Legend Danang Golf Resort - Nicklaus

Holes 18 | Par 72 | Length 6439 m / 7042 y | Type Links | Architect Jack Nicklaus

The Nicklaus Course at BRG Danang provides a strong test of your golf offers a different experience from the original Norman Course, which was built on top of sand dunes beside the ocean. This course has been built in the middle of a natural flood plain and many of the holes are almost totally surrounded by the natural wetlands or run alongside the Coco River and you can get lovely views of the local villages with the city of Danang as a backdrop.

The numerous lakes and creeks bisect the course and some of the fairways and greens are only protected from flooding by the retaining walls which surround them.

Despite the proximity of the water they have made the fairways quite wide and most people should find the generous landing areas. Depending on which of the six tee boxes you choose, there are some long water carries which higher handicappers might find daunting. The longer hitters will get plenty of chance to take risks in order to reach the par 5’s in two.

All holes in the BRG Danang Golf Resort, Nicklaus Course have been floodlit so you can get in 18 holes starting late afternoon or early evening. The floodlights have bene cleverly disguised behind the many palm trees.

The large clubhouse, pro shop and driving range are shared by both Norman and Nicklaus courses.

Tee Time Bookings at Danang Golf Club- Nicklaus Course

This is a very famous and popular golf courses so if you want to be sure of playing here it is better that you book your tee time in advance.

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Condition 3.6
Facilities 3.6
Pace of play 3.6
Service 3.4
Overall 3.3
Review Score 3.5
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Legend Danang Golf Resort - Nicklaus - Course Reviews 7 reviews

Overall disappointed with whole experience

Reviewed by Stephen Chung; on 31 Jan 2023

I thought the check-in procedure to very long-winded and was disappointed with the amount we had to pay as a bond for golf club rental. Also, the round took us close to 6 hours, and was overall disappointed with the whole experience, especially given the cost of green fees, caddies fees, and club hire. The layout of the course was good however the overall condition of the fairways, greens and bunkers were not to the standard if would have expected for the cost of the green fees.

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Review Score 1.8

Bring plenty of balls

Reviewed by Sammy W; on 18 Sep 2020

There are two excellent courses, both of which will test all your golfing skills. Bring your best sand game to both course and try to escape the many bunkers in the center of the Nicklaus Course fairways. Suggested to play both courses, they're really different. In my view, the Nicklaus Course is a harder test (bring more balls, lots of water), but you're going to enjoy the challenge.

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