Hainan Island Pro Am 2027 Hosted by CGE Golf

The Lava Fields Course at Mission Hills Haikou is a spectacular championship layout designed by Brian Curley that showcases the dramatic volcanic landscape for which the resort is famous. Stretching 6840 metres from the back tees, the par-72 course winds through vast expanses of black lava rock, rugged waste areas, and naturally undulating terrain, creating one of the most visually striking golfing experiences in Asia. Wide fairways encourage strategic angles of attack, while closely mown chipping areas, expansive bunkers, and the stark contrast between emerald turf and volcanic rock demand both precision and creativity. More open and expansive than the neighboring Blackstone Course, Lava Fields offers a powerful test of golf in a setting unlike any other, combining championship-level challenge with breathtaking natural scenery.

The Stone Quarry Course at Mission Hills Haikou is one of the resort’s most visually dramatic and distinctive layouts, designed by Brian Curley as a tribute to legendary golf architect Pete Dye. Winding through ancient volcanic quarries, the par-70 course incorporates steep rock walls, rugged terrain, abandoned mining relics, railroad ties, rail-car bridges, and expansive sandy waste areas to create a bold and memorable golfing experience. Strategic features such as abrupt mounds, moguls, small undulating greens, and challenging bunker complexes place a premium on accuracy and shot-making rather than sheer distance. At just over 6,000 yards, the course offers a fun yet demanding test that combines striking quarry scenery with the strategic design elements that made Pete Dye courses famous

The Vintage Course at Mission Hills Haikou is a distinctive par-72 layout designed by Brian Curley that pays tribute to the classic "Golden Age" courses of the early 20th century. Inspired by renowned traditional venues such as National Golf Links, Fishers Island, Maidstone, and Chicago Golf Club, the course blends natural, tree-lined terrain with quirky architectural features including deep pot bunkers, abrupt mounds, ridges, blind shots, geometric shaping, and wicker basket pins. Set across more than 250 acres of heavily wooded landscape, the routing preserves the site's natural beauty while providing generous space and strategic playing options. With its vintage-inspired character, undulating greens, and thoughtfully crafted hazards, the course offers a nostalgic golfing experience that rewards creativity, precision, and strategic shot-making.

The Blackstone Course at Mission Hills Haikou is widely regarded as the flagship layout of the resort and one of the premier championship golf courses in Asia. Designed by Brian Curley of Schmidt-Curley Design, the course stretches an impressive 7140 meters and winds its way through a dramatic landscape of ancient volcanic lava rock, wetlands, lakes, and lush tropical vegetation. The striking contrast between the black lava formations, white sand bunkers, and pristine fairways creates a truly unique golfing experience. Renowned for hosting major international events, including the DP World Tour & the Omega Mission Hills World Cup, Blackstone challenges golfers of all abilities with its strategic design, generous fairways, dramatic elevation changes, and memorable risk-reward finishing holes. It is a course that combines championship-caliber golf with some of the most spectacular scenery found anywhere in Asia

The Sandbelt Trails Course at Mission Hills Haikou is a striking Australian Sandbelt-inspired layout designed by Brian Curley, drawing influence from renowned Melbourne courses such as Royal Melbourne, Kingston Heath, and Metropolitan.

Stretching more than 6670metres as a par 72, the course is characterized by expansive fairways, large undulating greens, and dramatic bunkering with high sand faces and thick grass edges that demand strategic shot-making.

Eucalyptus trees, native grasses, and tropical vegetation create a unique blend of Australian golfing aesthetics and Hainan’s lush landscape. The generously wide playing corridors offer multiple angles of attack, while the subtly rolling terrain and imaginative green complexes provide a challenging yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels.