Ba Na Hills Golf Club: Luke Donald's mountain course above Da Nang
Luke Donald's first signature design in Asia, Ba Na Hills Golf Club, presents an exceptionally long mountain layout stretching 7,857 yards for a par 72.
A score is added once our review panel has played the course. Everything below is drawn from the club's own published information. See our ranking methodology.
The Layout and Design
Luke Donald's first signature design in Asia, Ba Na Hills Golf Club, presents an exceptionally long mountain layout stretching 7,857 yards for a par 72. This significant yardage positions it among the longest courses in the region, demanding considerable length and strategic play to navigate its distances.
The mountain style layout, set within the Ba Na Commune above Da Nang City, incorporates the natural contours of the Vietnamese landscape, influencing shot selection and club choice throughout the round. Da Nang has developed into a notable golf hub in Vietnam, and the availability of online booking for Ba Na Hills Golf Club simplifies arrangements for visiting golfers.
Before you book
Ba Na Hills is one of four courses we profile around Da Nang, so a single trip can take in several.
The club publishes its rates as promotional images rather than text, which means a figure quoted elsewhere may be out of date. Confirm the price with the club directly when you book. We will check these figures again before the next dry season and date them here when we do.
The AGR Score, broken down
- Designrouting, variety, strategic interest, use of the land35%
- Conditioningturf, greens and bunkering as found on the days we played25%
- Experience & servicecaddies, pace, practice facilities, the clubhouse20%
- Value for moneyall of the above against what a visitor actually pays20%
No score yet: Ba Na Hills Golf Club has not been played by our review panel, so there is nothing to break down. The weightings above are the ones every scored course is measured against, published in full on our ranking methodology. Scores are never negotiated; courses may correct facts before publication, not verdicts.
Photographs from the review round are published with the review. We do not illustrate a course profile with stock images of somewhere else.
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