The Norman Course at Mission Hills Golf Club in Dongguan forms part of one of the world's largest golf facility complexes, situated in China's Pearl River Delta region of Guangdong Province. Greg Norman designed this layout as one of twelve courses spread across the Mission Hills properties in Dongguan and Shenzhen, which together earned a Guinness World Record designation for the largest golf club in the world. The course reflects Norman's design philosophy developed through his international portfolio, typically emphasizing strategic options and risk-reward scenarios. The routing takes advantage of the subtropical landscape and rolling terrain characteristic of this part of southern China. Norman's design approach here incorporates his preference for wide playing corridors that offer multiple routes to the green, allowing golfers of different skill levels to navigate holes according to their abilities. The course features the large, undulating greens and strategic bunkering that appear throughout Norman's body of work, with water hazards integrated into several holes to create decision points off the tee and on approach shots. Mission Hills Dongguan has hosted professional events on the Asian golf calendar and serves as a destination facility drawing players from Hong Kong, Guangzhou, and other major cities in the region. The complex includes extensive practice facilities and clubhouse amenities that reflect the scale of the overall Mission Hills development, which has positioned itself as a significant golf hub in southern China since opening its first courses in the 1990s.