Mission Hills Golf Club - Red Better Course

ミッションヒルズゴルフクラブ・レッドベターコース

Hokkaido Prefecture • Other

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About This Course

Mission Hills Golf Club - Red Better Course is part of the world’s largest golf complex located in Shenzhen, China, known for its impressive scale with 12 courses and 216 holes. Designed by David Redbetter, this 18-hole course reflects his teaching philosophy, requiring players to use their full set of clubs and technical skills. The course features well-maintained greens with challenging undulations and strategically placed traditional sand bunkers. Tee grounds are thoughtfully arranged to offer an enjoyable challenge for golfers of all levels. The facility also includes a five-star hotel, spa, and extensive sports amenities, providing a relaxing and comprehensive golf resort experience.

David Redbetter

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About This Course

Technical Specifications

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Bentgrass

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Designer

David Redbetter

Location

Hokkaido Prefecture

Playing Tips

The Red Better Course rewards strategic shot‑making—use your full set of clubs and plan each hole to avoid long recovery shots.

Tee locations offer variety but accuracy off the tee is important to keep out of traditional sand bunkers and short‑grass trouble around landing areas.

Bentgrass greens show notable undulations, so take extra time to read the slopes and prefer conservative putts when the break is severe.

Approach shots that miss the green often find penal bunkers or awkward lies, so prioritize distance control and aim for the safer side of the green on difficult pin positions.

Coastal breezes can develop, especially in the afternoon on exposed holes, so check wind direction and club accordingly before every tee shot.

Weather & Seasonal Information

Local Weather Patterns

Shenzhen has a humid subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and a pronounced rainy season from spring into summer, occasional typhoons from June to October, and mild, drier winters, so expect frequent afternoon showers in summer.

Best Season to Play

The best time to play is autumn and winter (October to March) when temperatures are milder, humidity is lower, and the risk of typhoons and heavy rain is reduced.