Situated north of Shanghai Pudong International Airport, Dongzhuang Beach Golf Club features three interconnected clubhouses and two 18-hole championship courses across more than 2,700 mu. Designed by Sunantapat Chalermpanth of Thailand’s renowned KTGY design team, the 16,000-square-meter clubhouse seamlessly fuses Chinese and Western architectural traditions into the graceful shape of a soaring phoenix, a symbol of good fortune.

Though entirely sculpted by hand, Shanghai Links—shaped by the raw, elemental forces of the East China Sea—is destined to mature into one of the world's premier golf destinations.

Designed by renowned Japanese architect Kentaro Sato, Shanghai (Xiehe) Golf Club seamlessly combines Japanese Zen aesthetics with classic garden elegance. Located near the lush Liudao area, its 18-hole course features winding fairways set among light woodlands and seasonal blooms. The natural, undulating terrain and strategic obstacles offer a rewarding challenge for golfers of all levels. Guests can also enjoy top-tier amenities, including a fully stocked golf pro shop, an authentic Japanese restaurant, traditional bathhouses, dedicated youth training programs, and a panoramic dining venue with private rooms.

Designed by five-time British Open champion Peter Thomson, Shanghai Yintao Golf Club brings Australian-style urban championship play to life. Rolling fairways, natural streams, serene lakes, and rustic bridges highlight the course's artful blend of strategy and natural grace. As sun sets, China’s only pneumatic lifting night lighting system transforms the club into a silver-lit summer paradise, all anchored by an elegant clubhouse delivering bespoke private services to its members.

Situated at the edge of the Asian Games Village, Beijing Beichen Golf Club holds a historic distinction as Beijing’s very first downtown golf venue. Crafted by five-time British Open champion Peter Thomson, this international standard, par-72 layout measures 7,040 yards and includes nine floodlit holes for late-evening play.

Framed by Yan Mountain to the north, Qinglong Lake to the south, and Beijing National Forest Park to the east, Beijing Jinghui Golf Club boasts a breathtaking natural setting between mountains and water. Opened in 2000 as Beijing’s first course built to international championship standards, its 18-hole layout was masterfully crafted to harmonize with the local terrain, creating a striking three-dimensional landscape.