Unveiled in 2007 adjacent to the Faldo Course, the member-exclusive Pete Dye Course distinguishes itself from Mission Hills' other 11 layouts through its shorter length and heavy emphasis on strategic shot-making. This parkland-style design features Dye's signature railroad-tie bunkers, undulating terrain, tall-grass walkways, and tight par-4s. It shares the Mid-Valley Clubhouse with the Faldo Course, giving players access to a driving range, putting green, cafe, and event spaces.

Co-designed by Justin Rose and Ian Poulter, the par-72 Rose-Poulter Course at Mission Hills, Shenzhen, spans 6,918 yards through mature trees and dense jungle. Featuring refined tee boxes and bunker complexes, the layout naturally favors a match-play format with high-stakes risk-reward decisions, all set against scenic mountain views that blend effortlessly with the native landscape.

Named after its creator—the first Chinese golfer to gain major international acclaim—the member-exclusive Zhang Lian Wei Course at Mission Hills, Shenzhen, is China’s inaugural par-3 executive layout. Measuring 2,393 yards with a par of 54, this creative design pays homage to world-class golf architecture by incorporating iconic elements like Royal Troon’s "Postage Stamp," St. Andrews’ "Road Hole," Redan-style greens, and Donald Ross’s signature "turtle back" surfaces, offering an engaging test for players of all abilities.

Designed by Vijay Singh, this Mission Hills Shenzhen course poses a formidable challenge thanks to its abundant water hazards, expansive bunkers, and steeply sloped, multi-tiered greens. Though its intense hazards could easily make it overwhelming, the course remains manageable due to its shorter length, playing at just 6,143 yards from the blue tees.

Opened in 1999 and designed by legendary golfer Nick Faldo, the Faldo Course at Mission Hills, Shenzhen, is China’s inaugural stadium course. Spanning over 7,000 yards, this visually striking layout boasts a signature island green, dramatic earthwork amphitheaters, grass mounds, and expansive, deep bunkers set amidst mature trees and sweeping views.

Framed by Shenzhen's thick tropical foliage, the Jose Maria Olazabal-designed course at Mission Hills offers both stunning visual contours and a rigorous test of skill. This par-72 gem played at over 7,300 yards and featured almost 160 strategically placed bunkers when it served as the home of the Omega World Cup between 2007 and 2018.