Changchun Cleanmoon Lake Forest at Changchun Cleanmoon Lake Forest Golf Club

Changchun Cleanmoon Lake Forest Golf Club sits in Jilin Province in northeastern China, where the regional landscape offers a mix of forested terrain and seasonal climate extremes. The course was designed by JMP Group, an international firm with experience across Asia that has worked on numerous projects in China's expanding golf market. The design takes advantage of the natural forest setting that gives the club its name, incorporating mature trees and rolling topography into the routing.

The layout reflects the characteristics common to forest courses in this region, with tree-lined fairways that demand accuracy and strategic positioning. The terrain provides natural elevation changes that add dimension to the holes, and the presence of water features—suggested by the "Cleanmoon Lake" name—likely factors into several holes as both hazard and visual element. The course serves golfers in Changchun, the provincial capital and one of northeastern China's major cities, where golf development has grown alongside economic expansion in recent decades.

As with many courses in this climate zone, the playing season is limited by harsh winters, making the course a warm-weather destination from late spring through early autumn. The club caters to the regional membership base and visiting players seeking a forested golf experience distinct from the links-style or resort courses found in other parts of China.