Top 100 Golf Courses in Asia

The Asia's Top 100 Golf Courses ranking began in 2015 and is co-hosted annually by China and South Korea's "Golf Travel" media. This ranking is recognized as the most professional and authoritative golf course selection in the industry, particularly influential in East Asia and Southeast Asia. The selection committee consists of 60 judges from 10 countries and regions, all of whom are well-known industry experts.

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2020 Asia's Top 100 Golf Courses

1. Shanqin Bay Golf Club – Hainan, China

Shanqin Bay Golf Club (山钦湾高尔夫俱乐部) – Hainan, China

Designed by Bill Coore, a master of Neoclassical golf course architecture, Shanqin Bay Golf Club is widely regarded as a pinnacle of China's golf course development over the past three decades. Located by the coastline, the course incorporates various natural elements, including hills, lakes, mountains, cliffs, and beaches, making the layout both rich in diversity and visually captivating. This course is celebrated for its commitment to preserving its ecological integrity: no foreign vegetation has been introduced, and the use of fertilizers and pesticides is strictly limited. The fairways are left in their natural state, embodying the true spirit of golf. As a result, the course has received worldwide acclaim for its design and environmental consciousness.

2. Nine Bridges Country Club – Jeju, Korea

Nine Bridges Country Club (九桥高尔夫乡村俱乐部) – Jeju, South Korea

Located at the foothills of Mount Hallasan on Jeju Island, Nine Bridges Country Club is a near-perfect golf course, often described as a hidden gem in the heart of nature. The layout of the course is harmoniously integrated with the surrounding natural environment, achieving an incredible sense of balance and showcasing the unique beauty of the East. Particularly in autumn, when the forests are painted with vibrant hues, the course becomes a breathtaking sight. Lakes and ravines weave through the fairways, demanding precision with every shot. The terrain and slopes of the greens present the greatest challenge at Nine Bridges, adding complexity and intrigue to the course. Over the years, through international tournaments and continuous improvements, the course has become even more refined, earning its place among Asia's top courses.

These two courses, Shanqin Bay and Nine Bridges, highlight the diverse beauty and challenge of Asia's golfing landscape, offering golfers not just a test of skill, but also an immersive experience in some of the region's most stunning natural environments.

3. Anyang Country Club – Anyang, Korea

Anyang Country Club (安养高尔夫乡村俱乐部) – Anyang, Korea

Founded by Lee Byung-chul, the founder of Samsung, the Anyang Country Club was designed with the vision of creating the best private golf course in Korea, a goal that has certainly been realized. Today, it stands as one of the top golf courses in Asia, rivaling those in Europe and the US. In 1997, Robert Trent Jones Jr. was invited to redesign the course, elevating its competitive and aesthetic appeal. The course features rare and beautiful plants along almost every hole, which change colors with the seasons, and are meticulously maintained, solidifying its place as Korea’s premier golf destination. The club is often referred to as the "home of Korean golf."

4. Hirono Golf Club – Hyogo, Japan

Hirono Golf Club (广野高尔夫俱乐部) – Hyogo, Japan

Since the 1930s, Hirono Golf Club has dominated not only Japan’s golf scene but also the entire Asian continent. Its influence has been long-lasting, and it continues to be regarded as a classic. Set amidst pine-covered hills that are naturally divided by streams, the fairways and greens are laid out on elevated land, combining British course style with the serene beauty of Japanese landscapes. Local experts have claimed that "every hole at Hirono could be selected as one of Japan's best 18 holes."

5. South Cape Owners Club – Namhea, Korea

South Cape Owners Club (南角高尔夫俱乐部) – Namhea, Korea

This modern seaside course is one of Korea's hottest golf destinations. When many believed it was impossible to build a course on the cliffs extending into the sea, designer Kyle Phillips proved them wrong by creating a stunning course with unbeatable ocean views. The fairways wind along the cliff tops, creating a dramatic setting. The design reduced earthworks by 40% to preserve the natural pine trees and vegetation, merging nature with human-made features seamlessly.

6. Spring City Golf & Lake Resort (Lake Course) – Yunnan, China

Spring City Golf & Lake Resort (Lake Course) (春城湖畔度假村湖景球场) – Yunnan, China

In many ways, the Lake Course at Spring City Golf & Lake Resort has redefined the design, construction, and maintenance standards for golf courses in China and Asia. With superb turf quality and greens running at a speed of 11 to 13, golfers are guaranteed an exceptional experience. The course is set on terraced slopes beside a lake, with narrow, undulating fairways that provide both challenges and unforgettable fun. Its "eternal spring" climate makes it a perfect golf resort destination year-round.

7. Kawana Hotel Country Club (Fuji Course) – Shizuoka, Japan

Kawana Hotel Country Club (Fuji Course) (川奈酒店富士球场) – Shizuoka, Japan

As Japan's first golf resort, Kawana Hotel features two 18-hole courses, with the Fuji Course, designed by Charles Alison, being the most famous. Often referred to as Japan’s Pebble Beach, it offers sunken fairways, turreted greens, and deep, challenging bunkers. The holes along the coastline, especially holes 15, 16, and 17, are considered some of the most memorable in the world. These "Prayer Holes" are a tribute to the course’s dramatic ocean views and challenging design.

8. The Dunes at Shenzhou Peninsula (East Course) – Hainan, China

The Dunes at Shenzhou Peninsula (East Course) (神州高尔夫球会东场) – Hainan, China

The Dunes at Shenzhou Peninsula is a massive and impressive course, consisting of two 18-hole layouts: the East Course and West Course, along with five additional holes, totaling 41 holes. Designed by Tom Weiskopf, the East Course is considered more challenging than its counterpart. Located on the peninsula, the course is surrounded by breathtaking views of the bay, with excellent sand quality and dunes that retain their ancient, raw beauty. The design is highly strategic, offering both a relaxed and competitive experience.

9. Tokyo Golf Club – Saitama, Japan

Tokyo Golf Club (东京高尔夫俱乐部) – Saitama, Japan

Founded in 1913, Tokyo Golf Club is one of Japan’s oldest and most prestigious golf courses. Deeply favored by the Japanese royal family, it has played a significant role in the development of Japanese golf. Set in Saitama Prefecture, the course is a forest layout, with fairways lined by dense pine and cedar trees, and occasional maple trees that make for a spectacular sight in the fall. The sand traps and greens are strategically placed, making the course both a challenge and a delight for golfers. It is also a regular fixture on global "Top 100" lists and remains a sacred place for Japanese golfers.

10. Sentosa Golf Club (Serapong Course) – Singapore

Sentosa Golf Club (Serapong Course) (圣淘沙高尔夫俱乐部色拉蓬球场) – Singapore

Located on the famous Sentosa Island, one of Singapore's premier resort destinations, Sentosa Golf Club offers breathtaking views of the bay. The Serapong Course, designed by Ronald Fream, is laid out over a series of rolling hills and valleys. The fairways lead down from the mountain, pass through sandy beaches, and climb back up again. Lush forest and endless sea flank the course, making it one of the most visually striking in Asia. Known for its narrow fairways and challenging layout, the course has hosted the Singapore Open and the Masters over the years, making it one of the hardest and most revered courses in Asia.

