Hong Kong
1–2 nights
International arrival and city recovery
A 7-day Greater Bay Area golf tour linking Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Dongguan with four routed rounds, protected border time and private transport planned around golf bags.
Duration
7 Days
6 Nights
Golf Rounds
4
18 Holes Each
Difficulty
Moderate
Moderate
Group Size
2-8 People
Golfers
Best Season
October–April
Hong Kong, Shenzhen & Dongguan
Planning Budget
US$3,600–6,800 per person
Indicative land range
01 Overview
A 7-day Greater Bay Area golf tour linking Hong Kong, Shenzhen and Dongguan with four routed rounds, protected border time and private transport planned around golf bags.
Flagship Greater Bay Area Journey
Golf clubs, corporate groups and repeat Asia travelers comfortable with a multi-jurisdiction route
7–8 days / 6–7 nights
October–April
Arrive and depart Hong Kong, or use Shenzhen for one direction
Hong Kong bookends with Shenzhen and Dongguan golf bases; border time is protected
Use Mission Hills as the reliable anchor, then request Dongguan Hillview as the premium Dongguan round; Chung Shan Hot Spring is a longer Zhongshan extension rather than a same-day substitute
Route visual
Hong Kong arrival and departure buffers protect the Shenzhen and Dongguan golf days from unnecessary border pressure.
Brand route diagram for orientation only — not to scale or for navigation. Final transfer timings are checked against the confirmed hotels, courses and border plan.
Route plan
Schematic route plan — not to scale. Times are planning estimates and vary with traffic, border, weather and the final hotel.
1–2 nights
International arrival and city recovery
2 nights
City access and first golf round
2–3 nights
Golf-focused resort base
1 night
Departure buffer and optional dining
Indicative land budget
Indicative land budget for 7–8 days, four guests sharing, with Hong Kong and mainland accommodation.
Cross-border transport, Hong Kong hotel dates and private-club access can move the final total significantly.
Hotel and room plan
Twin rooms work well for club groups. Confirm whether all bags remain with the vehicle during border transfers and avoid unnecessary one-night mainland hotel changes.
Specific hotels remain proposed until room type, benefits, taxes, cancellation terms and operating status are confirmed for the dates.
Sample quotation structure
Each version starts with the same route logic, then prices the confirmed hotel, course access, transport and services for the actual dates. It is an example of quotation scope, not a promise of availability or a fixed package total.
Sample scope
Two guests wanting a Hong Kong-led arrival, two or three confirmed rounds and a protected border plan.
Quote drivers: Hong Kong hotel dates, through-vehicle availability, room level and exact club access set the dated proposal.
Sample scope
Four to eight golfers who want three or four rounds while keeping bags, border timing and twin rooms organized.
Quote drivers: Vehicle arrangement, player count, requested layouts and weekend dates determine the actual group cost.
Sample scope
Eight or more guests needing tee blocks, hosted functions or a clear operating plan across two jurisdictions.
Quote drivers: Tee-block availability, group transport, event requirements and the route’s jurisdictional logistics are quoted only after confirmation.
Built for your party
For couples
Use the Hong Kong stays as a soft arrival and departure frame, then select two or three rounds without forcing a same-day border crossing.
Planning focus: We confirm passport routing, preferred room style and whether the trip prioritizes dining, spa time or additional golf.
For 4–8 golf friends
A shared vehicle plan, paired rooms and protected border buffers keep the group focused on golf instead of handoffs.
Planning focus: The first proposal identifies bag count, room pairings, the acceptable Mission Hills layouts and an alternative for any private-club request.
For clubs and companies
Tee blocks, hosted dinners and optional meeting time can fit the route once group movement and border operations are defined.
Planning focus: A single itinerary owner coordinates the rooming list, passport data timing, group transfers and confirmed golf operations.
Course confirmation and alternatives
Hold a Mission Hills layout as the operational alternative when Hillview access, weather or maintenance affects the first choice. Chung Shan Hot Spring can be added only with an extra Zhongshan night and confirmed access.
Read our confirmation standards →Before you travel
Hong Kong and mainland China may have different entry requirements. Each passport and every border crossing must be checked before booking.
Hong Kong dollars and mainland renminbi are separate. Carry payment backups suitable for both jurisdictions.
Cross-border vehicle rules may require a handoff. Bag count, hard cases and through-vehicle availability are confirmed in the transport plan.
Use these practical guides alongside the dated proposal; entry rules, carrier conditions and club access must always be checked for your exact trip.
Route FAQ
Sometimes, but it depends on the licensed vehicle and route. The proposal states whether transport is through-service or requires a border handoff.
No layout is final until the resort confirms allocation for the requested dates. Preferred and acceptable substitute layouts are recorded before payment.
A Hong Kong round can be requested, but visitor access is restricted and date-specific. It should be treated as an optional request with a mainland alternative.
The form opens with this itinerary selected. Share dates, group size, room preference and priority courses for a dated proposal.
Request this itinerary02 Tour Highlights
4 rounds across Shenzhen and Dongguan
Mission Hills Shenzhen / Dongguan golf core
Hong Kong arrival and departure buffer
Border-aware private transport plan
Private transfers planned for golf bags and border timing
03 Detailed Itinerary
Arrive in Hong Kong, transfer to a central hotel and keep the first evening light with a welcome briefing and dinner.
Travel planning: Hong Kong airport to city: about 35–60 minutes.

Cross to Shenzhen with border time protected, then play Mission Hills or a confirmed Shenzhen-area round only when the arrival timing supports it.
Travel planning: Hong Kong to Shenzhen: allow about 1.5–3 hours including border formalities.

Play a confirmed Shenzhen-area round, then add a light city, dining or recovery program rather than a rushed cross-region transfer.
Travel planning: Shenzhen golf transfer: commonly 30–75 minutes each way.

Travel to Dongguan or the Mission Hills golf base, check in and keep the afternoon flexible for practice, spa or a private dinner.
Travel planning: Shenzhen to Dongguan/Mission Hills area: about 1–1.5 hours.

Play a Dongguan-area round selected for access, condition and the confirmed hotel base. An on-resort alternative is held where possible.
Travel planning: Resort/course transfer depends on the assigned layout; allow 15–45 minutes.

Play the final confirmed round, then return to Hong Kong with sufficient time for the border and a farewell dinner.
Travel planning: Dongguan to Hong Kong: allow about 2–3.5 hours including border formalities.

Private transfer to Hong Kong International Airport. A Macau extension can be quoted separately when entry documents and timing support it.
Travel planning: Hong Kong city to airport: about 35–60 minutes.

04 What's Included
Indicative land budget
US$3,600–6,800 per person
Indicative land budget for 7–8 days, four guests sharing, with Hong Kong and mainland accommodation.
Featured Courses
Each course has been hand-selected for its design prestige, setting, and unforgettable playing experience.
01
Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, Arnold Palmer & more / 7,149 yards
The world's largest golf resort with 12 championship courses designed by golf legends.
02
/ Championship length
Xili Golf & Country Club is a respected Shenzhen private-club environment suited to carefully arranged premium golf near the Greater Bay Area.
03
Jim Engh / 7,019 yards
Jim Engh designed championship course with dramatic elevation changes.
04
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus / 6,800 yards
China's first golf club (1984) with Arnold Palmer design and natural hot springs.