Mission Hills Haikou is a world-class resort on Hainan Island, China. It is considered the “golf paradise of Asia”. With ten 18-hole courses designed by architect Brian Curley, this course brings a diverse experience for players.
The Blackstone Course is a highlight among these ten courses. Black lava rock, along with natural forests and marshes, served as the foundation for its construction. The course has hosted international tournaments such as the 2011 World Cup of Golf and the Mission Hills Star Trophy. In addition, courses such as Sandbelt Trails, inspired by the Australian Sandbelt region; Lava Fields, with its unique lava rock landscape; and The Vintage, with its classic style. All of them provide exciting challenges for golfers.
Besides golf, visitors can expect top-notch facilities in Mission Hills Haikou. There is a resort that integrates a 5-star hotel, the world’s largest hot spring, an amusement park, a cinema, and a shopping mall. All these amenities can satisfy customers’ needs, even the most demanding ones. In short, with excellent golf courses and various vacation facilities, Mission Hills Haikou is an ideal destination for golf and travel enthusiasts.
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3H29+7G9, Longgunzhen, Wanning, Hainan, China
Holes: 18 Par: 71 Length: 6,901 Slope: N/ALocated on the spectacular cliff of Hainan Island, China, Shanqin Bay Golf Club is a golf masterpiece. This course was designed by architects Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw and was…