Confused about mission hills China golfing

[Petercool]

So to me it seems there are 3 resorts and about 18 golf courses?

It’s so confusing.

It looks like https://www.missionhillschina.com/en/resorts/mh-resort-haikou/

Is where there are 12 courses.

Anyone assist or have a contact or seen package deals?

 

[Petercool]

Dumping here for future reference

Golf Courses
Par
Public Rate (RMB)
Apr - Oct
Public Rate (RMB)
Nov - Mar
(Weekday/Weekend)
Black Stone No. 1
73
1980
2380/2680
Sandbelt Trails No.2
72
880
1180/1380
The Vintage No.3
72
880
1180/1380
Lava Field No.5
72
1980
1380/2680
Meadow Links No.6
70
680
780/880
Stone Quarry No.7
70
680
780/880
The Preserved No.9
70
680
780/880
Shadow Dunes No.10
70
680
780/880
Stepping Stone No.4
54
380
480/580
Double Pin No.8
54
380
480/580

 

[Petercool]

Prices

 

[Lord Tyrion]

@Petercool no one is ignoring you on this, China just isn't a destination for UK or European golfers (the majority of people on here). Pleased you have found your answer

 

[Petercool]

Its not for us Aussies either really but I go that way for work a bit but these prices I can play all the sand belt courses without travel costs

 

[michaeljpoole]

Hello Peter, as I live in Hong Kong I can answer this for you.

Mission hills has two completely separate sites. There is the one in Haikou which is on the island of Sanya (Hawaii of China). A course here just held the DP World Tour event. there are around 12 courses here

Then there are another 12 courses in Shenzhen which is just north of Hong Kong in China. These are spilt into 6 courses at Shenzhen and 6 courses at Dongguan. But they are all connected by a club shuttle bus. there are separate club houses etc.

So in effect you have 2 completely separate resorts one on the island of Sanya (Haikou) and one in Shenzen.

I've played a few of the courses at Shenzhen and they are all great. Each is named after/designed by a famous golfer, and the Norman course is one of the toughest in Asia.

I hope this information helps

Michael

 

[Petercool]

Hello Peter, as I live in Hong Kong I can answer this for you.

Mission hills has two completely separate sites. There is the one in Haikou which is on the island of Sanya (Hawaii of China). A course here just held the DP World Tour event. there are around 12 courses here

Then there are another 12 courses in Shenzhen which is just north of Hong Kong in China. These are spilt into 6 courses at Shenzhen and 6 courses at Dongguan. But they are all connected by a club shuttle bus. there are separate club houses etc.

So in effect you have 2 completely separate resorts one on the island of Sanya (Haikou) and one in Shenzen.

I've played a few of the courses at Shenzhen and they are all great. Each is named after/designed by a famous golfer, and the Norman course is one of the toughest in Asia.

I hope this information helps

Michael

I have to come to HK last in the year.

Are the courses there nice and resorts okay? pool for kids etc...

 

[michaeljpoole]

I have to come to HK last in the year.

Are the courses there nice and resorts okay? pool for kids etc...

There is only one public golf complex in HK called Kau Sai Chau which just has 3 courses, but no resort

https://www.kscgolf.org.hk/

However Mission Hills Shenzhen is only 45 mins across the border into China but note you may need a visa to enter China depending on your passport, this would have all the above

Hope this helps

 

[Petercool]

No visa needed anymore.

Australians do not need a visa for short-term visits to China (30 days or less) for business, tourism, family visits, or transit. This is part of China's visa waiver program, which includes Australia.

 

[AussieKB]

For me one week in China 4-5 games equals two weeks in Thailand 8-9 games, so Black Mountain wins every time.

 

[3 jabber]

Chinese food v Thai food

That's a tough choice for me

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Chinese food v Thai food

That's a tough choice for me

Chines food in China is really nothing like Chinese food over here. It really is westernised for us. Can't comment on Thai

 

[AussieKB]

Chinese food v Thai food

That's a tough choice for me

Not for me, love Thai food.

 

[Bunkermagnet]

Who wants to go to China?

 

[Backache]

Chines food in China is really nothing like Chinese food over here. It really is westernised for us. Can't comment on Thai

Does depend a bit on where you go , lots of big Cities have Chinese restaurants that cater for Chinese people and are fairly 'authentic', though the food around China in different parts varies massively.

 

[Petercool]

Thai food is good. Hmm. I like the points made