Kingswan Country Club

Located at the foot of the famous Maoshan mountain, the golf course at Kingswan Country Club has been designed by the legendary Taiwanese golfer "Mr Lu," Lu Lianghuan - who is famous for his runners up finish at the 1973 British Open at Royal Birdale. Mr Lu utilized the natural terrain and lakes to creatively blend in classic golf features, creating a truly unique course. The golf course is the only golf course designed by Mr Lu in mainland China and is intended to be his final masterpiece. Mr Lu injected all of his experience, expertise and insights accumulated through years of competing in golf tournaments all over the world into designing Kingswan. The course measures a staggering 7,710 yards from the tips, making it the longest golf course in Eastern China although multiple tees make it enjoyable and playable for golfers of all abilities.

The Maoshan Mountains runs from North to South, with gently rolling hills on the North and High mountain to the South, like a green dragon lying on a rich and fertile land. There are numerous scenic attractions in Maoshan, with 9 peaks, 19 springs, 36 brooks, and 28 ponds. Maoshan was listed as Provincial A-Class Tourist attraction and a Provincial natural forest park. Maoshan was also one of the cradles of the Taoism religion. It began in Qing/Han Dynasty, gained form in Qi/Liang Dynasty, become popular in Sui/Tang Dynasty, and entered its most prosperous stage during the Song Dynasty.

Kingswan Country Club not only offers a fantastic golf course but a beautifully appointed clubhouse.