With the choice of two fantastic resorts at both the Mission Hills Resort Shenzhen and Mission Hills Resort Dongguan, you are surrounded by world class championship golf, a staggering 12 courses in total, creating an amazing golf experience.
With two luxury accommodation locations, along with one of the largest spa and wellness centres in Asia and fantastic leisure facilities throughout, makes this an alluring combination. With lush landscapes and rolling hills and panoramic views of golf courses and natural greenery, the Mission Hills Resort is a golfers paradise.
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0800 043 6644According to the Guinness World Records, Mission Hills is the worlds largest golf resort and who can deny them with 12 different courses designed by some of the great legends and architects of the game. These include the likes of Pete Dye, Greg Norman, Jack Nicklaus, Nick Faldo, Jose Maria Olazabal, Vijay Singh and Annika Sorenstam to name a few and each course has its own unique style and feel.
Having hosted the World Cup of Golf and the Asian Amateur Championship and receiving multiple awards, the 20-square kilometre golf complex is one to rival anywhere on the golfing planet.
Designed by 18-time Major champion Jack Nicklaus in 1994 the course hosted the World Cup of Golf in 1995 and was named in honour of the tournament. The World Cup layout became the first course in China to be accredited by the PGA of America for professional competitions and attracted many of the world’s leading players.
It is a long and challenging course from the back tees with sweeping fairways, large flat bottomed bunkers, plenty of water hazards and grass mounds around the greens making it one of Asia’s top golfing experiences.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Jack Nicklaus |
| Opened for play | 1994 |
| Black | 7,294 yards | SSS 73.2 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,764 yards | SSS 70.9 |
| Blue | 6,300 yards | SSS 68.3 |
| White | 5,785 yards | SSS 67.2 |
| Red | 5,046 yards | SSS 68.5 |
Vijay Singh used his experience of famous designs from around the world, including the likes of Pebble Beach, to create a challenging and innovative design. Large undulating greens, huge fairway bunkers and water that comes into play on 14 of the holes make it a challenge for both low and high handicappers.
Highlights of the course include the 150-yard beach bunker on the par-4 third hole and the green perched upon a rock wall on the 10th.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Brian Curley, Lee Schmidt, Vijay Singh |
| Opened for play | 1999 |
| Black | 6,833 yards | SSS 73.5 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,462 yards | SSS 71.3 |
| Blue | 6,113 yards | SSS 69.6 |
| White | 5,720 yards | SSS 67.6 |
| Red | 4,949 yards | SSS 68.3 |
The Ozaki Course at Mission Hills is built upon some of the best land within the resort, fairways flanked either side by natural slopes making a corridor of green that is usually reached by playing from elevated tees. Large greens accompany the wide fairways with strategically placed bunkers gathering any wayward drives.
For something a little different, the Ozaki course can be played under lights offering the unique experience of night golf.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Brian Curley, Lee Schmidt, Masashi 'Jumbo' Ozaki |
| Opened for play | 1998 |
| Black | 7,024 yards | SSS 73.3 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,617 yards | SSS 71.5 |
| Blue | 6,121 yards | SSS 69.3 |
| White | 5,740 yards | SSS 67.7 |
| Red | 5,103 yards | SSS 70.0 |
Taking inspiration from the TPC franchise in America, the Faldo Course at Mission Hills is the first “Stadium Course” design in China. Obvious comparisons will be made from the 17th at Sawgrass to the par-3 16th island green at Mission Hills.
Mature trees line the wide fairways while large, irregular shaped, cavernous bunkers await wayward drives, a round here is a good test of your golfing ability.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Brian Curley, Lee Schmidt, Nick Faldo |
| Opened for play | 1999 |
| Black | 6,892 yards | SSS 72.5 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,519 yards | SSS 69.8 |
| Blue | 6,074 yards | SSS 67.2 |
| White | 5,547 yards | SSS 69.4 |
| Red | 4,862 yards | SSS 69.9 |
Ernie Els has managed to capture the essence of his South African homeland in his design with a heavily wooded course containing dramatic elevation changes and swathes of colour.
