Paradise Golf Resort

1. Overview

Paradise Golf Resort is a 27-hole resort carved along the dunes of the Vung Tau coast, opening in 1992 as Vietnam’s pioneering seaside links. The complex spans more than 3 km of ocean frontage yet remains only about 2 to 2.5 hours from Ho Chi Minh City or 90 minutes via the Saigon–Vung Tau high-speed ferry.

Taiwan Golf Corp. sculpted three loops—A, B, and C—each reacting uniquely to wind and terrain. The A Loop plays parallel to the shoreline with low dunes, waste bunkers, and ridge-form fairways, while the B Loop threads through coconut and casuarina groves with intersecting doglegs. The inland C Loop climbs sand ridges with the longest distances and prominent waste bunkers demanding trajectory control.

The clubhouse overlooks the sea and includes a 250m driving range and short-game area, while the resort cluster offers tennis, pools, and watersports for families and groups. The operator continues to host stay-and-play packages, corporate functions, and expat competitions while steadily enhancing course conditioning.

• Seaside links along Long Hai beach · 27 holes with tri-loop routing
• Distinct A/B/C experiences with dune waste bunkers, forest corridors, and inland ridges
• Resort amenities include driving range, beach leisure, and packages for families/groups

4. Course guide

The three loops at Paradise combine seaside exposure, tropical woodland, and inland sand ridges to keep play varied across the 27 holes.

A Loop is the true seaside section with low dunes, waste bunkers, and rolling rough that encourage ground play; par-5s 5 and 7 offer two-shot chances with favorable breezes but require low trajectories against headwinds.

B Loop shifts inland through coconut and casuarina groves with intersecting doglegs and tightening fairways, so tee direction is crucial and the par-3s rely on wind and elevation control.

C Loop tackles inland sand ridges with the longest carries and sizeable waste bunkers; par-5s 1 and 9 feature cross hazards on the second shots, and par-4 6 narrows between dunes demanding precision.

Cart paths and drainage keep the courses playable after rain, and the driving range, short-game facility, and beachfront clubhouse sit near hole 1 for efficient pre- and post-round flow.

4.1 Layout