Twin Doves Golf Club

An Exceptional Experience Across 3 Distinct Courses: Luna, Sole, and Stella

The Twin Doves Binh Duong golf course was masterfully crafted by P&G Development, featuring 27 international standard golf holes. Twin Doves is split into three unique 9-hole courses: Luna, Sole, and Stella. Each course is engineered with its own distinctive style and signature characteristics, delivering a highly captivating experience that continuously draws golfers to test their skills.

The designer seamlessly incorporated the spectacular natural landscape to create bold, strategic hazards. Golfers will have the privilege of conquering these challenging holes in an open, vibrant green environment while maintaining the essential sense of privacy.

Luna Course – Conquering Rolling Hills and Dense Woodlands

The Luna Course is cleverly laid out with an abundance of obstacles interspersed across rolling hills and scenic forests.

Hole 1: Playing towards the hills with a distance of nearly 400 yards. The green is well-protected by a bunker and a small sand trap, requiring golfers to be highly precise with their club selection.

Hole 9 (Par 5): Measuring 586 yards. This is a highly difficult hole that demands meticulous strategic calculations, whether the golfer intends to approach the green in 2 or 3 shots.

Sole Course – The Ultimate Sand Bunker Challenge

The Sole Course begins with a relatively manageable Par 4 due to the sparse sand bunkers along the fairway. However, the real test starts immediately at Hole 2 (Par 5). This serves as a grueling examination for less experienced golfers or those lacking refined bunker shot techniques.

Stella Course – Navigating Expansive Water Hazards

The Stella Course boasts the most breathtaking natural scenery at Twin Doves, where the golf holes are elegantly framed by natural creeks and lush foliage.

Hole 5 (Par 3): Golfers must successfully clear wide, intimidating water hazards to secure a good opportunity for a birdie.

Hole 9 (Par 4): Standing as the most challenging hole on the course at 411 yards, its surrounding areas are heavily guarded by punishing bunkers, requiring an extremely accurate approach shot to find the green safely.