Crab Island Golf Club
Destination Introduction
Beijing Crab Island Golf Club is located within the Beijing Crab Island Green Ecological Resort. Established in 2005, it features a two-story, 52-bay floodlit driving range. The venue includes a high-end clubhouse and ample parking, integrating dining, bathing and leisure, business activities, and exclusive golf equipment sales to meet all the needs of golf enthusiasts for playing and related services.
Crab Island Golf Club offers you a comfortable, elegant, wide-view, and refreshing environment. During the day, you can enjoy the freshness of green grass, and at night, you can fully experience the thrill of hitting balls and endless cozy enjoyment under bright lights. The Crab Island Resort features various entertainment facilities and activities, including tennis courts, ski slopes, horse racing fields, conference buildings, Sea Adventure Palace, Urban Sea View, and Dining Hall, allowing you to enjoy the happiness of golf while you and your family and friends explore and relax in the resort with added benefits.
The upper and lower two-story floodlit bays provide you with higher-quality service. The first floor has 26 bays, each equipped with a practice mirror to help correct your swing and assist coaching; the second-floor playing area is entirely composed of VIP rooms and a luxurious cigar bar, all featuring independent practice bays for you to conduct business or socialize in exclusive privacy. Whether in the hot summer or cold winter, Crab Island Golf Club allows you to play golf to your heart’s content while providing you with warm and attentive service.
Price Information Gold Card 15800 for two years
Unlimited play, includes one main card and two supplementary cards, for anonymous use, free of bay fees, lighting fees, bathing fees, and locker fees, limited to three bays with 10 free coaching lessons and 10 VIP hours
Limited-use prepaid card 8800 for five years, for anonymous use of 365 rounds, no ball count, free of bay fees, lighting fees, bathing fees, and locker fees (more than 5 people need advance reservation), includes 10 VIP hours
Individual Annual Card 5000 for one year, unlimited play, for named use, free of bay fees, lighting fees, bathing fees, and locker fees, limited to one bay, includes 5 coaching lessons
Corporate Annual Card 28800 for one year, unlimited play, for anonymous use, limited to 3 bays, free of bay fees, lighting fees, bathing fees, and locker fees, includes 5 coaching lessons, 10 cigar bar hours, and 20 VIP hours
Youth Unlimited Play Card 1680 for one year, for named use, unlimited balls, free of bay fees, lighting fees, bathing fees, and locker fees
Ball-count Card Card A 5800 for one year, 5000 balls, for named use, limited to 2 bays, free of bay fees, lighting fees, bathing fees, and locker fees, includes 10 coaching lessons and one set of clubs
Card B 3500 for one year, 18000 balls, for named use, limited to 2 bays, free of bay fees, lighting fees, bathing fees, and locker fees, includes 2 coaching lessons
Card C 1800 for one year, 5000 balls, includes one 7-iron, for named use, limited to 2 bays, free of bay fees, lighting fees, bathing fees, and locker fees, includes 2 coaching lessons
Beijing Chaoyang District
Jinzhan Area: Jinzhan Township is located by the Wenyu River, within Beijing’s Second Green Belt, facing Capital International Airport across the river, bordering Shunyi District and Tongzhou District to the northeast, and adjacent to the First Ring Road to the west. The township covers an area of 19.41 square kilometers with a permanent population of 10,649.
Jinzhan Township is a pollution-free treasure in the suburbs of Beijing, rich in geothermal resources with well-connected roads; it has over 2,000 acres of water surface and a forest coverage rate of 22.5%, with air, water, and soil quality meeting national environmental standards. It is recognized as one of China’s Top 100 Afforestation Townships, … Jinzhan Area Detailed Information++
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