Sea Links occupies coastal terrain in Phan Thiet, a fishing city along Vietnam's southeastern shoreline approximately 200 kilometers from Ho Chi Minh City. Designed by Ronald W. Fream, the course reflects his extensive portfolio of work across Asia, where he established a reputation for routing layouts that incorporate natural landforms and coastal settings. The property sits within a region known for its sand dunes and proximity to the South China Sea, characteristics that inform the course's playing environment. The layout moves through varied topography that includes duneland features and rolling ground typical of this stretch of coastline. Fream's design approach here emphasizes strategic options rather than forced carries, with fairways that accommodate different skill levels while rewarding thoughtful course management. Wind from the sea influences play throughout the year, particularly during the dry season when conditions firm and the coastal breeze becomes a consistent factor in club selection and shot shaping. Phan Thiet has developed as a golf destination within Vietnam's growing golf tourism sector, drawing visitors from domestic markets and international travelers exploring the country's southern coastal region. The course serves both resort guests and local membership, functioning within a broader hospitality development. The surrounding landscape includes the distinctive red and white sand formations that characterize Binh Thuan Province, providing visual context that distinguishes the setting from Vietnam's more tropical northern courses.