Cultural Impressions of China Golf Tour

Arrival: Meet at Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport or Shenzhen Shekou port.

Evening: Welcome dinner.

Mission Hills Resort

The world’s largest golf resort is located in Mission Hills, near Hong Kong and the city of Shenzhen. A total of 12 golf courses and two hotel resorts are located on the huge site near Shenzhen. The resort is a modern 5* hotel that offers all amenities. There are regular shuttle transfers to the golf courses. There are Mission Hills Golf Resorts Shenzhen, Dongguan and Haikou on Hainan Island. The Mission Hills Group golf courses were designed by world-renowned golf course designers.

The theme of the Els Course is to create a lush backdrop of dense tree growth juxtaposed against wide swaths of manicured turf, thus evoking a “maintained garden” aesthetic reminiscent of Els’ South African homeland. Measuring more than 7,000 yards, the Els Course follows a unique “core” layout in which no two holes run parallel. The signature fourth hole features a tee box atop the highest point on the course, providing golfers with panoramic views of Mission Hills Golf Club and the surrounding region.

NON-Golfer:

Shekou & Sea World Plaza Tour: Shops, cafés, sculptures and a
decommissioned ocean liner at the heart of this leisure district.

Maritime Museum: Discover the South China Sea’s trading history.

Scenic Harbour Walk: Relaxing promenade views of yachts and coastline.

Lunch at a local restaurant.

Shenzhen day tour Coco Park, Shekou

Non-Golfer

Window of the World Theme Park: Miniature replicas of 130 global
landmarks including the Eiffel Tower and pyramids.

Afternoon free for shopping or spa at Mission Hills.

José María Olazábal’s first signature course is one of the most challenging courses in Mission Hills. With over 6,600 meters and 151 bunkers (including 24 on hole 15 alone), it reflects Olazábal’s mastery with the sand wedge. Majestic views of pristine jungle and natural waterways provide a spectacular backdrop. Numerous, deep bunkers and undulating fairways characterize this championship course, which has already hosted numerous international tournaments.

Non-Golfer: Free Day

Named after the 41st Golf World Cup in 1995, this Jack Nicklaus-designed course was the first in China to be approved by the US PGA for professional tournaments. Golf greats like Tiger Woods and Greg Norman have played here. In the evening the award ceremony takes place at a big dinner.

Non-Golfer:

Luohu Commercial City: Multi-level market for jade carvings, tailor-made
suits, silk and Chinese handicrafts.

Lunch at local restaurant.

• Morning flight to Beijing (Not included)
• Accommodation: Empark Prime Hotel Beijing.
• Evening: Traditional Peking Duck banquet.
• Optional Evening explore at Wangfujing Night Market.

Tiananmen Square – the world’s largest public square.

Forbidden City (UNESCO) – imperial palace with golden roofs.

Summer Palace – royal gardens of pavilions, bridges and Kunming Lake.

Lunch: Authentic Beijing cuisine.

• Badaling Great Wall: Walk along its ramparts with optional cable car.
• Hutong Rickshaw Tour: Narrow lanes of old Beijing with a family home visiy to learn about traditional customs.
• Lunch at a local restaurant.

• High-speed train (First Class) to Shanghai.
• Accommodation: Conrad Shanghai.
• Evening: The Bund – colonial-era waterfront and skyline views.

• Yu Garden – 16th-century classical garden.
• Shanghai Museum – ancient bronzes, calligraphy and jade.
• Xintiandi – restored Shikumen houses, boutiques and cafés.
• Lunch at a local restaurant
• Evening: Shanghai Acrobatic Show.

Meilan Lake Golf Club- Nicklaus course

Non-Golfer

Optional Shanghai Tower Observation Deck (632 m high, 360° city views).
Curated art and shopping tour in the French Concession.
Lunch at a local restaurant.

Round 5 at Shanghai Links Golf Club – seaside links-style course with sweeping fairways.

Non-Golfer

Hands-on Chinese Tea Ceremony or Silk-Weaving Demonstration at a
heritage workshop.
Afternoon free for spa, shopping or galleries.

• Transfer to Suzhou (“Venice of the East”). Optional morning golf.
• Humble Administrator’s Garden (UNESCO) – the largest of Suzhou’s classical gardens.
• Pingjiang Road – historic canal street with teahouses and opera stages.
• Shantang Street – 1,100-year-old waterway dotted with temples and merchant houses.
• Lunch and farewell dinner in Suzhou.

Private transfer to Shanghai Pudong International Airport.