The highlight of the round here is the huge plunging par-5 fourth hole where golfers tee off from the highest point on the course, with stunning panoramic views, down to a fairway that bends left following the adjacent creek.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Brian Curley, Lee Schmidt, Ernie Els |
| Opened for play | 1999 |
| Black | 7,049 yards | SSS 72.5 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,569 yards | SSS 71.8 |
| Blue | 6,164 yards | SSS 69.9 |
| White | 5,680 yards | SSS 67.7 |
| Red | 5,075 yards | SSS 69.9 |
This course was Dye's first design in China and he has used his unique design style to create a layout of beautifully shaped fairways, wild undulating greens, expansive waste areas and a mix of small pot bunkers and steep grass traps dramatically fortified with railway sleepers.
The end result is a course that is exciting as well as fun to play, a fitting tribute to one of golfs most influential course architects.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Brian Curley, Lee Schmidt, Pete Dye |
| Opened for play | 2007 |
| Black | 6,828 yards | SSS 71.8 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,487 yards | SSS 69.9 |
| Blue | 6,185 yards | SSS 67.7 |
| White | 5,608 yards | SSS 68.5 |
| Red | 5,082 yards | SSS 69.8 |
Two time Masters champion Jose Maria Olazabal made is first foray into golf design at Mission Hills, crafting a layout containing over 150 bunkers with tight narrow fairways. The resulting championship standard course was considered good enough to hold the Omega World Cup from 2007 to 2009 as well as the HSBC World Golf Championship in 2012.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Brian Curley, Lee Schmidt, Jose Maria Olazabal |
| Opened for play | 2004 |
| Black | 7,320 yards | SSS 75.7 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,861 yards | SSS 73.8 |
| Blue | 6,447 yards | SSS 71.1 |
| White | 6,010 yards | SSS 69.7 |
| Red | 5,207 yards | SSS 71.5 |
Like the Olazabal course, this design at Mission Hills is the first for the retired LPGA star, creating an aesthetically pleasing layout with spectacular views.
At just over 6,700 yards, the course with its heavily bunkered fairways ending in small challenging greens provides a good test of your golfing ability as well as serving up panoramic mountain views from tees perched high above the immaculate fairways.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Brian Curley, Lee Schmidt, Annika Sorenstam |
| Opened for play | 2004 |
| Black | 6,683 yards | SSS 72.7 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,278 yards | SSS 70.8 |
| Blue | 5,864 yards | SSS 68.9 |
| White | 5,440 yards | SSS 67.3 |
| Red | 4,895 yards | SSS 71.8 |
The original design by Curley, Schmidt and David Duval was redesigned in 2012 with input from Justin Rose and Ian Poulter. The course has a tree-lined parkland feel to it featuring a number of water hazards and numerous bunkering complexes.
The redesign has created an exciting risk and reward course that encourages aggressive play but accuracy is also key to avoid the stream that meanders through many of the holes. The course climbs up to a secluded natural valley on the front nine then descends on the closing stretch to the spacious clubhouse.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Brian Curley, Lee Schmidt, David Duval, Ian Poulter, Justin Rose |
| Opened for play | 2003 |
| Black | 6,920 yards | SSS 73.8 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,481 yards | SSS 71.4 |
| Blue | 6,177 yards | SSS 69.4 |
| White | 5,773 yards | SSS 68.8 |
| Red | 5,312 yards | SSS 71.2 |
The Leadbetter course at Mission Hills is the instructors first foray into golf course design. The world-renowned instructor devised a layout containing dramatic open vistas, large sand-flashed bunkers, wide undulating fairways and challenging greens.
