Chung Shan Hot Spring Golf Club-New Course is located approximately 23 kilometres south of Shiqi in Zhongshan City, Zhongshan Hot Springs Golf Club is the first golf club in China and the first 36-hole championship golf course in China. The most unique feature of the course is that it was designed by two world-renowned professionals, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, and is considered to be one of a kind in the world. The course, with its winding mountain ranges and lush green grass, is a paradise-like combination of scenery and has attracted international attention for being the first to host China's first major international golf tournament. It is a hitter's paradise, with wide fairways, sandy ponds and long, strong Bermuda grass. Both courses are unique in their design and have made Zhongshan Hot Spring Golf Club famous. Zhongshan Spa Golf Club has hosted the first and many subsequent China Open Amateur Men's and Women's Golf Tournaments. The Club also provides quality services to golf enthusiasts and has maintained its reputation as one of the best golf courses in the world since its opening, with tennis courts, swimming pools, Chinese and Western restaurants and shopping malls and other service facilities.
Zhongshan Hot Spring Resort is located in Zhongshan Hot Spring Scenic Area of Zhongshan City, which is a complex tourist resort consisting of a star hotel, natural hot springs, a golf course and Luo Sanmei Mountain. The natural hot spring in the scenic area is one of the ‘Top Ten Hot Springs in China’, and is known as ‘Lingnan Famous Soup’. The temperature of the spring is as high as 93 degrees, and bathing with family members can regulate body functions, promote blood circulation and metabolism. The 36-hole golf club in the scenic area is a golf club in Mainland China, designed by two world-renowned professional golfers, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus.
The hotel consists of a number of distinctive courtyard-style parks, including Cuiheng Garden, Chinese Restaurant, International Conference Centre, Hot Spring Garden and other distinctive parks.
