Upcoming Golf Events in Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia’s confirmed 2026 golf calendar has nine verified events, and most of them are golfer-friendly amateur weeks, not closed pro fields. Seven of the nine are in Vietnam, mostly Da Nang. Below is exactly which ones you can register and play, which are watch-only, and when to book each one.

Which Southeast Asia Golf Events Can You Actually Play In?

Five of the nine confirmed 2026 events are open registration — you sign up, pay a package fee, and tee it up alongside other traveling golfers. The other four are professional Asian Tour fields where the closest you’ll get is the ropes. The table below sorts Vietnam events first, since that’s where most of the golfer-accessible action is, and most of them land squarely inside Da Nang’s best months for playing golf rather than the hottest stretch of summer.

As of July 2026. Amateur tournament organizers can adjust dates and venues on short notice — confirm directly with the event before booking flights.

Amateur Golf Weeks in Vietnam You Can Actually Join

If watching pros from behind a rope isn’t the point of your trip, these are the events built for traveling golfers instead — you register, pay a package price, and play the same courses the marketing photos show.

SGA Vietnam Golf Week (Mar 1–7)

Now in its 4th year, this fully-hosted week run by Social Golf Australia puts you on four courses over six nights: BRG Danang’s Nicklaus and Norman layouts, Ba Na Hills, and Laguna Lang Co. Can you play? Yes — it’s open to golfers of any handicap, not just Australians, with the field capped at 24 players.

International Pairs Festival of Golf (Mar 22–28)

This is the fifth edition of a pairs-format festival that has previously run in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Thailand, landing in Da Nang and Hoi An for 2026. Can you play? Yes, but you enter as a two-person team rather than solo — worth knowing before you try to register alone.

Visit Golf Vietnam Championship Da Nang (Apr 8–11)

Organized by JG Golf Vietnam with support from the Vietnam Golf Tourism Association, this is the third edition of a series that debuted in Hai Phong in 2025 with close to 300 international golfers. It leans more lifestyle-and-travel than stroke-play competition, pairing rounds with a gala dinner and heritage-site excursions around Da Nang. Can you play? Yes — registration is open to visiting golfers.

Danang Invitational World Golf Championship (Jun 7–18)

Billed by its organizers as possibly the biggest inbound amateur golf tournament in Vietnam, this one splits into two back-to-back formats: the “Danang 2BBB” better-ball event (Jun 7–13) across Laguna Lang Co, Vinpearl Nam Hoi An and Montgomerie Links, followed by the single-stableford “Danang Invitational” (Jun 14–18) at Ba Na Hills, Legend Danang’s Norman Course and Hoiana Shores. Can you play? Yes — both left- and right-handed amateur golfers can register for either or both legs, and recommended caddie tips (USD 20 per round) are spelled out up front.

Vietnam World Masters Golf Championship (Sep 6–19)

Marketed as Asia’s biggest and richest amateur week for club golfers over 35, this event splits into two identical weeks — the first (Sep 6–12) is already sold out. Can you play? The second week, Sep 13–19, is still open as of this writing, with four rounds across Hoiana Shores, Ba Na Hills, Montgomerie Links and Legend Danang, plus a gala dinner and over USD 10,000 in prizes. In our experience, golfers who plan a Central Vietnam trip around an amateur week like this tend to book their Da Nang golf package built around tournament week several months out, since hotel rooms near the host courses fill up fast once an event is confirmed.

Professional Tour Events to Watch in Southeast Asia

These four are closed professional fields — Asian Tour or Asian Development Tour cards, not open entry. You can watch, but you won’t be teeing it up.

Philippine Golf Championship (Feb 5–8)

The inaugural edition of this Asian Tour event carries a USD 500,000 prize fund and is played at Wack Wack Golf and Country Club in Mandaluyong, Manila — a course with tournament pedigree stretching back decades in Philippine golf.

Singapore Open (Apr 23–26)

Part of the Asian Tour’s International Series and one of three national opens on the 2026 International Series calendar alongside Hong Kong and the Philippines, this event returns to Sentosa Golf Club’s Serapong Course — a regular Asian Tour venue with East Sea views most golfers will recognize from broadcast coverage.

International Series Vietnam (May 14–17)

GoGolfVietnam has found this is the one Southeast Asian golfers ask about most and know least — Vietnam’s return to the International Series calendar for the first time in three years, confirmed for May 14–17 with the host venue still to be announced. Once the venue is confirmed, it’s worth checking whether it overlaps with your own trip dates.

BRG Open Golf Championship Danang

An Asian Development Tour stop that has run at Legend Danang Golf Resort in recent years — the 2024 edition wrapped August 31 with Indian golfer Rahil Gangjee taking the title. BRG had not published a 2026 date as of this writing; based on the recent pattern it’s likely again in late August, but confirm with BRG Group directly before planning around it.

Combining a Tournament Trip With Your Own Golf Holiday

Watching or playing in one of these events doesn’t have to be the whole trip. Da Nang hosts more confirmed 2026 events than anywhere else in the region, which means you can stack a tournament week with rounds of your own on the same courses without changing cities.

Our team has found that the biggest planning mistake isn’t picking the wrong event — it’s booking the golf too late. Host hotels near Hoiana Shores, Ba Na Hills and Montgomerie Links sell out to tournament fields months ahead, and green fees at those same courses get harder to book solo once a big amateur week is underway. If you’re building a trip around why Da Nang keeps showing up on Southeast Asia’s best golf destinations lists, tournament season is exactly when that reputation is easiest to see in person — full courses, sharper conditioning, a packed 19th hole.

We normally recommend locking in courses and hotel rooms as soon as an event’s dates are confirmed, then working your own rounds around the tournament schedule rather than after it. Browse our Da Nang golf packages built around the region’s tournament calendar to see current itineraries, or reach out directly if you want a trip timed to a specific event above.

FAQ — Golf Events in Southeast Asia

GoGolfVietnam is a local golf tour operator based in Da Nang, and we build itineraries timed to whichever of these events fits your trip — whether that means a tee time the same week as the Vietnam World Masters or a quieter round the day after the pros finish at Legend Danang.