Legend Hill Country Club
18 holes par 72 (7068 yards)
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The course opened in 2015 to become the first Jack Nicklaus designed course in Vietnam. BRG Legend Hill Golf Resort is also the first golf course in Vietnam to implement a unique two green per every hole concept. Golfers have the unique experience of playing an 18-hole golf course with 36 green complexes. In other words, golfers with have a different golf experience on each round.
The contemporary designed BRG Legend Hill Golf Resort clubhouse sits on top of a hill overlooking the golf course and surrounding mountains. Facilities include elegant locker rooms, decent restaurant, and a small pro shop. Caddies, English skills, and training could be better, though a day out at Legend Hill is pleasant enough.
Overview
Designer: | Jack Nicklaus |
Holes / Par / Yardage: | 18 holes par 72 (7068 yards) |
Established: | 2015 |
Location: | Northeast of Hanoi |
Distance: | 20 minutes from the Hanoi airport and 30 minutes from central Hanoi |
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Max. golfers per group: | Weekday:4 / Weekend:4 |
Driving Range: | Yes |
Facilities: | Restaurants |
Additional Services
Golf Cart: | USD 28 |
Golf Set: | USD 45 |
Golf Shoes: | USD 20 |
Golf Umbrella: | USD 10 |
Nicklaus design with twin greens per hole
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BRG Legend Hill Golf Resort is an 18-hole layout located in Phu Linh, Hanoi and 20 minutes from the Hanoi airport. The course is the 3rd to open from the same owner with the other 2 being Kings Island Golf Resort and BRG Ruby Tree Golf Resort. BRG Legend Hill Golf Resort n the foothills in the Soc Son District, adjacent to the Soc Temple, which was made famous by Phu Dong Thien Vuong, better known as Saint Giong. The golf course was named Legend Hill out of respect for Saint Giong.