These golf courses represent the pinnacle of golfing excellence across Asia, offering unique challenges and unforgettable experiences for golf enthusiasts around the world. Whether it's the breathtaking coastal views or the serene forest landscapes, each course promises to be a memorable journey.

11. Wellington Hills Golf & Country Club – Icheon, Korea

Wellington Hills Golf & Country Club (惠灵顿乡村俱乐部) – Icheon, Korea

One of Korea's most prominent mountain courses, Wellington Hills Golf & Country Club features three nine-hole courses, each named after a mythical creature: Griffin, Phoenix, and Dragon. The fairways are built into the natural contours of the mountains, with dramatic elevation changes that add excitement and surprise to each hole. The course incorporates a variety of grass species to blend harmoniously with the surrounding natural environment, creating a lasting and memorable golfing experience.

12. Naruo Golf Club – Hyogo, Japan

Naruo Golf Club (鸣尾高尔夫俱乐部) – Hyogo, Japan

One of Japan's oldest golf clubs, Naruo Golf Club opened in 1920 and was later redesigned in 1931 by Charles Alison. While the course is relatively short at only 6,600 yards with a par of 70, its small greens and challenging bunkers make it an intriguing and difficult test for golfers. The course's superintendent is known as Japan’s best, ensuring the maintenance of the lush fairways and impeccable turf, which has made it a model for golf courses across Asia.

13. Ryugasaki Country Club – Ibaraki, Japan

Ryugasaki Country Club (龙崎高尔夫乡村俱乐部) – Ibaraki, Japan

Designed by the legendary architects Seiichi Inoue and Osamu Ueda, Ryugasaki Country Club is considered a "mature masterpiece" in the history of Japanese golf course design. The 7,047-yard layout with a course rating of 73.2 is surrounded by towering red pines, while the greens are elevated, surrounded by petal-shaped bunkers. The course perfectly fits into the mountainous environment and offers a challenging yet visually stunning experience.

14. Sheshan International Golf Club – Shanghai, China

Sheshan International Golf Club (佘山国际高尔夫俱乐部) – Shanghai, China

Located in the scenic outskirts of Shanghai, Sheshan International Golf Club is known for its undulating terrain, lakes, and streams, making it an exceptional location for golf. The course is built over an ancient quarry, with cargo ships still navigating nearby waterways. The holes are beautifully designed, offering a rich variety of challenges and making it one of the premier courses in Asia. Sheshan has also hosted the WGC-HSBC Champions for several years, adding to its prestige as a world-class venue.

15. Mission Hills Haikou (Black Stone Course) – Hainan, China

Mission Hills Haikou (Black Stone Course) (海口观澜湖旅游度假区黑石球场) – Hainan, China

Mission Hills Haikou’s Black Stone Course is one of the standout volcanic rock courses in the world. The course is set on a volcanic landscape, with expansive brown rocks, native shrubs, and large lakes, creating a dramatic battlefield-like setting. Several craters are located alongside fairways and greens, enhancing the visual and strategic challenges. With wide fairways and narrow greens, this course demands precision and skill, making it an intense and competitive venue for golfers.

16. Kasumigaseki Golf Country Club (East Course) – Saitama, Japan

Kasumigaseki Golf Country Club (East Course) (霞关乡村俱乐部东场) – Saitama, Japan

The East Course of Kasumigaseki Golf Country Club was the first golf course built in Saitama in 1929. In 1930, the course was redesigned by Charles Alison and his partner Harry Colt. Known for its unique "Alison Bunkers," the course is both challenging and beautiful, with lush fairways surrounded by trees. The 10th hole is considered one of Japan’s best par-three holes. In 2021, the East Course hosted the Olympic golf events, further solidifying its place in golfing history.

17. Jian Lake Blue Bay Golf Club – Hainan, China

Jian Lake Blue Bay Golf Club (鉴湖蓝湾高尔夫球会) – Hainan, China

The Blue Bay Golf Course in Hainan is a tropical links-style course that seamlessly blends the charm of an island paradise with the ruggedness of a classic links design. The course is known for its unique wooden-bunker features and challenging, undulating greens. The 16th, 17th, and 18th holes are considered some of the best finishing holes, offering both beauty and difficulty. The combination of the natural landscape and the challenging layout makes it a must-play destination for golfers.

18. Yas Links Golf Club – Abu Dhabi, UAE

Yas Links Golf Club (亚斯林克斯高尔夫俱乐部) – Abu Dhabi, UAE

Yas Links is the only links-style golf course in the Middle East, designed by Kyle Phillips, who is known for blending modern course design with the rich traditions of Scottish golf. The course offers spectacular sea views from all 18 holes, with eight of them running directly along the coastline. The greens are located right by the water, creating breathtaking and dramatic challenges for golfers. The delicate turf and old-world style make Yas Links a revolutionary course that connects the past with the future.

19. Yokohama Country Club (West Course) – Kanagawa, Japan

Yokohama Country Club (West Course) (横滨乡村俱乐部 西场) – Kanagawa, Japan

Established during the 1960s, a time when golf was booming in Japan, the Yokohama Country Club (West Course) took six years to meticulously build. The West Course has hosted the prestigious Japan Open, making it a historic location in Japanese golf. In 2014, the course underwent a transformative redesign by Coulson & Kranzo Design Company. The team raised tee box elevations, modified hole layouts, and removed the traditional double greens. Iconic Coulson-Kranzo-style bunkers were also added, enhancing the course's overall character and revitalizing it with a new energy.

20. Ayodhya Links – Ayuthaya, Thailand

Ayodhya Links (阿约提亚陀林克斯俱乐部) – Ayuthaya, Thailand

Thailand’s first golf course to be included in the Top 100 Golf Courses in Asia list, Ayodhya Links may not be a true links course but it offers a unique golfing experience. Located in a lush oasis northeast of Bangkok, this course was designed by Australian golf legend Peter Thomson and his team. Famous for its design, Ayodhya Links offers expansive, firm, and fast greens with diverse undulating fairways, making it a challenge to conquer. The course stretches to 7,626 yards, ensuring a testing yet rewarding experience for golfers.

21. Trinity Golf & Country Club – Yeoju, Korea

Trinity Golf & Country Club (三一高尔夫乡村俱乐部) – Yeoju, Korea

Founded by the Samsung family, Trinity Golf & Country Club is a prime example of an exclusive private club just outside of Seoul. Situated among the rolling hills of lush forestry, this course is designed by the famed Tom Fazio family of designers. Combining natural beauty with challenging holes, Trinity presents a unique golfing experience with strategic traps. The course is highly regarded in Korea as one of the best and most prestigious venues.

