Baohe Rd, Longgang,
Shenzhen, Guangdong 518116
Office
+86 755 8484 5555Pro shop
+86 755 8484 5666Academy
Genzon Golf AcademyThe Course:
36 holes. Tree-lined & open parkland. The A-course is less undulating than the B-course, which incorporates greater elevation change.
Surroundings:
Woodland, suburban environment and lakeside (Dragon Lake).
Designer:
Originally opened as the 18-hole CITIC Green GC (1995); major renovation and extension to 36-holes by Neil Haworth (2008).
Above distances are for the A course. Also at Hidden Grace GC is the 18-hole B course (par-72, 7218 yds from back tees).
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7 km SE of Longgang centre / 34 km NE of Shenzhen.
Hidden Grace GC
Hidden Grace Golf Club (formerly known as the CITIC Green Golf Club, then Genzon GC): originally laid out in a former botanical garden, the facilities here were bought by the Genzon Group in 2005. The new owners embarked on a large scale development of the site, which saw the original 18-hole CITIC Green layout transformed into two private 18-hole Neil Haworth-designed courses, named A and B.
The courses make good use of the amply-sized Dragon Lake, with the B course incorporating a little more elevation change than the A. The A course has hosted the European Tour sanctioned Volvo China Open.
Limited access: this private course is generally playable only by members and their invited guests.
Private club; guests staying at the Shenzhen Castle Hotel can check with the hotel regarding playing possibilities and associated rates.
The back-nine of the B course is floodlit for night golf.
Excellent (including a two-tier driving range).
Hidden Grace Golf Club's "A" course has hosted several editions of the Volvo China Open and Shenzhen International, both European Tour co-sanctioned events.
Baohe Rd, Longgang, Shenzhen.
Visit websiteAlongside the Shenzhen Castle Hotel is the private Hidden Grace Golf Club (formerly Genzon GC), with its A & B courses, which encircle Dragon Lake. Hotel guests wanting to play the Hidden Grace GC courses should enquire directly with the hotel.
Hidden Grace (A & B courses)
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