China Best Stay & Play Golf Resorts
Best Stay & Play Golf Resorts in China
China has more stay and play golf resorts than any other Asian country on our list. The good news is that quite a few of them offer quality golfing experiences.
Among the ones we rated, we discovered the five-star Mission Hills Golf Club Dongguan featuring five championship golf courses, stunning vistas of jungle-clad mountains and sparkling rivers, and opulent accommodation comprising over 500 luxury rooms, a number of fine dining restaurants and Asia's largest spa facility.
Review our top-rated golf resorts in China to determine what kind of stay works best for you and your family. Contact details are provided on the same page so you can make quick inquiries and choose the right resort for your needs.
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your golf trip, look up the location of the Stay & Play Golf Resorts in China on the map. It will help you with your planning to play the best courses during your holidays.
Where2Golf has applied a rating to each golf course visited. The rating scale, 5 (highest) to 1 (lowest), attempts to provide an indication of the golfing experience you can expect at each rated course. On the maps we have indicated golf hotels and
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