Twin Doves Golf Club is a 27-hole championship private golf course designed by American architect Peter Rousseau to become the first truly private membership club in Vietnam. About an hour's drive from Saigon, the Double Pigeon Club is lined with trees and lakes. The three 9-hole courses are named: Luna Stadium Luna, Meir Stadium Mare and Soli Stadium Sole.

Located in the unique countryside of Vietnam, Luna is known for its small hills and surrounding woods. The stadium has many combinations of natural forms that are fully utilized as obstacles. The rolling hills connect five holes, and the fairways around the woods are all over them. The original terrain complements the newly constructed water barriers and is challenging.

The Mare Stadium is a bit more natural. The natural beauty of trees and streams is on either side of the fairway. Don't let the natural feelings paralyze you. Every swing will test your accuracy and direction. To get a high score here, it is important to hit the ball accurately. Most of the greens are multi-layered, with water protection, and precise shots ensure that you have a high score on your feet. The Mare Stadium is the most fun of the three nine-hole areas.
The Sole course is mainly an island green, a beach bunker, playing around a blue lake. This makes the nine holes visually appealing and difficult. Another feature is that it has seven four-bar, only one three-bar and one five-bar. Most golfers avoid playing the Sole court because the route is too unusual. In any case, this nine hole is still attractive, with a series of natural water features and challenges.