22. Haesley Nine Bridges Golf Club – Yeoju, Korea

Haesley Nine Bridges Golf Club (赫斯利九桥高尔夫俱乐部) – Yeoju, Korea

Haesley Nine Bridges Golf Club, the second of the Samsung family's Nine Bridges courses, was opened in 2009 and quickly earned a spot on Golf Digest’s list of the world’s top 100 courses. Set in the picturesque Gyeonggi-do region, this course seamlessly integrates cutting-edge technology with natural beauty. A standout feature of the course is the air circulation system beneath the greens, which helps maintain optimal turf conditions even during winter. The clubhouse itself has won numerous global design awards, showcasing the club’s commitment to both quality and innovation.

23. The Bluffs Ho Tram Strip Golf Club – Vung Tau, Vietnam

The Bluffs Ho Tram Strip Golf Club (河川断崖高尔夫俱乐部) – Vung Tau, Vietnam

Located on the coast of Ho Chi Minh City, The Bluffs Ho Tram Strip Golf Club offers a rugged, links-style layout with natural dunes, shrubs, and sweeping views of the ocean. Designed by Greg Norman, the course follows the natural topography, creating a challenging yet authentic golfing experience. With treacherous bunkers, long grass, and dramatic elevation changes, the course has become a top destination for golfers seeking adventure in Vietnam.

24. Hokkaido Classic Golf Club – Hokkaido, Japan

Hokkaido Classic Golf Club (北海道经典高尔夫俱乐部) – Hokkaido, Japan

One of the top-rated golf courses in Hokkaido, Hokkaido Classic Golf Club is well-regarded for its scenic beauty and challenging design. Set amidst lush forests of Hokkaido, the course has a timeless appeal that combines classical and modern elements. Offering both challenge and fun, the course provides an enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels, making it a must-visit destination in Japan.

25. The Woo Jeong Hills Country Club – Cheonan, Korea

The Woo Jeong Hills Country Club (宇正山乡村俱乐部) – Cheonan, Korea

Located in Cheonan, The Woo Jeong Hills Country Club is known for its strategic layout, focusing on both power and precision. Designed by Perry Day, the son of golf legend Pete Dye, the course is built with the intent of hosting national tournaments. With an emphasis on long holes and strategic hazards, this course has hosted the Korean Open several times. The demanding design of the course has earned it a reputation as a true test for golfers, with only a few able to achieve red numbers on the scorecard.

26. Teddy Valley Golf & Resort – Jeju, Korea

Teddy Valley Golf & Resort (泰迪谷高尔夫乡村俱乐部) – Jeju, Korea

Teddy Valley Golf & Resort, located on Jeju Island, is a fully private golf club that combines the island's natural features with golf course design. The course is set amidst mountains, forests, volcanic rocks, lakes, and varied climates, providing golfers with an unforgettable challenge. The original site of the course was an abandoned mine, and remnants of the old mining operation can still be found, adding a historical element to the experience. This course is often praised as a masterpiece of "new naturalism" in golf design.

27. Ria Bintan Golf Club (Ocean Course) – Bintan, Indonesia

Ria Bintan Golf Club (Ocean Course) (里亚民丹高尔夫俱乐部海洋球场) – Bintan, Indonesia

Ranked as one of Asia’s top courses, Ria Bintan Golf Club offers stunning views of the South China Sea and features a course that winds through tropical forests. Located on Bintan Island, just a short distance from Singapore, the course combines lush terrain with breathtaking ocean vistas, especially on the par-three 8th hole, where the green is framed by towering rocks and the sound of crashing waves. Ria Bintan remains a highly sought-after destination for golfers in Southeast Asia.

28. Sapporo Golf Club (Wattsu Course) – Hokkaido, Japan

Sapporo Golf Club (Wattsu Course) (札幌高尔夫俱乐部轮厚球场) – Hokkaido, Japan

Sapporo Golf Club (Wattsu Course) is one of the most prestigious courses in Hokkaido, Japan, known for its challenging layout. The course, often referred to as "the toughest course in Hokkaido," was redesigned to incorporate forested terrain. With a length of 7,061 yards and a par of 71, this course presents a difficult test for golfers. The fairways are framed by dense woods, and the course features many dogleg holes, along with fast and firm greens, making it a formidable yet rewarding challenge for even the most skilled players.

29. Spring City Golf & Lake Resort (Mountain Course) – Yunnan, China

Spring City Golf & Lake Resort (Mountain Course) (春城湖畔度假村山景球场) – Yunnan, China

The Mountain Course at Spring City Golf & Lake Resort is a prime example of a mountain golf course and is a personal favorite of the legendary Jack Nicklaus. Unlike many other designs, this course is known for its strategic bunker placements and the thoughtful design of the greens. Offering panoramic views and a tranquil atmosphere, it provides a calm and challenging environment for golfers. The course's greens are fast, consistently maintaining a speed of 11 or more, and the turf quality has remained exceptional for over 20 years, ensuring an incredible golfing experience.

30. TPC Kuala Lumpur (West Course) – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

TPC Kuala Lumpur (West Course) (TPC 吉隆坡高尔夫俱乐部西场) – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Formerly known as Kuala Lumpur Country Club, TPC Kuala Lumpur (West Course) is a renowned venue for PGA Tour events. The course has undergone continuous improvements through its hosting of major events, including the European Tour and PGA Tour. With a relatively compact layout of 900 acres, it offers a cleverly designed course that maximizes the use of space and offers a variety of tactical challenges. Water hazards and strategically placed bunkers are the course’s defining features, with many holes that leave a lasting impression.

31. Oarai Golf Club – Ibaraki, Japan

Oarai Golf Club (大洗高尔夫俱乐部) – Ibaraki, Japan

Located in the coastal town of Oarai, Oarai Golf Club offers a beautiful yet challenging layout. Known for its expansive fairways, the course winds through coastal pine forests, and many of the holes feature doglegs, with some guarded by the region’s ancient black pine trees. The challenge is further intensified by the strong winds from the Pacific Ocean, as well as water hazards that add an extra layer of complexity to the game.

32. Anvaya Cove Golf Club – Subic, Philippines

Anvaya Cove Golf Club (安瓦亚湾高尔夫俱乐部) – Subic, Philippines

Located on the stunning Subic Bay in the Philippines, Anvaya Cove Golf Club is a private golf course that opened in 2013. Its picturesque layout blends cliffs and bay views, offering a dynamic golfing experience. The course is known for its stunning beauty, with each hole offering a unique and challenging design. Well-maintained greens and fairways make it a pleasure to play, while its design philosophy is simple: "Looks tough, but plays fair."

