User Reviews
for Phoenix Golf Resort, Vietnam
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Limestone cliffs spectacular
Reviewed November 8, 2016
This course is a wonderfully beautiful track. I Played the Champions course and there are 2 other courses as well. The course meanders through limestone cliffs where cobras wait for anyone searching in the scrub to far for lost balls. The course has large undulating greens and wide fairways which make it fun to play. I did notice mans best friend had made it to the menu so if you fancy greyhound with gravy you will be happy. They also have a variety of food for the non canine eaters. Just remember where you are and enjoy the friendly people and the stunning golf course they provide.
The most beautiful golf course in the world
Reviewed February 26, 2016
I played at this golf course 3 times last year with my fiance and I absolutely loved it. There are no courses like this in the entire world. The scenery is breath taking beauty. We were in awe at how beautiful it was. It was an hour and a half from where we stay in Hanoi but it was worthed the drive to go there and played. I still miss it so much and it was the only place that lelf a memorable pictures in your mind
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Great scenery but...
Reviewed December 16, 2022
The arrival in the barracks-like club complex is already bizzar...
And you're in the middle of a Korean golf assembly line, fairway condition unacceptable, greens questionable.
Taxi from Hanoi 650/- dong, caddy 350/-, green fee
3'400/-,
it's not worth driving back and forth just because of the landscape
recommend halongbay in FLC resort, terrific,
or BRG legendhills and skylake near hanoi, great,
everything around chf 175 to 200 taxi/greenfee/caddy,
everything else is an illusion, nobody wants dollars anymore 😂
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November 2018
Reviewed November 6, 2018
The place is located 90 minutes from the center of Hanoi. It is worth the drive. The Dragon Course is one of the nicest we played. Course state and layout unique. Cadies are trying hard but are still allowed to learn.
The clubhouse is only the size of the standard. It has the charm of a barracks. The service is minimal.
If you expect nothing from the Drumrum, you can look forward to a unique golf course.
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Landscape hui - rest Pooh
Reviewed June 10, 2015
April 2015 - One can go only because of the landscape, which is great. The greens are repaired slowly and partially. The fairways mediocre, above all at stress points. The reception is poor, little English, it takes forever. It was just a place to play, the other was closed. The female. Caddie telephoned 3 tracks, then picked up someone else and disappeared. Then, the cart had to be replaced. The restaurant looks like a station concourse, the Service is minimalist. To get there from Hanoi, the worth never
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Wonderful nature - horrible service
Reviewed December 16, 2013
Just do not! The place is described as the largest by Mission Hills on its own website. That's right, there are 54 holes. Worldwide, we have never found on hundreds of golf courses so extremely unfriendly staff, as there. The billing procedures lasted for nine golfers about 90 minutes. The pro shop is a dark corner, unlit with dirty cabinets in which are rotten boxes with balls between fluff.
The place is only partially well maintained. The caddies have no idea and are always talking to each other. The haircuts were okay, the fairways score 3-4, the bunker very poorly maintained and the greens are bumpy and broken.
We were prompted to insert a stop in the halfway house. This was not possible. It smelled of cabbage and such there in the toilets is one of stomach churned, who had for months not seen any cleaning! I can only say: Stay away! Skipped Easy!
Since there are much nicer alternatives such as Chi Linh.
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