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Nansha Golf Club is a 54-hole facility located in the Nansha District of Guangzhou, China. Established in 1993 and officially opened in 1997, the course is situated in a central location between Guangzhou and Hong Kong, accessible via the Humen Bridge and Luoxi Bridge. The layout consists of two distinct 18-hole championship courses, the Mountain Course and the Valley Course, designed by renowned golf architect John Jacobs. The course is characterized by its challenging nature and varied terrain. It features a total of 54 greens, utilizing both summer and winter grass varieties across the 36 holes to maintain playing conditions throughout the year. The design incorporates water hazards and bunkers, with specific practice areas including land and water driving ranges that allow golfers to practice over water. The facility is equipped with extensive amenities, including a grand clubhouse that offers panoramic views of the golf course. Beyond the 54 holes, the club provides a driving range, putting greens, and bunkers for short game practice. The site also supports the Feng Shanshan Golf-Nansha Academy, established in 2017, which offers training programs for junior golfers and amateurs. The club's location in Nansha provides a convenient setting for golfers seeking a championship-caliber experience in the Pearl River Delta region.