33. Lan Hai International Golf Club (Yangtze Dunes) – Shanghai, China

Lan Hai International Golf Club (Yangtze Dunes) (揽海国际高尔夫俱乐部 长江林克斯球场) – Shanghai, China

Located on Chongming Island, where the Yangtze River meets the sea, Lan Hai International Golf Club offers one of the most unique golfing experiences in China. Originally designed by Jack Nicklaus, the course underwent a bold redesign in 2018 by Ogilvy, Clayton, Cocking, and Mead (OCCM). The renovation resulted in a more natural coastal links design, with rebuilt greens and dunes that create a pristine, authentic golfing environment. This course is one of the rare examples of true links-style golf in Asia.

34. Osaka Golf Club – Osaka, Japan

Osaka Golf Club (大阪高尔夫俱乐部) – Osaka, Japan

One of Kansai’s classic courses, Osaka Golf Club is located on the southern tip of Osaka Prefecture, along a picturesque coastline. The course is built into the natural terrain, with each hole designed to fit the landscape perfectly. Narrow fairways, small greens, and tight dogleg holes offer a challenge to golfers, requiring precision and skill. This historic course remains a favorite among local players and is regarded as one of Japan’s finest golfing locations.

35. The Jack Nicklaus Golf Club – Incheon, Korea

The Jack Nicklaus Golf Club (杰克尼克劳斯高尔夫俱乐部) – Incheon, Korea

Located on the Incheon coast, The Jack Nicklaus Golf Club is a modern and stylish golf course that features a rare links-style layout in Korea. The course’s design takes full advantage of the coastal climate, offering challenging fairways that demand both power and accuracy. After opening, the course quickly became a major venue for international tournaments, hosting the PGA Championship and the President’s Cup in 2015. This course is a prestigious location in Korean golf and continues to attract top-level events.

36. Abiko Golf Club – Chiba, Japan

Abiko Golf Club (我孙子高尔夫俱乐部) – Chiba, Japan

Abiko Golf Club, established in 1930, underwent a significant redesign by Brian Silva, a designer from New England. The renovation transformed the classic Japanese design by removing the traditional double greens and replacing them with single greens. Silva also adjusted the layout of bunkers and fairways, retaining the course’s classical charm while introducing modern visual appeal. The renovation was awarded Golf Magazine’s Best International Golf Course Renovation in 2014, enhancing its reputation as a top course in Japan.

37. The Yulin Desert Golf Course – Shanxi, China (New)

The Yulin Desert Golf Course (榆林沙漠高尔夫球场) – Shanxi, China

Designed by Lu Jun, The Yulin Desert Golf Course is a remarkable transformation of the Mu Us Desert in Shanxi. The course is located on the southern edge of the desert and blends into its vast, open surroundings with sparse desert vegetation. The design respects the ecological balance, minimizing turf area and integrating natural elements like dunes and sand pits into the layout. The undulating fairways and challenging greens make this a unique course in China, offering both difficulty and enjoyment.

38. Trump International Golf Club – Dubai, UAE (New)

Trump International Golf Club (迪拜特朗普国际高尔夫俱乐部) – Dubai, UAE

Built in the middle of the desert, Trump International Golf Club is an example of Dubai's audacity to make the impossible possible. Surrounded by the bustling metropolis, the course is set on coastal sand, creating a rugged yet beautiful landscape. The course successfully adds elevation and undulation to what was once flat desert terrain, combining natural elements with artistic design. The course is owned by a real estate developer, not President Donald Trump, despite the name.

39. Jumeirah Golf Estates – Dubai, UAE

Jumeirah Golf Estates (朱美拉高尔夫庄园) – Dubai, UAE

Jumeirah Golf Estates comprises the Earth Course and Fire Course, with the Earth Course designed by Greg Norman. The design takes inspiration from European and North American parkland courses, featuring rolling fairways, white sand bunkers, and reddish ochre landscapes surrounded by dense trees. The course integrates seamlessly with its natural environment, offering a harmonious blend of vegetation and desert. Jumeirah is home to major events such as the Dubai World Championship, solidifying its status as one of the top courses in the region.

40. Chiba Country Club (Umesato Course) – Chiba, Japan

Chiba Country Club (Umesato Course) (千叶乡村俱乐部梅乡球场) – Chiba, Japan

Chiba Country Club (Umesato Course) is a beautifully landscaped course, set amidst lush greenery with serene water features that add both challenge and strategy to each hole. Opened in 1960, the course was recently renovated by Taizo Kawata, a renowned Japanese designer, who transformed the traditional double greens into a single green system. With its continuous hosting of Japan Tour events, the course has elevated its reputation and continues to be one of the country’s top golfing destinations.

41. Jade Palace Golf Club – Gapyeong, Korea

Jade Palace Golf Club (玉宫高尔夫俱乐部) – Gapyeong, Korea

Designed by Greg Norman, Jade Palace Golf Club is located just an hour from Seoul and offers an immersive experience surrounded by mountains and the North Han River. The course’s natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere provide a peaceful retreat for golfers, offering both a visual feast and a challenge for their golfing skills. With its strategic design, it’s a perfect blend of relaxation and competition.

42. Shanghai Links Golf Club – Shanghai, China

Shanghai Links Golf Club (上海林克司乡村俱乐部) – Shanghai, China

Shanghai Links Golf Club, designed by Jack Nicklaus, is a rare links-style course located in Shanghai near the mouth of the Yangtze River. The course differs from typical links courses due to its large water hazards, which have been integrated into the design along with natural dunes, long grass, and strong winds. As a strategic course, it encourages golfers to play thoughtfully rather than recklessly, and its greens have been widely praised for their consistent quality and playability over the years.

43. Montgomerie MAXX Royal – Antalya, Turkey

Montgomerie MAXX Royal (蒙哥马利麦克斯皇家球场) – Antalya, Turkey

Located on the Mediterranean coast of Antalya, Montgomerie MAXX Royal showcases the design talent of Colin Montgomerie. The course is set among lush pine forests and features views of the Taurus Mountains, creating a stunning backdrop for golfers. The undulating fairways and complex greens make for a challenging yet rewarding golfing experience. Since 2013, the course has hosted the Turkish Open, becoming a significant venue on the European Tour calendar.

44. Karuizawa Golf Club – Nagano, Japan

Karuizawa Golf Club (轻井泽高尔夫俱乐部) – Nagano, Japan

Karuizawa Golf Club is one of the most prestigious golf courses in Japan, located in the cool, serene resort town of Karuizawa. Known for its century-old pine and birch trees, the course offers a combination of classic and modern designs, presenting both challenges and enjoyment for players of all levels. The meticulous attention to detail in the course’s design and maintenance has earned it recognition as one of Japan's finest courses.

45. Nishinasuno Golf Country Club – Tochigi, Japan

Nishinasuno Golf Country Club (西那须野乡村俱乐部) – Tochigi, Japan

Nishinasuno Golf Country Club is located at the foot of the Nasu Mountains in Tochigi and is considered one of the best golf courses in Honshu. Designed by the renowned Robert Von Hagge, the course is celebrated for its strategic layout, featuring water hazards and sand traps that require precision and skill. The course's visual appeal is also enhanced by the play of light and shadow, making it a unique and memorable golfing experience.

46. FLC Halong Bay Golf Club – Halong Bay, Vietnam

FLC Halong Bay Golf Club (下龙湾高尔夫俱乐部) – Halong Bay, Vietnam

Located in the famous tropical seaside resort of Halong Bay, known as the "Guilin of the Sea," FLC Halong Bay Golf Club offers breathtaking views of the bay, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The course blends natural terrain, lush vegetation, and strategically placed lakes, creating an exciting challenge for golfers. Opened in 2016, it stands out as one of the premier new golf courses in Vietnam, providing both beauty and a test of skill.

47. Wind Valley Golf Club (Members) – Shenzhen, China

Wind Valley Golf Club (Members) (深圳东部华侨城云海谷会员场) – Shenzhen, China

Located in the scenic East Overseas Chinese Town in Shenzhen, Wind Valley Golf Club offers stunning views of mountains, lakes, and the sea, as well as a remarkable cloud sea spectacle. The course is known for its dramatic elevation changes, dense woods, and winding streams, which add both challenge and entertainment. The club is famous for its compact greens and its use of Bentgrass, a rare grass type in Guangdong. This unique feature has earned it widespread praise among golfers.

48. Amata Spring Country Club – Chonburi, Thailand

Amata Spring Country Club (阿曼塔温泉乡村俱乐部) – Chonburi, Thailand

Designed to championship standards, Amata Spring Country Club features a river that splits the course, forming two large lakes. The course has 84 bunkers, designed in a petal shape, strategically placed around the raised greens to disrupt the player's visual perception and distance judgment. The course strikes a balance between challenge and aesthetics, offering a memorable golfing experience.

49. Tokyo Classic Golf Club – Tokyo, Japan

Tokyo Classic Golf Club (东京经典高尔夫俱乐部) – Tokyo, Japan

One of the most prominent new golf courses in Japan, Tokyo Classic Golf Club is a masterpiece designed by Jack Nicklaus. Located amidst perfectly aligned pine forests and featuring lakes and streams, the course offers a range of strategic challenges that demand both technical skills and mental fortitude. Opened in 2016, it was quickly recognized as a true country club with modern features, earning rave reviews from golfers.

50. Red Mountain Golf Club – Phuket, Thailand

Red Mountain Golf Club (红山高尔夫俱乐部) – Phuket, Thailand

Red Mountain Golf Club is the highest mountain golf course in Phuket, Thailand. The course is set on the site of an old tin mine, where minerals in the soil give the exposed mountain slopes a unique red-brown hue, creating the dramatic "Red Mountain" look. The course winds through cliffs and valleys, providing a thrilling experience that feels like riding a roller coaster. Recent renovations have significantly enhanced the quality of the course, making it one of the most impressive in Thailand.

51. Clearwater Bay Golf Country Club – Hong Kong, China

Clearwater Bay Golf Country Club (清水湾乡村俱乐部) – Hong Kong, China

Located on the Sai Kung Peninsula in Hong Kong, Clearwater Bay Golf Country Club is known for its stunning coastal views and seaside atmosphere. The course is split into two sections: Ocean Nine and Highland Nine, both offering dramatic elevation changes and narrow, challenging fairways. The signature dogleg holes and penalizing bunkers make it a memorable seaside course that golfers never tire of.

52. The Els Club Teruk Datai – Langkawi, Malaysia

The Els Club Teruk Datai (达泰埃尔斯俱乐部) – Langkawi, Malaysia

Designed with the philosophy of "celebrating nature," The Els Club Teruk Datai is considered one of the most beautiful courses in the Els Club portfolio. Set within a tropical rainforest on the island of Langkawi, the course offers mesmerizing views of both the jungle and the sea. The dense jungle, winding streams, and occasional tropical showers add to the challenge, while the lack of any sand bunkers is a unique and controversial design feature that has been praised for its innovation.

53. Gapyeong Benest Golf Club – Gapyeong, Korea

Gapyeong Benest Golf Club (加平贝内斯特高尔夫俱乐部) – Gapyeong, Korea

Located on the slopes of the Namsan Mountains, Gapyeong Benest Golf Club is known for its breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and its unique Nicklaus design. The course has three separate 9-hole layouts, each named after a type of tree. The most popular combination is the Maple-Pine layout. The course is highly regarded for its construction quality and exceptional drainage system, which allows for quick drainage after heavy rains.

54. Tianjin 27 Golf Club – Tianjin, China

Tianjin 27 Golf Club (天津27人高尔夫俱乐部) – Tianjin, China

The Tianjin 27 Golf Club is a renovation of the original Yangliuqing Golf Course. It immediately garnered attention upon opening due to its impressive transformation and seamless integration of 27 holes designed by 27 internationally famous golfers. The course is known for its clever layout, with both challenging and enjoyable features. The greens are particularly fast, reaching speeds of 13 on the stimpmeter, further showcasing the course's high quality.

55. Phoenix Golf Country Club – Miyazaki, Japan

Phoenix Golf Country Club (凤凰度假村球场) – Miyazaki, Japan

Located on the coast of Miyazaki, Phoenix Golf Country Club is the home of the prestigious Phoenix Open, a fixture on the Japan Golf Tour. The course is surrounded by a forest of pine trees, with the narrow fairways and challenging doglegs making it a true test for golfers. The course is particularly famous for the difficulty of playing in the coastal wind, with the pine forest providing a dramatic and challenging backdrop for each hole.

56. Enhance Anting Golf Club – Shanghai, China

Enhance Anting Golf Club (颖奕安亭高尔夫俱乐部) – Shanghai, China

Located in Shanghai, Enhance Anting Golf Club breaks traditional flat land layouts, creating a vibrant, three-dimensional design. The course, designed by Robert Jones Jr., embodies his philosophy of "using and returning to nature." With the combination of lakes, sand traps, and fescue grass, the course offers an enjoyable yet challenging experience. Notable for its use of Tif-Sports grass, this course stands out in terms of both aesthetics and playability.

57. Koga Golf Club – Fukuoka, Japan

Koga Golf Club (古贺高尔夫俱乐部) – Fukuoka, Japan

Once renowned as “Koga of the Sands,” Koga Golf Club has undergone multiple redesigns while retaining the essence of its sandy origins. The course incorporates ponds, trees, and hills to create a challenging yet rewarding layout. Golfers often find themselves recalculating distances and strategizing differently from day to day. It has hosted the Japan Open and remains one of the country’s most respected venues.

58. Shenzhen Genzon Golf Club (A) – Shenzhen, China

Shenzhen Genzon Golf Club (A) (深圳正中高尔夫球会A 场) – Shenzhen, China

Located near Long Lake in Shenzhen’s Longgang District, Shenzhen Genzon Golf Club (A) is known for its stunning natural surroundings, including expansive open fields and rolling hills. The course is designed with tactical space that challenges golfers at every turn. Well-maintained fairways and greens have made this course a popular venue for the European Tour's Shenzhen Open, further elevating its international reputation.

