Ocean Dunes Golf Course occupies a distinctive coastal site in Nha Trang, a beach resort city along Vietnam's south-central coast. Designed by Sir Nick Faldo and opened in 1996, the course represents one of the earlier championship layouts built during Vietnam's initial wave of golf development in the 1990s. The property sits on sandy terrain between the South China Sea and the city, with the routing taking advantage of natural dune formations and ocean views that characterize this stretch of coastline. The layout plays across undulating linksland-style terrain, though the climate and vegetation differ markedly from traditional British links. Faldo's design incorporates strategic bunkering and uses the natural movement in the land to create elevation changes and varied angles of approach. Several holes run along or near the beachfront, where prevailing winds off the water influence club selection and shot-making. The course features wide fairways in places, but the bunkering and green complexes demand precision on approach shots. Ocean Dunes has served as a venue for professional events on the Asian Development Tour and other regional competitions, helping establish Nha Trang as a golf destination in Vietnam. The course attracts both international visitors to the resort area and local players from the growing Vietnamese golf community. The facility operates as a daily-fee course accessible to traveling golfers, with the coastal setting and Faldo pedigree forming its primary draw within the competitive Vietnamese golf market.