Dragon Lake Golf Club in Beixing, Guangdong, served as the golf venue for the 2010 Asian Games held in Guangzhou. The facility was purpose-built for the Games and represents one of the few occasions when golf has been included in the Asian Games program. The course was designed to meet international tournament standards and accommodate both professional competition and post-Games public play. The property sits in the northern suburbs of Guangzhou, in an area that has seen significant development as part of the broader Asian Games infrastructure. The course layout takes advantage of the region's natural topography, which features rolling terrain and water features characteristic of Guangdong Province. The design incorporates lakes and strategic bunkering to create challenges appropriate for elite amateur competition while remaining accessible to recreational golfers. The 2010 Asian Games golf competition brought together players from across Asia, with the course tested under tournament conditions that showcased its routing and strategic elements. Following the Games, the facility transitioned to serve both members and daily-fee play, contributing to golf development in the Guangzhou metropolitan area. The course remains part of the Asian Games legacy infrastructure, offering golf in a region where the sport has grown considerably over the past two decades.