59. Sagami Golf Country Club – Kanagawa, Japan

Sagami Golf Country Club (相模高尔夫乡村俱乐部) – Kanagawa, Japan

Established in 1931, Sagami Golf Country Club is a classic Japanese course that has only improved with time. Set in a woodland area with gentle undulations, it features narrow fairways bordered by dense pine forests. The course’s turtle-back greens and well-placed bunkers are often lauded as exemplary. Widely regarded as a textbook design, it remains one of Japan's finest courses.

60. Jeju Black Stone Golf Resort – Jeju, Korea

Jeju Black Stone Golf Resort (济州黑石高尔夫度假村) – Jeju, Korea

Jeju Black Stone Golf Resort is located on a volcanic rock formation on Jeju Island, creating a dramatic and rustic backdrop for golf. The course, with its undulating terrain and lush trees, offers an exciting challenge for golfers. The superior quality of the greens, combined with the natural landscape, makes playing here a memorable experience, whether in sunny or rainy conditions.

61. Beijing Nicklaus Club – Beijing, China

Beijing Nicklaus Club (尼克劳斯高尔夫俱乐部) – Beijing, China

Originally the West Diablo Club, Beijing Nicklaus Club is now one of Beijing’s premier private clubs. The course, though compact at just 6,668 yards, makes the most of its limited space with varied tee systems, intricate fairways, and strategically placed bunkers. The greens, which are renowned for their exceptional maintenance, contribute to the club’s reputation as one of the finest in China.

62. Hoiana Shores Golf Club – Hoiana, Vietnam

Hoiana Shores Golf Club (会安海岸高尔夫俱乐部) – Hoiana, Vietnam (New)

Hoiana Shores Golf Club is the first design by Robert Jones Jr. in Vietnam, and it has quickly gained recognition for its impressive dune-style design. The course offers sweeping views of the sea and the Cham Islands, with limited vegetation and rolling dunes providing a challenging but fair layout. It's quickly becoming a rising star in Vietnam and Asia’s golf scene.

63. DLF Golf & Country Club – Gurgaon, India

DLF Golf & Country Club (DLF 高尔夫乡村俱乐部) – Gurgaon, India

Located in Gurgaon, near New Delhi, DLF Golf & Country Club features two courses, with the Champions Course designed by Arnold Palmer being the standout. The course is characterized by dense forest areas and minimal natural hazards, forcing golfers to focus on the fairways, greens, and bunkers. It has hosted significant events such as the Johnnie Walker Classic and the Indian Open and remains highly regarded both in Asia and Europe.

64. Sunshine Golf Club – Kunming, China

Sunshine Golf Club (昆明阳光高尔夫俱乐部) – Kunming, China

Located in Kunming, Sunshine Golf Club is one of Yunnan’s most notable courses. With a layout that traverses rolling hills, the course offers both challenges and rewards for players. The back nine holes are particularly exciting, with significant elevation changes. The quality of the greens, typically ranging from 10 to 11 on the stimpmeter, is one of the club's standout features.

65. The Star Hue Golf Resort – Yangpyeong, Korea

The Star Hue Golf Resort (星色高尔夫度假村) – Yangpyeong, Korea

Located in the Eastern Gyeonggi Province, The Star Hue Golf Resort is nestled deep in the mountains of Yangpyeong, surrounded by dense forests. The course, designed by Korean designer Song Ho, offers a serene environment with crystal-clear mountain spring water and pristine landscapes. With secluded fairways, it is considered one of Korea's top golf courses, offering golfers a true escape into nature.

66. Carya Golf Club – Antalya, Turkey

Carya Golf Club (卡亚高尔夫俱乐部) – Antalya, Turkey

Designed by Peter Thomson, Carya Golf Club is considered one of Turkey's most challenging courses. Inspired by traditional British-style courses like Wentworth and Sunningdale, it is set in a dramatic landscape surrounded by Mediterranean pines and eucalyptus trees, with sand dunes, lakes, and bunkers adding to the difficulty. This course, which hosts the Turkish Open, tests both the skill and strategy of golfers.

67. Laguna Lang Co Golf Club – Danang, Vietnam

Laguna Lang Co Golf Club (拉古娜兰珂高尔夫俱乐部) – Danang, Vietnam

Located in the Banyan Tree Resort in Danang, Laguna Lang Co Golf Club offers stunning coastal views. The course features ponds, marshes, jungles, and perilous sand traps, making it both challenging and beautiful. The terrain, facing the ocean and backed by mountains, provides golfers with a unique experience that combines natural beauty with strategic play. A serene, off-the-beaten-path golf retreat about an hour's drive from Danang.

68. Kasumigaseki Golf Country Club (West) – Saitama, Japan

Kasumigaseki Golf Country Club (West) (霞关乡村高尔夫俱乐部西场) – Saitama, Japan

Founded in 1932, Kasumigaseki Golf Country Club is one of Japan's most prestigious clubs. The West Course is known for its clever use of pine and cypress forests, which add to its strategic design. While shorter than the East Course, it features sand traps, streams, and ancient trees that make it equally challenging. Known for its impeccable course quality and rich history, it remains one of Japan's premier golf venues.

69. Bali National Golf Club – Bali, Indonesia

Bali National Golf Club (巴厘国家高尔夫俱乐部) – Bali, Indonesia

After a significant renovation in 2014, Bali National Golf Club has once again earned acclaim for its stunning landscape and challenging design. The course starts with tropical streams and lush vegetation, transitioning to dense woods and a tricky island green at the 17th hole. The layout features significant challenges but also offers beautiful views, culminating in an exciting finale with its lakeside holes.

70. Golden Valley Golf Club – Hyogo, Japan (New)

Golden Valley Golf Club (金色山谷高尔夫俱乐部) – Hyogo, Japan

Opened in the late 1980s, Golden Valley Golf Club is one of Japan’s earliest courses to use a single-green system. The course, built along three streams, offers an array of scenic and technical challenges. Known for its difficulty (with a course rating of 77.4), Golden Valley remains a favorite for both professionals and amateurs, having undergone several major tournaments and refinements over the years.

71. Laguna National Golf Country Club (World Classic) – Singapore

Laguna National Golf Country Club (World Classic) (拉古娜国家乡村俱乐部经典球场) – Singapore

Once considered the most challenging course in Singapore, Laguna National is nicknamed the "Beast" by locals. The course features tight fairways, five perilous lakes, and over 250 bunkers. Redesigned in 2010 and 2017, the World Classic Course is now more balanced and playable while still maintaining its high level of challenge. The redesign has solidified the course's place as a Singapore icon.

