Jinshitan golf course

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That large investment though gives the guest access to a world and view they may have never seen before and is quickly disappearing or unavailable in many cities around the world.Courses like Shenyang’s Shengjing International Golf Club has 18 holes surrounded by trees and hills right in the middle of a forest，and designed by the famous course designer Michael Coate of Australia.This is a totally manufactured but exquisite view that is only yours and the few others who are playing along.The solace in the natural surrounds is a big draw to the game.

The golf club experience is also a big factor in the price，you pay for this private atmosphere.Golf courses offer many other amenities such as restaurants，athletic clubs andespecially in Asia，KTV facilities and game rooms are also common.A day of golf，and it can be a full day experience，is enhanced by these add-ons.Since you are exercising as well，spasare often attached to golf venues.After a day on the links nothing beats a long soak in the recuperating waters of the hot springs，a massage and then a rest before heading back home.

Playing a round of golf is about 3-5 hours long with a group so the competition and camaraderie can be high.No matter what your age it is your skill level that determines yourstatus on that day so no matter if you are a CEO or a data-entry clerk，how well you play is key.As each hole changes in difficulty your status can change which makes the game all that much more competitive.Players push each other on and joke about each other’s ability constantly which，as many business men who play frequently will tell you，gives a better insight into the person than a boardroom or lunch time meeting.Free from the cacophony of the workplace,a round of golf is often the place where business deals are struck and relationships forged.

In Asia, Japan and South Korea golf is hugely popular. However, courses in Japan and South Korea are more expensive than those in China, more crowded and smaller. Liaoning Province is still in the development stage of its golf industry and has the opportunity to build larger courses in less inhabited areas and offer amenities that are competitive both financially and in quality. With Seoul, South Korea and Tokyo, Japan only a few hours away or less by plane, the courses in Dalian, Shenyang and other cities are viable alternatives.

Within China, Liaoning also offers a unique vantage point. Of the top 10 golf courses in China chosen by Golf Digest,a leading authority on the game, the majority of courses are in the southern and southwestern parts of China. Only a few on the list are in the north. The ability to offer a new and unique destination for golfers in China is a highlight for Liaoning tourism.

As a leisure activity, golf goes hand in hand with the hot springs industry rather nicely. The game itself is physical and requires even the experienced player to use muscle groups that will definitely be sore after a round so the need for recuperation, either real or just forthe fun of it is built in. The time it takes to play golf warrants a full day’s visit and use of other facilities and amenities. Hot springs spas visits are centered around weekend or longer durations stays and leave ample time for other activities. As a visit to a hot springs resort can be a higher priced activity, the client base is more affluent and open to spending money. All in, golf and hot springs are a good fit.