King island golf resort is Robert McFarland golf course, a 54-hole golf resort with beautiful mountain and

Kings Island Golf Club is the Robert McFarland Stadium, a 54-hole golf resort with beautiful mountain and lake views, arguably the most beautiful course in northern Vietnam. Located along the coast of Tongmo Reservoir, 36 kilometers from the capital Hanoi, the journey takes only 50 minutes. The king island is of excellent quality and convenient transportation. It is unique in Vietnam and can be reached by boat. The golf complex on the island includes 350 hectares of land and 1,500 hectares of waterfront.

King Island has 3 golf courses, The Lake, The Mountain and The King. The two 18-hole courses began development in 1993. The first 9 holes of the lakeside stadium opened in the second half of the same year, but the stadium suffered a disaster, which led to the reconstruction from the 9th hole to 1997. The second 18-hole mountain course was completed in 2004. The lakeside course spans two islands and a peninsula in the reservoir. The magnificent Bavi Mountains are reflected in artificial lakes. The mountains and rivers are combined, and the Red River Valley stretches out. The scenery is breathtaking.

The third golf course at BRG Kings Golf Club is one of the oldest golf courses in the North and the first golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus II. This is Vietnam's unique “golf course” with a 19th hole golf course, the most unique and challenging design. Although not scored in the scorecard, the golfer may encounter this hole after completing the 18-hole game or may be the result of the play-off.

Kings Island is a large-scale championship venue in the north: "King of the Mountain in 2016", with more than 150 Vietnamese and foreign golfers, "2015 Golden Island Open", and so on. In the two consecutive years of 2014 and 2015, it won the “Best Course in Vietnam” award from the “Asia Golf Monthly”. In 2015, King BRG Island also won the title of “Vietnamese Five Best Courses” by the Ministry of Sports, Culture and Tourism.