Sân Golf Long Biên

Long Biên Golf Course sits on the eastern bank of the Red River, just across from Hanoi's historic Old Quarter, making it one of the most unusually situated urban golf facilities in Southeast Asia. The course occupies the river's floodplain — a broad, flat expanse of reclaimed land that has long served the city in various agricultural and recreational capacities. That geography shapes everything: the terrain is open and exposed, the fairways run through a landscape that feels distinctly Vietnamese rather than imported, and the skyline of a rapidly modernizing Hanoi occasionally peeks through the treeline.

As one of the capital's accessible in-city layouts, Long Biên functions as a working golfer's course — a place where Hanoi residents practice their games without making a day trip of it. The flat riverside land means length management and wind reading matter more than elevation or dramatic shaping.

Hanoi's golf scene has grown considerably since the early 1990s, when Vietnam reopened to foreign investment and the sport began taking root. Long Biên sits squarely in that tradition — a practical, city-embedded facility serving a golf culture that is still young, enthusiastic, and expanding.