The Dalat At 1200 Country Club & Private Estate

Overview: The Dalat At 1200 Country Club & Private Estate is a highland championship course in Lam Dong, set in the elevated landscape around Da Ron and the Dalat region. The club credits Kyi Hla Han with the design and describes an 18-hole, par-73 routing shaped by streams, lakes, pine trees, rice paddies and changing mountain contours. Rather than relying on a single dramatic landform, the course builds its identity through the way these elements appear together. Water and natural vegetation frame the holes, while the elevation changes influence how players read the fairway and the approach into each green.

History: Public course records place the championship course in operation by 2016. The club later published an official notice of reopening dated December 2021, so the history includes both the early operating period and a documented return to play. That distinction is more accurate than treating the reopening as the original opening. The property has been presented as a private country-club and estate development, with the golf course at its centre and the surrounding highland landscape providing the setting for its long-term identity.

Did You Know? The number 1200 refers to the course's highland setting rather than a hole or scorecard feature. At that elevation, pine forest, agricultural land and water features can appear within the same round, giving the course a landscape mix that is recognizably Dalat while remaining separate from the city's historic central golf club.