The Lotus-Palm course at Song Be Golf Resort operates in Binh Duong Province, part of the greater Ho Chi Minh City metropolitan area in southern Vietnam. Designed by Barry Humphrey, an architect active in Southeast Asian golf development during the region's course construction expansion, the layout occupies terrain typical of the lowland provinces north of the city. The course serves both local members and visiting golfers in an area that has seen considerable residential and industrial growth in recent decades. The routing works through relatively flat to gently rolling land, characteristic of the alluvial plains in this part of Vietnam. Water features appear throughout the design, both as hazards and landscape elements, reflecting the natural hydrology of the region and common design approaches in tropical Southeast Asian golf. Palm trees and other native vegetation frame holes and define playing corridors. The course accommodates a range of skill levels while providing sufficient challenge for competitive play within the resort's membership. Song Be Golf Resort includes multiple courses and functions as a destination facility offering lodging and dining alongside golf. The Lotus-Palm course contributes to the resort's overall capacity and variety, providing an option distinct from its companion layouts. The facility attracts golfers from Ho Chi Minh City and international visitors exploring Vietnam's golf offerings, which have expanded significantly since the country opened to greater foreign investment and tourism in recent decades.