Chongqing International Golf Club occupies a site in the Huaxi district of Chongqing, China's major southwestern metropolis. The course was designed by D. Lyall Adams, a Scottish architect known for routing and shaping work across Asia during the 1990s and 2000s. The club reflects the wave of championship-caliber golf development that expanded across China's tier-one cities during that period, serving both the local business community and visiting international players. The layout navigates the region's characteristic topography—rolling terrain with elevation change typical of Chongqing's landscape. Adams's design approach generally emphasizes strategic bunkering, defined fairway corridors, and greens that reward accuracy over length. The course is built to international standards and has hosted regional and national tournaments, establishing itself within China's competitive golf circuit. The club operates as a private membership facility with full amenities typical of high-end Chinese golf clubs, including practice facilities, dining, and hospitality spaces. Chongqing International serves as a venue for business entertainment and competitive play among the city's professional and expatriate communities. The course's setting within Huaxi positions it accessibly for Chongqing's urban golfers while maintaining separation from the city's dense core.