72. Saadiyat Golf Club – Abu Dhabi, UAE

Saadiyat Golf Club (萨蒂亚特高尔夫俱乐部) – Abu Dhabi, UAE

As the Arabian Gulf's first seaside golf club, Saadiyat Golf Club offers dramatic sand dunes and sweeping views of the Arabian Gulf. The course is designed to blend seamlessly with the natural terrain, including exposed sand, ocean breezes, and long fairways. At a total length of 7,806 yards, this course is regarded as one of the finest in the Arabian world and features one of the most breathtaking settings in the region.

73. Pine Beach Golf Links – Haenam, Korea

Pine Beach Golf Links (松山海滩高尔夫球场) – Haenam, Korea

Set on the southwestern coast of the Korean Peninsula, Pine Beach Golf Links features dramatic cliffs and beautiful seaside views. The course is known for its tricky wind conditions, a hallmark of links-style design. The 15th hole, with a towering pine tree and a stunning backdrop of the sea, is one of the course's most iconic features, reflecting David Dale’s belief in perfectly integrating natural landforms into the layout.

74. Emirates Golf Club – Dubai, UAE

Emirates Golf Club (酋长高尔夫俱乐部) – Dubai, UAE

Founded in 1988, the Majlis Course at Emirates Golf Club was the first grass course in the region and remains one of the most famous in the Middle East. Located in the desert, the course features 7 lakes and meticulously manicured fairways, creating a stunning oasis-like environment. Host to the Desert Classic, this course is a testament to Dubai's transformation into a world-class golf destination.

75. Saint Four Golf Club – Jeju, Korea

Saint Four Golf Club (四圣高尔夫俱乐部) – Jeju, Korea

Located on Jeju Island, Saint Four Golf Club offers four interchangeable 9-hole courses, with the Cielo and Mare courses being the most representative. Designed by Korean architect Song Ho, the course blends open landscapes with dense forests, featuring challenging sand traps, ponds, and narrow fairways. Known for its unique design and playability, this course has quickly become a top choice in Korea.

76. Weihai Point Golf & Resort – Shandong, China

Weihai Point Golf & Resort (威海锦湖韩亚高尔夫俱乐部) – Shandong, China

Located on a peninsula that stretches into the sea, Weihai Point Golf & Resort is known for its dramatic landscape and challenging design. Holes 3 to 5 are perched at the tip of the peninsula, with rugged cliffs that provide breathtaking views. The course is challenging with large elevation changes, blind spots, and deep ravines, requiring golfers to carry over 200 yards to reach safety. The course's difficulty, especially in strong winds, makes it a course that players will want to return to again and again.

77. Tanah Merah Country Club (Garden) – Singapore

Tanah Merah Country Club (Garden) (丹纳马拉乡村俱乐部花园球场) – Singapore

Adjacent to Singapore Changi International Airport, the Garden Course at Tanah Merah is well-known for hosting LPGA events. The course is spacious, with lush vegetation and meticulously maintained fairways. Its greens are considered some of the finest in Southeast Asia. With its numerous sand traps and water hazards, particularly the island greens, the course offers a tough challenge while remaining highly enjoyable.

78. Hidden Tiger Golf Club – Anhui, China (New)

Hidden Tiger Golf Club (黄山卧虎高尔夫俱乐部) – Anhui, China

Nestled at the foot of Huangshan (Yellow Mountain) near Taiping Lake, Hidden Tiger Golf Club is considered one of the most beautiful lakeside courses in China. The course is built on undulating terrain with narrow valleys and wide open fairways next to the lake, offering a diverse range of challenges. The natural beauty of the area enhances the difficulty of the course, providing a memorable golfing experience in an incredibly picturesque setting.

79. Siam Country Club Pattaya (Old) – Pattaya, Thailand (New)

Siam Country Club Pattaya (Old) (暹罗乡村俱乐部（老球场）) – Pattaya, Thailand

The Old Course at Siam Country Club has been a fixture in Thailand’s golfing scene since its opening in 1972. Recently redesigned, the course features new grass varieties, strategic bunker placements, and a challenging layout. The 15th to 17th holes, known as Thailand’s Amen Corner, provide a dramatic and challenging stretch that tests golfers’ skills, making it a favorite of both professionals and amateurs.

80. The Mines Golf & Country Club – Selangor, Malaysia

The Mines Golf & Country Club (绿野仙踪高尔夫俱乐部) – Selangor, Malaysia

Originally a large mining site near Kuala Lumpur, The Mines Golf & Country Club has been transformed into a stunning golf course with expansive lakes and hills. The course offers dramatic elevation changes and a variety of technical challenges, making it a favorite for golfers who appreciate both scenic beauty and competitive play. The course was the site of the 1999 World Cup and continues to be a top venue for major tournaments.

81. Lotte Skyhill Country Club – Jeju, Korea

Lotte Skyhill Country Club (乐天天山乡村俱乐部) – Jeju, Korea

Located on the southern coast of Jeju Island, Lotte Skyhill is a 36-hole mountain course. The course offers stunning views of the ocean and the island's natural beauty. Designed by Robert Jones Jr., the course integrates the natural terrain to offer a challenging layout with narrow fairways and fast greens. The strong coastal winds add an extra challenge, making it a top golfing destination on the island.

82. Taiheiyo Club (Gotemba) – Shizuoka, Japan

Taiheiyo Club (Gotemba) (太平洋俱乐部（御殿场）) – Shizuoka, Japan

One of Japan’s most renowned courses, Taiheiyo Club (Gotemba) is located at the base of Mount Fuji. The course is set amidst a black pine forest, offering breathtaking views of the mountain. The design is challenging with sloping fairways and wooded corridors that require precise shot-making. In spring, the course is blanketed with cherry blossoms, enhancing its already incredible charm.

83. Rainbow Hills Golf Club – Bogor, Indonesia

Rainbow Hills Golf Club (彩虹山高尔夫俱乐部) – Bogor, Indonesia

Located southeast of Jakarta, Rainbow Hills Golf Club is set in a beautiful highland area with panoramic views. The course utilizes the natural landscape, incorporating the surrounding hills and valleys into its design. With a mix of scenic beauty and strategic play, the course offers both rewards and challenges, making it one of Indonesia's top courses.

84. Royal Jakarta Golf Club (West) – Java, Indonesia

Royal Jakarta Golf Club (West) (雅加达皇家高尔夫俱乐部) – Java, Indonesia

Designed by Bob Moore Jr. & JMP Group, the Royal Jakarta Golf Club (West) is one of Southeast Asia’s premier courses. The course is known for its challenging layout and has hosted numerous prestigious tournaments, including the Indonesia Masters. The use of the Paspalum grass on the course enhances playability and is one of its distinguishing features. Golfers enjoy views of the Salarak Mountains and Gede Mountains, adding to the appeal.

