The Valley course at Nansha Golf Club lies in the Nansha District of Guangzhou, a rapidly developing area in the Pearl River Delta of Guangdong Province. Designed by John Jacobs, the course occupies terrain that reflects its name, with routing that moves through undulating land and natural valleys characteristic of the region's subtropical landscape. The layout takes advantage of elevation changes uncommon in the delta flatlands, offering golfers varied perspectives and strategic interest shaped by the topography. The course features design elements typical of Jacobs' work from this era of Chinese golf development, when international architects were creating layouts for both resort play and club membership. The routing incorporates water features and bunkering that frame playing corridors, while the natural contours influence approach angles and green complexes. Tree-lined fairways provide definition and separation between holes, and the subtropical climate supports lush playing conditions year-round, though summer heat and humidity can be intense. Nansha Golf Club serves both local members and visiting golfers in the greater Guangzhou metropolitan area. The facility reflects the growth of golf in southern China during the 1990s and 2000s, when courses were developed to meet increasing demand from business communities and recreational players. The Valley course offers a parkland-style experience within reach of one of China's largest cities, providing a contrast to the urban density of Guangzhou proper.