Description
Designer	Nicklaus Design Company
Holes / Par / Yardage	18 holes par 72
Established	2023
Location	Kim Bang, Ha Nam
Distance	1h30' from Hanoi by car
Closed on	open everyday
Max. golfers per group	4

Facilities
Night Golf
Caddy
Golf Carts
Golf Shop
Golf Set
Restaurant

Legend Valley Country Club, designed by Jack Nicklaus, measures 7268 yards from the black tee, with deep greenside bunkers, elevated tees, and fast greens. Sean Quinn - Senior Designer of Nicklaus humbly stated, “This is the best course I have ever done.” It was a brand new golf course and was opened by May 2023.

Distance about 1 hour 30 min from Hanoi, Legend Valley Country Club is a commutable lifestyle destination that mixes a resort and a calming, clear environment.

Legend Valley has two 18-hole championship golf courses, the North and the South. Especially, the South Course at Legend Valley will be truly unique and special.

The east and south sides of the property are flanked by stunning high limestone mountains that extend into the North Course. The South Course meanders between nine smaller free-standing mountains, with an abundance of natural water throughout. Water is in play on 14 of the 18 holes; however, much care has been taken in the design to ensure the playing areas are generous and forced carries are kept to a minimum. Players will have numerous options on how to play each hole, but will need to be bold to score well.

The South Course has a wonderful variety of hole directions and an excellent balance of doglegs and green orientations. Non-returning nines take players out to the southern end of the property with a halfway house located after the ninth hole.

Great care has been taken in the routing process to find the 18 most spectacular locations on the property for the greens. They will be large and undulating with ample flat pinnable areas to complement the surrounding topography. Each green will present players with a range of easy, moderate, and difficult pin locations.

Bunkers will be unique with “distressed”, angular edges that mimic the sharp angles of the surrounding mountains.

Tees are mostly elevated, with many situated in prime locations such as canyons, atop rocky outcrops, or perched on the sides of mountains. All will be generous in size and length, offering management the ability to set up a variety of lengths for every hole.

The abundance of natural rock on the site necessitates the use of rock retaining walls to complement greens, tees, and lake edges.

Water crossings will be made up of precast culverts or large pipes with low rock headwalls. The headwalls will act as safety barriers on either side of the cart path at water crossings, eliminating the need for bridges.