Mission Hills Golf Club - Masashi Ozaki Course

ミッションヒルズゴルフクラブ・尾崎将司コース

Hokkaido Prefecture • Other

Holes

Par

6,617

Distance

About This Course

Mission Hills Golf Club - Masashi Ozaki Course is part of the world’s largest golf complex located in Shenzhen, China, featuring 12 courses and 216 holes designed by top international players. This course makes use of the natural terrain, with tee boxes set on elevated ground and fairways framed by existing slopes and mature trees, preserving a natural and scenic atmosphere. Strategic bunkers and wide fairways contrast with the surrounding forested hills and clear lakes, offering both beauty and challenge. While the back tees present a tough test, golfers of all levels can enjoy the course from the regular or forward tees. The 18th hole provides stunning views of the clubhouse, the resort hotel, and the towering mountains beyond, creating a memorable finishing experience.

Shōji Ozaki

Designer

About This Course

Technical Specifications

Holes

Par

Distance

6,617 yards

Green Count

Green Type

Bentgrass

Course Type

Other

Designer

Shōji Ozaki

Location

Hokkaido Prefecture

Playing Tips

Play conservatively from the back tees and consider regular or forward tees for more manageable distances and better scoring chances.

Wide fairways reward big hitters but strategically placed bunkers and valley contours punish wayward drives, so prioritize position over pure distance off the tee.

Many tees are elevated and fairways slope, so adjust club selection for uphill or downhill approach shots to avoid coming up short or overshooting the green.

Bentgrass greens are generally smooth and can run firm and quick, so be cautious with long lag putts and take extra time to read subtle breaks.

Wind can pick up on exposed elevated holes and along ridgelines, especially in the afternoon or during typhoon season, so check conditions and factor wind into club choice.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

Subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and mild winters; heavy monsoon rains and occasional typhoons occur in summer (roughly June–September), while autumn and spring are generally drier and more stable.

Best Season to Play

Best played in autumn (October–December) and spring (February–April) when temperatures are mild and rainfall is lower.