Wuyuan Weixin International Golf Resort

Wuyuan Weixin International Golf Resort

The Weixin International Golf Resort, invested and built by the Weixin Group, is the first large-scale comprehensive tourist resort in Inner Mongolia. Located in Bayinhua Town, Wulate Front Banner, Inner Mongolia (38 km west of Baotou on National Highway 110), it boasts a beautiful natural environment and excellent transportation access. The resort includes an 18-hole international standard golf course, a golf driving range, a 13,000-square-meter luxury clubhouse, 66 elegant villas, a 500-acre landscaped garden, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a hot spring bath center, horseback (and camel) riding, fishing, tennis, table tennis, bowling, a fitness center, a children’s playground, a game room, meeting rooms, and restaurants serving Chinese, Western, Japanese, and Korean cuisines. Among these, the golf course was jointly designed by top domestic and international golf course architects, making it a championship-level 18-hole, 72-par international standard tourist and sightseeing course. Covering an area of 1,489 acres, the course has a total length of 7,128 yards. It makes full use of the natural landscape and vegetation, drawing inspiration from the Scottish links style, featuring large areas of pristine sand dunes and dense wild grass. The high-quality bentgrass fairways are lush and vibrant, while the Scottish-style bunkers showcase exceptional design. The entire course is natural, rustic, serene, and thought-provoking. Its ingeniously strategic layout ensures that each hole offers different playing routes, suitable for golfers of all skill levels, combining fun and challenge. It is currently the only sandy links course in China and is hailed as China’s St Andrews Royal Golf Course.

Inner Mongolia Ulanqab

Bayinhua Town: Bayinhua Town (marked as "Baiyanhua" on Chinese maps) is one of the four pastoral sumu (townships) in Wulate Front Banner. It lies 50 km east of Baotou, a national key industrial city, faces Ordos City across the Yellow River to the south, and borders the Urad Mountains to the north, earning it the nickname "the eastern gateway to Bayannur." National Highway 110, the Baotou-Lanzhou Railway, and the Dandong–Lhasa Expressway all run through the town. The area enjoys ample electricity and convenient communication. The town covers a total area of 376 square kilometers, governs 7 gachas (villages) and 3 villagers' committees, with a total population of over 10,000, including 9,000 non-agricultural and non-pastoral residents.

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