China Golf Tours to Mission Hills Shenzhen - home of the Omega World Cup. Experience a fabulous Golf Tour in China with letsdoChina.com - the professional China Tour company.

The extensive Mission Hills Resort & Spa in Shenzhen is spread over an enormously large area, boasting an incredible 12 championship courses with 10 course available to the public. In 2005, Mission Hills made history with the acknowledgement by the Guinness Book of Records for reaching a massive 216 holes in the one venue. Mission Hills regularly hosts amateur and professional tournaments throughout the year making the venue a buzzing hive of activity all year round.

LetsdoChina.com is an official agent for Mission Hills and we're able to tailor a China golfing holiday to match your needs and your budget. For further details on our tour packages to Mission Hills and other golfing destinations, please go to our China Golf Tours page for package inclusions and fact sheets that include full itineraries and prices. Please note that additional side tours in Shenzhen can be arranged, along with alternative rounds of golf in other parts of Shenzhen and China. Our packages are quite flexible and we will work with you to fine tune arrangements to suit your needs. As an experienced China Tour Operator, letsdoChina.com regularly incorporates China Tours and Hong Kong stopovers to add amazing value to your China golfing holiday.

How to Get There

The majority of our clients fly directly into Hong Kong International Airport and we transfer them via road in a 90 minute road trip to the resort. Depending on your  country of departure, it's also possible to fly into Shenzhen Airport making it a very brief trip by road to reach the resort. Several airlines fly this route directly, with others flying indirectly through their home bases in Singapore, Bangkok or Guangzhou. LetsdoChina.com is a fully licensed Travel Agent and we are in a position to source competitively priced airfares for our clients, including domestic flights within China if you combine some side tours with your golfing holiday.

The Courses

Each of the Championship Courses at Mission Hills Shenzhen have been designed by some of golf’s most memorable players. The size of the complex is literally mind-blowing and the 10 available courses are spread over 3 main locations. Free resort shuttle buses depart regularly from the main resort complex to transfer golfers whose rounds are located at Mid-valley or Dongguan. Interesting to note, the Annika, Els, Ozaki and Duval courses are flood-lit to enable the golfing insomniacs to play late rounds into the evening. Each course at Mission Hills has been designed to offer a wide variety of challenges leaving you with a great sense of achievement by the end of your trip. By clicking on the course panels below, you'll learn a little bit about each course and see an actual course layout:

The Facilities

When you’re not on the course, Mission Hills offers a number of first class Clubhouse facilities to make your stay a very memorable occasion. Choose from a total of 7 Restaurants and Cafés serving a delicious variety of Japanese, Cantonese and other Asian and Western cuisine expertly prepared by master chefs.

When you're not on the course, Mission Hills is suitably equipped with an abundance of sporting and fitness facilities. Whether it's swimming pools, tennis courts, archery or the fitness centre, guests looking for further activities are well provided for. If you’re in need of a golf lesson to sharpen your game, visit the popular David Leadbetter Golf Academy for some expert tuition. Practice your swing at one of 6 driving ranges and stock up on clothing, equipment and accessories at the golf shop that's touted as possibly Asia’s largest.

Mission Hills Spa is an elegant indulgence designed to provide you with total relaxation and comfort, including a wide variety of skin care, massage and beauty treatments. With attentive service, world-class amenities and state-of-the-art conference facilities, Mission Hills is a popular venue where advance bookings are essential.

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