Discovery Bay Golf Course occupies a hillside site on Lantau Island in Hong Kong's New Territories, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. and opened in the early 1980s as part of the Discovery Bay residential development. The course serves a community that is accessible primarily by ferry from Central Hong Kong, giving it a somewhat secluded character despite its proximity to the city. Jones worked with dramatic elevation changes and natural ravines to create a layout that moves through varied terrain, with several holes playing along ridgelines and others descending into valleys. The Diamond-Jade routing represents one of the alternate eighteen-hole combinations available at Discovery Bay, which operates as a twenty-seven-hole facility. This configuration blends holes from two of the three nine-hole loops, offering players variety in both topography and shot requirements. The course features the elevated tees and multi-tiered greens characteristic of Jones's work from this period, with fairways that often cant and roll according to the natural contours of the land. Discovery Bay functions as a private club serving the residential community, though it has historically offered access to visitors and corporate groups. The setting provides views across the South China Sea and toward Hong Kong Island, with the layout moving through stands of trees and open hillside terrain. The course remains a fixture in Hong Kong golf, offering a contrast to the more densely situated layouts closer to the urban core.