh Golf Course viewed from above. Photo: Cong Nghia

Golfers with beautiful swings on the Long Thanh Golf Course. Photo: Cong Nghia

Golf enthusiasts can enjoy the lush greenery at Long Thanh Golf Course. Photo: Cong Nghia

A romantic, beautiful corner of Long Thanh Golf Course. Photo: Cong Nghia

White sand bunkers next to green grass and lakes make Long Thanh Golf Course feel more intimate and in harmony with nature. Photo: Cong Nghia

By Cong Nghia – Translated by Mai Nga, Minho