Mission Hills Haikou — Stone Quarry Course

At 6,029 yards and par 70, Stone Quarry is the shortest and most eccentric of Mission Hills Haikou's championship courses, built on the theme of an abandoned mining operation. Pete Dye-style "railroad tie" bunkers, old track remnants and discarded mining-equipment features line a routing of railroad sleepers, dramatic knolls, white-line hazards and small, well-defended greens (averaging 6,286 sq ft) connected by train-car-style bridges. Six of the eighteen holes are par-3s, and 215 bunkers pack the round with recovery shots — official marketing describes it as a "robust, action-packed" change of pace from the resort's longer modern layouts.

Faits sur le parcours

Trous

18

Par

70

Architecte

Brian Curley, Schmidt-Curley Design

Hainan

Part of the Mission Hills Haikou resort complex, about 10 km south of central Haikou

Points forts

• •6,029 yards, par 70, with six par-3 holes across the round
• •Quarry/mining theme: railroad-tie bunkers, old track remnants, train-car bridges
• •215 bunkers — the densest bunkering of any Mission Hills Haikou course

Installations

Galerie photo