Da Nang Golf Trip from Singapore: Flights, Costs & 4-Day Itinerary (2026)

Flying from Singapore to Da Nang takes about 2 hours 50 minutes on a direct flight with Scoot, Singapore Airlines, or VietJet, and Singapore passport holders enter Vietnam visa-free for up to 30 days. A 4-day golf trip — four rounds, three nights, transfers and a beachfront hotel — typically runs USD 900–1,550 per golfer, still less than a single round plus flights back home. Below: flight options, a day-by-day itinerary, and what drives the cost up or down.

Why Singaporean Golfers Are Discovering Da Nang

Singapore golf clubs are excellent but expensive, with long waiting lists and weekend tee times booked out weeks ahead. Da Nang solves both problems. It’s a short flight away, and courses like Ba Na Hills, BRG Danang, and Hoiana Shores rank among Asia’s best — at a fraction of Singapore club pricing.

Da Nang also has more variety: over ten courses within a 45-minute radius, including mountain layouts, coastal links, and designs by Greg Norman, Jack Nicklaus, and Colin Montgomerie. A single trip here can cover more course variety than most Singapore members see in a year.

Which Courses to Play

A first trip usually mixes coastal, mountain, and parkland courses so each round feels different:

• BRG Danang Golf Resort — two 18-hole courses (Norman and Nicklaus), the most established club in the city.
• Ba Na Hills Golf Club — a  greener mountain-set course designed by Luke Donald.
• Hoiana Shores Golf Club — a Robert Trent Jones II links course right on the beach.
• Montgomerie Links — a Colin Montgomerie design between Da Nang and Hoi An, known for wide fairways.

Tell us your handicap and how much driving between courses you’re comfortable with, and we’ll build the itinerary around it.

Getting from Singapore to Da Nang: Flights & Visa

Three airlines fly the route direct, so there’s no need to connect through Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi:

• Singapore Airlines — up to 14 flights a week, the most flexible option.
• Scoot — around 7 flights a week, usually the cheapest fares if booked early.
• VietJet Air — roughly 11 flights a week, a middle-ground price and schedule.

All three fly Airbus A320s, about 2h50m gate to gate. Singapore passport holders don’t need a visa for stays up to 30 days — just check your passport has at least 6 months of validity left.

Carrying your own clubs? Scoot and VietJet charge extra for sports equipment, so pre-book the golf bag allowance online rather than paying at the counter.

How Much Does a 4-Day Da Nang Golf Trip From Singapore Cost?

We’ve broken down the full green fee, caddie, and cart math — including how Da Nang compares against Singapore club pricing — in a separate cost comparison guide, so we won’t repeat the full table here. Short version: most Singaporean golfers still save 30–40% by booking one of our Da Nang golf package from Singapore instead of paying Singapore green fees for the same number of rounds, even after flights and hotel.

Here’s a rough breakdown for the 4-day trip below:

Booking each piece separately works, but it’s usually cheaper and far less hassle as a bundle — see our 4 Days 3 Nights Da Nang Golf Package for an all-in rate.

Sample 4-Day Golf Itinerary From Singapore

Day 1 (Thursday) — Arrive & Settle In. Take a Thursday evening flight and land in Da Nang by around 9–10pm. Airport transfer to a beachfront hotel takes 15–20 minutes. Check in, grab a late dinner, and rest up.

Day 2 (Friday) — Two Rounds, Two Courses. Morning round at BRG Danang, lunch at the clubhouse, then an afternoon round at Ba Na Hills or Hoiana Shores for a change of scenery. Evening free for Da Nang’s night market.

Day 3 (Saturday) — Third Round & Hoi An Evening. Morning round at Montgomerie Links, your third course of the trip. In the afternoon, head to Hoi An Ancient Town for lantern-lit streets, tailor shopping, and a riverside dinner — an easy change of pace between rounds.

Day 4 (Sunday) — Final Round & Departure. One more round in the morning at a course you haven’t played yet, then an evening flight back to Singapore. There’s time for a final lunch or an hour at the hotel spa before heading to the airport.

Want more courses? Extend this further into 5–7 days for 5–6 rounds, adding a side trip to Hue. But this Thursday-to-Sunday trip already fits four rounds and a Hoi An excursion into one long weekend off work.

What’s Included in a Da Nang Golf Package

Booking rounds, hotel, and transfers separately means more time on the phone and less certainty about total cost. A typical package bundles:

• Green fees, shared cart, and caddie at 3–4 pre-selected courses
• Airport and course-to-course transfers in an air-conditioned vehicle
• 4 nights at a beachfront or golf-resort hotel
• A single point of contact for tee time changes or weather rescheduling

This matters more here than at home: courses are spread across the city and out toward Hoi An, so getting transfer timing wrong can eat an hour out of your day.

Traveling as a Group

Many Singapore golfers who book with us travel in a group of 4 to 8. For groups, logistics matter as much as the golf: same flight, consecutive tee times, one vehicle instead of three taxis. Planning for more than four golfers? Mention the group size when you enquire — course allocations and vehicle sizing work differently above that number.

Best Time to Book a Singapore-to-Da Nang Golf Trip

Da Nang’s weather works differently from what most first-time visitors expect. The dry season runs from April to September, with May and June being the hottest months — if you travel then, book early-morning or twilight tee times and avoid teeing off around midday. The rainy season, October to March, is actually Central Vietnam’s peak golf season: showers tend to come in short bursts, courses stay in great shape, and this is when international golfers arrive in numbers.

The sweet spot is February to April, right after Lunar New Year — past the wettest months but before the summer heat kicks in. That said, most of our Singaporean guests prefer the dry season, when conditions are at their most predictable; just plan your tee times around the sun.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the flight from Singapore to Da Nang?
Around 2 hours 50 minutes on a direct flight. Singapore Airlines, Scoot, and VietJet all fly the route nonstop.

Do Singaporeans need a visa to play golf in Vietnam?
No. Singapore passport holders can enter Vietnam visa-free for stays of up to 30 days, which covers any standard golf trip.

How much does a 4-day golf trip from Singapore to Da Nang cost?
Budget roughly USD 910–1,560 per golfer for flights, 4 rounds, 3 nights hotel, and transfers.

Can I bring my own golf clubs on the flight?
Yes, but Scoot and VietJet charge separately for sports equipment, so pre-book the golf bag allowance online rather than paying at check-in.

What’s the best time of year to go?
It depends on what you’re optimizing for: April–September is Da Nang’s dry season (hot, with May–June the peak), while October–March is actually the region’s peak golf season, with brief showers and courses in top shape. February–April, right after Lunar New Year, is the sweet spot. Most Singaporean guests still prefer the dry season for predictable conditions.

Do I need cash, or can I pay by card at Da Nang golf courses?
Most clubhouses accept credit cards for green fees, but caddie tips are cash-only in Vietnamese dong. Carrying roughly VND 400,000–500,000 per round in small notes avoids a currency exchange run mid-trip.