Keppelites explore the golfing gems of Vietnam
We are thrilled to give you a glimpse of our very first overseas golf trip for 2024. This was possible, thanks to our collaboration with the team from Bespoke Golf, who curates golf-travel holidays exclusive to Keppel Club members and Friends of Sime.
Our first line-up was a five-day four-night trip which took participants through the stunning landscapes of Vietnam. From luxurious accommodation at a stunning beach hotel to world-renowned championship golf courses and unforgettable sights, participants breezed through the holidays with no worries or cares.
Upon arriving the charming land of Vietnam, the group was treated to a sumptuous dinner before a visit to the iconic Dragon Bridge where a spectacular dragon fire show kickstarted the beginning of a mesmerising vacation.
The second day was scheduled for a leisurely game of golf at the world-renowned Bana Hills Golf Course. Our Keppel cohort was immersed in breathtaking landscapes and lush forests as they navigated through the championship course. The day closed with a visit to the enchanting French Village and a wine-tasting session at the cellar.
Two more rounds of golf waited the golfers for the next two days. At Da Nang, the group experienced golfing excellence at Montgomerie links, a world-class championship 18-hole golf course created by the legendary Colin Montgomerie. Our golfers were up for a day of challenging fairways and stunning coastal scenery.
From Da Nang to Hoi An, day four saw the group journeying to yet another golf paradise – Hoiana Shores Golf Club. Nestled along the picturesque shores of Hoi An, the award-winning course impresses with panoramic views of the East Sea and meticulously-crafted holes that will inspire every swing. Being the final night of their stay in Vietnam, the participants celebrated their newly-forged friendships with a memorable farewell dinner at the Unesco ancient town of Hoi An.
If you have missed our Vietnam escapade, more golf trips have been lined-up for Thailand, Japan and Scotland. Watch out for them in our next announcement.