# Zhang Lei Wei Course at Mission Hills Golf Club Mission Hills Golf Club in Shenzhen is one of China's largest and most established golf destinations, developed in the 1994 and expanded significantly through the 1990s and 2000s. The Zhang Lei Wei Course, designed by architect Zhang Lianwei, represents one of several championship-caliber layouts within the sprawling complex. The course reflects the design philosophy common to Mission Hills' multiple courses: routing through varied terrain that takes advantage of Shenzhen's subtropical landscape, with strategic bunkering and water features that challenge skilled players while remaining accessible to club members across ability levels. The course is set within Mission Hills' extensive grounds in the Longgang district, where the design incorporates the rolling topography and vegetation characteristic of the region. Like other courses at the club, it features generous fairways with defined hazards, requiring both length and accuracy off the tee. The routing typically balances risk-reward opportunities, with water and sand positioning to encourage thoughtful course management. Mission Hills has hosted numerous professional and amateur tournaments over its history, establishing itself as a significant venue for competitive golf in southern China. The Zhang Lei Wei Course contributes to the club's reputation as a comprehensive facility offering multiple distinct playing experiences. The club maintains strong membership traditions and dining facilities reflecting its status as a premier destination for both domestic and international golfers visiting the Shenzhen region.