Qingyuan Holiday Islands Golf Club is located in Qingyuan, Guangdong Province in southern China, situated within a region known for its river valleys and subtropical landscape. The course was designed by Liang Guokun, a prominent Chinese golf architect who has shaped numerous layouts across the country. The design takes advantage of the natural topography and water features characteristic of the area, incorporating the Qingyuan region's distinctive terrain into the routing and strategic play. The course reflects the design philosophy common to Chinese resort golf developments of its era, blending playability with scenic integration. The layout works with the local landscape—likely featuring elevation changes, water hazards, and vegetation native to Guangdong's subtropical climate. Liang Guokun's approach typically emphasizes strategic bunkering and water positioning that challenge skilled players while remaining accessible to the broader membership base typical of Chinese holiday resort clubs. As a holiday resort destination, the club caters to both domestic and international visitors seeking golf experiences in the Qingyuan area, which has developed as a leisure tourism destination. The setting combines golf with the broader resort amenities expected at such facilities. The course serves as a recreational centerpiece for the property while contributing to the region's golf infrastructure during China's period of significant course development in the 2000s and 2010s.