Golf travel packages to The Dunes Golf Club at Shenzhou Peninsula with with accommodation at Sheraton Hotel

Shenzhou The Dunes:
Tom Weiskopf created in the southeast of Hainan Island with "The Dunes" a true masterpeice and a veritable world class golf course. The Dunes consists of the 18-hole East and 18-hole Est Course and for Competition they can create in combining the to courses another 18-hole composite course. The Dunes
Nome ets Omen, so The Dunes features a wide range of rpimary and secondary dunes and gentle elevation changes. It is ultimately the blend of the dunes, the unique design of every single hole, the natural water obstacles, the trees and especially the magnificent sea view that makes The Dunes such a perfect course. With every different lie of the ball the characteristic of the course changes and you need to adapt your strategy, therefore we recommend to stay ideally 4 nights that you can play each course at least twice to maximize your Dunes experience and you won't regret it. It's no miracle that The Dunes has been awarded in 2014 as China's second best golf course, right after the members-only course of Sheshan in Shanghai and consequentially is currently the best public golf course in China.



Shenzhou The Dunes Golf Travel Packages (valid until 29.September 2014):

2 Nights / 2 Green Fee: RMB 6880 for 2 people, RMB 5280 per single person
3 Nights / 3 Green Fee: RMB 8980 for 2 people, RMB 6780 per single person
4 Nights / 4 Green Fee: RMB 11980 for 2 people, RMB 8680 per single person

Included:
- Overnight in Sheraton Deluxe Room
- Private Transfer with driver from Haikou or Sanya airport or Hotel (not the collective Hotel Shuttle Bus)
- Green Fee according to the overnights
- Breakfast
- 15% Service surcharge levied by the hotel
- Compulsory government overnight tax

Optional upgrade for higher room categories (per night and room):
Garden Room RMB 150
Ocean Room: RMB 250
Ocean Golf Room: RMB 350
Panorama Room: RMB 480
Ocean Suite: RMB 1290
Panorama Suite: RMB 1610
Duplex Ocean Suite: RMB 1610