Golfers playing here will often be required to use every club in the bag at some point but the challenge is accompanied by the fun of generous fairways, drives from elevated tees and reachable par 4s.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Brian Curley, Lee Schmidt, David Leadbetter |
| Opened for play | 2004 |
| Black | 7,160 yards | SSS 74.5 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,675 yards | SSS 72.3 |
| Blue | 6,269 yards | SSS 70.0 |
| White | 5,882 yards | SSS 68.7 |
| Red | 5,195 yards | SSS 69.8 |
The Norman course at Mission Hills is considered the most challenging at the resort but is also the most attractive. Thick native grasses aligning the pristine playing surfaces are pleasing to the eye while the deep, splashed sand-faced bunkers that protect the green are typical Norman design.
Despite the challenge of the Norman Course, this is a pleasant layout to play and the nature of the terrain, combined with the surrounding countryside, make it an especially enjoyable test for accomplished players.
| Par | 72 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Bob Harrison, Greg Norman, Harley Kruse |
| Opened for play | 2004 |
| Black | 7,224 yards | SSS 74.1 |
|---|---|---|
| Gold | 6,779 yards | SSS 72.3 |
| Blue | 6,486 yards | SSS 70.9 |
| White | 6,086 yards | SSS 69.2 |
| Red | 5,709 yards | SSS 72.1 |
The most recent layout at Mission Hills is the first par-3 course in China, designed by the first Chinese golfer to compete in The Masters. The green complexes are terrific and fun to play featuring a number of replica holes from the golfing world such as the Biarritz, Redan and Punchbowl.
Playing this course is fun and challenging for golfers of all skill levels while providing the visitor with a lesson in the history of golf design.
| Par | 54 |
|---|---|
| Designed by | Brian Curley, Lee Schmidt, Zhang Lianwei |
| Opened for play | 2007 |
| Blue | 2,299 yards |
|---|---|
| White | 2,050 yards |
| Red | 1,788 yards |
Accompanying the vast golf complex at Mission Hills are two luxury hotels, providing the best access to the courses for golfers.
The Mission Hills Resort Shenzen Hotel offers 5-star luxury within an amazing sports complex and wonderful panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. A total of 188 spacious and comfortable rooms are available to guests including Grande Deluxe, Grande Executive, Grande Premiere, Grande Premiere Suites, Grande Premiere Family Suites, Presidential Suites and Themed Family Rooms. Leisure facilities include 2 outdoor swimming pools including a fun-filled obstacle water park, a fully equipped gym as well as a superb sap and wellness center to ease aching limbs after golf.
Dining options in the Shenzen Hotel include some of the finest culinary selections from around the world. Enjoy fine French cuisine in Le Patio, authentic Cantonese cuisine in an elegant yet stylish dining atmosphere in the Imperial Court restaurant. Sample Southeast Asian signature dishes in the Mountain Cafe and tuck into a wide selection of authentic Japanese specialities in the Shiki Restaurant, including sashimi, sushi, teppanyaki, and washoku. The Sunrise Cafe is the ideal place to relax with a snack and a drink after a round of golf with wonderful views of the Dye and Faldo courses.
Mission Hills Resort Dongguan Hotel is also in an incredible location, surrounded by the Great Barrier National Forest Park and the world class golf courses. The resort spans 23 floors with 334 different rooms and suites that deliver an ecological and environmental concept. The facilities here are at an equal standard to Shenzhen on top of the picturesque views of the lake and mountains.
Dining options at the Dongguan Resort include traditional Chinese cuisine in the Tao Yuan Restaurant and casual dining in the modern bistro setting of Mélange with views over the Olazabal course. The World Kitchen, as the name suggests, serves dishes from around the globe. Sample delicious Thai food, creative Cantonese cuisine, and traditional Italian dishes in a relaxed setting or sit at the open teppanyaki grill and watch the skilled chefs prepare traditional Japanese dishes before your eyes.
This i really is a 5* resort and the only criticism I would have of the hotel ids that the breakfast area is way too far away from the main lobby area. It generally involves a 5-10 minute walk. Apart from that, room are excellent and spacious
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Again another great course but it was playing a little short on the day.
This is the best course that we played and certainly a real gem on the 'Dunggaun side. One of the best that I have played in terms of presentation, aesthetics and playability. You need to be hitting the ball well to make greens in regulation.
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