Dongzhuang Beach Golf Club

off Yingbin Expressway,

Pudong, Shanghai

Office
+86 21 6835 9799
Pro shop
+86 21 6835 9799

About the course

The Course:

36 holes.
Designer:

Mark Hollinger of JMP Golf Design: Parkland course (2010); Linksland course (2012).

Back
tees

Club
tees

Front
tees

Yards

7430

Par

SSS or slope

At the same location:

Above distances are for the Linksland course. Also at Dongzhuang Beach is the 18-hole Parkland course (par-72; 7300 yds from the back tees).

Location

Latitude:

31.183553

Longitude:

121.787960

How to get there:

2 km from Shanghai Pudong International Airport / 45 km E of central Shanghai.

Asia /
Shanghai /
Dongzhuang Beach

Dongzhuang Beach Golf Club

Est. 2010

Dongzhuang Beach Golf Club occupies a former landfill site at the mouth of the Yangtze River, just 2 kilometres from the runways of Shanghai's Pudong International Airport. This internationally renowned club, accessible to visitors, is home to two championship layouts ... the Linksland course and the Parkland course.

As the name implies, the Linksland layout combines many of the rugged characteristics of a traditional links-style course ... without getting you right down to the water's edge. Along the fairways and around the greens you'll need to try and stay out of the pronounced dune-like mounds; their long wispy grasses make for testing recovery shots, providing you can find your ball. There's also a smattering of gorse and heathery effects, and opportunities to display your bump-and-run skills.

The Parkland layout, like so many in Asia, is simply awash with water hazards in the form of ponds and small lakes ... too numerous to count. Needless to say, many fairways and greens are flanked by water, while stylish bunkering also threatens on this well-presented layout. But the Linksland course is the one you'll want to play.

List of courses: Around Shanghai

Visitors

Who can play and when?

Private club - guests may only play if hosted by a member.

Green fees

Outside visitor fee not applicable; course exclusively for members and their guests.

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