WANNING, HAINAN · FROM ¥1,200 / NIGHT TWIN
Sheraton Shenzhou Peninsula Resort
The hotel at the foot of China’s No.3 course — walk from breakfast to the first tee of the Composite Course in ten minutes.
WANNING, HAINAN · FROM ¥1,200 / NIGHT TWIN
The hotel at the foot of China’s No.3 course — walk from breakfast to the first tee of the Composite Course in ten minutes.
WHY THIS HOTEL
The hotel at the foot of China’s No.3 course — walk from breakfast to the first tee of the Composite Course in ten minutes.
Shenzhou Peninsula is where Hainan’s serious golf lives: the Zhonghai golf estate with its ranked seaside composite, wrapped in a resort strip that includes the Sheraton, the Grand Hyatt and the Four Points. The Sheraton is the classic choice — big rooms, real sea view, and a path to the clubhouse that keeps your morning tight.
Wanning sits on Hainan’s east coast midway between Haikou and Sanya, which makes it a natural two-centre stop: ocean golf here, then a one-hour transfer south to Sanya’s bays or north to Mission Hills Haikou.
Packages pair naturally — two nights, two rounds, dinner at the resort or in the seafood strip in town. In season the resort fills on Korean and Russian winter programmes, so we book tee times before rooms.
THE GOLF AT THE DOOR
The Dunes is a single 41-hole continuous design that splits into four courses — West, East, North and a championship combination. It is the most complete golf campus on Hainan’s east coast, and it sits inside the same resort as the hotel.
Weiskopf routed it as true links: firm turf, low dunes, deep revetted bunkers and wind that is in play on every hole. The West nine starts closest to the hotel and is the usual first round after a flight.
The 41-hole continuous design can be re-cut into a championship course for events — which is why the club hosts tour-standard play. Ask us early if your group wants the long set-up; it has to be reserved.
Five dedicated practice holes rather than a range mat: the right way to shake off a flight before your first scoring round, and included in the golf package we book.
The sister property inside the same peninsula, ten minutes from the clubhouse. When a group is splitting between golfers and families, this is where the second tier of rooms goes.
BEYOND THE GOLF
This is the part your non-golfers care about — and the reason the trip works as a week, not a series of tee times.
A south-facing public beach on the peninsula with beach volleyball, kayaking, sailing and surf lessons on site — this is a surf coast, not a lagoon.
An outdoor resort pool plus a separate children’s pool with waterslides: the split that keeps a golf group and a family group both content.
Full-service spa and a Sheraton Fitness centre open around the clock — useful when tee times run before breakfast.
Supervised club, games room, table football and a small football pitch: Hainan’s east coast is a family destination first, and this hotel is built for it.
Chinese and all-day dining plus a single bar — compact rather than sprawling, which keeps the quality consistent.
ASKED BEFORE YOU ASK
Everything else — room categories, caddie arrangements, that back nine your handicap fears — is one message away.
4 courses are profiled above, and a four-night stay comfortably covers three rounds without a single long transfer. Your planner sequences them so the toughest round lands on your freshest morning.
Yes — that is half the reason we book it. The beach, properly is the headline, and the full day programme is planned with the same care as the tee sheet.
From about ¥1,200 per night twin in season; two-night, two-round golf packages from ¥3,750 per person. Everything is quoted as one fixed all-in price — room, rounds, caddies, drivers and transfers — so nothing arrives as a surprise on checkout day.
STAY + GOLF, ONE PRICE
Tell us the dates and the group. Day-by-day plan back within one business day, no deposit, no obligation.
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