Dalian Xiali Country Club is located in Xiajia Hezi Village in Liaoning Province, in northeastern China. The course was designed by Yu Yi Zhen, a notable figure in Chinese golf course architecture who has contributed to the development of the sport across the region. The club reflects the growth of golf in China during the late 20th and early 21st centuries, when private clubs and resort courses began to establish themselves in major metropolitan areas and their surrounding regions. The course is situated in the Liaoning landscape, which is characterized by rolling terrain and a temperate continental climate. The design takes advantage of the local topography to create routing that moves through varied elevation changes typical of the region. The setting combines natural features with manicured fairways and greens, a common approach in contemporary Chinese course design that balances playability with aesthetic appeal. As a country club facility, Dalian Xiali serves both as a competitive venue and a social hub for its membership. The club typically offers amenities beyond the course itself, reflecting the broader country club model that has become established in China's major cities. The course has hosted regional tournaments and competitions, contributing to the competitive golf infrastructure in the Liaoning area. Like many courses in northeastern China, it operates seasonally, with play concentrated in the warmer months when course conditions are optimal.