85. Ta Shee Golf & Country Club – Taoyuan, Taiwan, China

Ta Shee Golf & Country Club (大溪高尔夫俱乐部) – Taoyuan, Taiwan, China

Located in Taoyuan, Ta Shee Golf & Country Club features a 27-hole layout designed by Robert Jones Jr.. The course takes full advantage of the natural landscape, incorporating flowing streams and lakes into its design. Known for its beauty and challenging terrain, the course remains a favorite for both amateurs and professionals. With its stunning garden-style layout, Ta Shee showcases a different kind of beauty throughout the year.

86. De Beach Golf Club – Geoje, Korea

De Beach Golf Club (De Beach 高尔夫俱乐部) – Geoje, Korea
Located on the cliffs of Geoje Island, De Beach Golf Club offers a picturesque setting surrounded by the sea. As a typical Korean seaside course, it features challenging terrain with ravines and fairways shaded by pine trees. Strategic play is crucial here, with precise club selection needed due to the undulating fairways and excellent turf quality.

87. Blue One Sangju Golf Country Club – Sangju, Korea

Blue One Sangju Golf Country Club (尚州蓝色一号高尔夫俱乐部) – Sangju, Korea
Set in the hills, this course offers a more subdued topography compared to other mountainous courses around Seoul. The course is divided into East and West courses, with East focusing on patience and natural beauty, while the West challenges players with its rugged terrain, deep canyons, and stone formations.

88. Black Mountain Golf Club – Hua Hin, Thailand

Black Mountain Golf Club (黑山高尔夫俱乐部) – Hua Hin, Thailand
Located in the royal resort town of Hua Hin, Black Mountain is known for hosting the Thailand Open. Surrounded by mountains, the course is dotted with lakes, streams, and water hazards, creating a challenging environment. The well-maintained greens and unique plant life make for an unforgettable experience.

89. Santa Elena Golf Club (Makiling) – Philippines

Santa Elena Golf Club (桑塔艾伦纳高尔夫俱乐部) – Santa Rosa, Philippines
With 27 holes, this championship course sits on a 120-hectare gently sloping site, designed by Robert Jones Jr.. The course utilizes natural features like valleys, water hazards, and dense vegetation, offering a scenic yet challenging round for golfers of all levels.

90. Forest City Golf Resort (LGK Classic) – Johor, Malaysia (New)

Forest City Golf Resort (LGK Classic) (森林城市高尔夫度假村) – Johor, Malaysia
This new course, located along the Johor coastline, is surrounded by lush mangroves and offers a tropical garden atmosphere. With narrow fairways, subtle slopes, and tricky greens, the course is both challenging and enjoyable. The 9th and 18th holes are particularly memorable.

91. Abu Dhabi Golf Club (The National) – Abu Dhabi, UAE

Abu Dhabi Golf Club (The National) (阿布扎比国家高尔夫俱乐部) – Abu Dhabi, UAE
Home to the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship, this 27-hole course, designed by Peter Harradine, is a spectacular example of golf in the desert. The course includes a championship 18-hole layout surrounded by beautiful lakes and lush greenery, making it a standout in the Middle East.

92. Myotha National Golf Club – Mandalay, Myanmar (New)

Myotha National Golf Club (缪达国家高尔夫俱乐部) – Mandalay, Myanmar
Located near Mandalay, this course, designed by Schmidt-Cory, features dry, barren, desert-like conditions. With expansive natural lakes and dramatic features like canyon-like ravines, it offers a challenge reminiscent of the Arizona desert courses. The wild, rugged terrain is complemented by subtle finesse required for successful navigation.

93. Yishan Golf Club – Hubei, China (New)

Yishan Golf Club (武汉驿山高尔夫俱乐部) – Hubei, China
Located near Wuhan, at the foot of Jiufeng National Forest Park, Yishan Golf Club features challenging, undulating fairways and scenic terrain. The course has been praised for its competition-worthy design, ideal for mid to low handicap players. It hosted the 2019 Military World Games Golf Tournament, further solidifying its reputation.

94. Royal Calcutta Golf Club – Calcutta, India

Royal Calcutta Golf Club (皇家加尔各答高尔夫俱乐部) – Calcutta, India
Founded in 1829, Royal Calcutta is the second oldest golf club in the world. It holds a historic significance, offering a flat, unembellished design that showcases the beauty of an old-world golf experience. Royal Calcutta remains a classic, steeped in tradition and history.

95. Sueno Golf Club (Pines Course) – Antalya, Turkey

Sueno Golf Club (Pines Course) (苏诺高尔夫俱乐部松树球场) – Antalya, Turkey
Located in Belek, Sueno Golf Club features two courses, with the Pines Course being the standout. Set amidst Mediterranean pine trees and sand dunes, the course offers a Scottish-style layout with narrow fairways and strategic bunkers. It’s known for its challenging design and is perfect for golfers who enjoy tactical play.

96. Taiwan Golf Club – Tamsui, Taiwan

Taiwan Golf Club (台湾高尔夫俱乐部) – Tamsui, Taiwan
Located in Tamsui, Taiwan Golf Club is the oldest golf course in Taiwan. Known for its historical charm, the course is shaped by dense trees and ocean winds. The course’s layout presents significant challenges, requiring skillful navigation of narrow fairways and strong coastal breezes.

97. Bana Hills Golf Club – Danang, Vietnam

Bana Hills Golf Club (巴拿山高尔夫俱乐部) – Danang, Vietnam
Designed by Luke Donald and IMG, Bana Hills is a popular new course in Vietnam. Located in the foothills of Ba Na Mountain, the course blends natural elevation with diverse vegetation to create a thrilling golfing experience. Awarded "World's Best New Course" in 2016, Bana Hills offers a challenging yet fun round.

98. Sherwood Hills Golf & Country Club – Trece Martires, Philippines

Sherwood Hills Golf & Country Club (舍伍德山高尔夫俱乐部) – Trece Martires, Philippines
Located in the Cavite Province, Sherwood Hills is a signature course designed by Jack Nicklaus. Ranked among the best courses in Asia, it features winding fairways and strategic sand traps. Well-maintained greens and a challenging layout make it a favorite for competitive golfers.

99. Empire Hotel Golf & Country Club – Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei

Empire Hotel Golf & Country Club (帝国乡村俱乐部) – Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
The Empire Golf Course is one of the best in Borneo, with a royal history to its name. Set along the coastline, it offers views of the South China Sea and features undulating fairways, water hazards, and dense jungle. The challenging layout and coastal winds add a sense of adventure to every round.

100. Angkor Golf Resort – Siem Reap, Cambodia

Angkor Golf Resort (吴哥高尔夫度假村) – Siem Reap, Cambodia
Located just outside Siem Reap, Angkor Golf Resort is Cambodia’s first international-level golf course. Designed by Nick Faldo, the course is situated in flat terrain with several large lakes and palm trees. The natural beauty and water hazards make this a challenging course, while the proximity to the iconic Angkor Wat adds to the overall allure of the experience.