Mission Hills Haikou — The Preserve Course

The Preserve plays 6,535 yards to par 70 through dense clusters of palm trees that form the backbone of its landscaping, giving the course a tropical, botanical-garden character within the wider Mission Hills Haikou complex. Wide fairways (averaging 42 yards) are punctuated by 117 high-faced bunkers with grass-covered, undulating edges, and greens (averaging 5,662 sq ft) are ringed by earthen mounds rather than steep run-offs — a player-friendly routing the resort markets as "easy to play, difficult to lose balls." Palm shade and abundant flowering shrubs run the length of the round.

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

• •6,535 yards, par 70, landscaped throughout with dense palm groves
• •117 high-faced bunkers with grass-covered, undulating edges
• •Wide, player-friendly fairways designed to be forgiving off the tee

Installations

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