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The Rose-Poulter Course is one of the golf layouts at Mission Hills Dongguan in Guangdong. Mission Hills lists it at 6,918 yards and par 72 and credits its design to major champion Justin Rose and Ryder Cup player Ian Poulter. The course occupies a valley with established trees, vegetation and mountain surroundings.
Mission Hills describes the design as deliberately oriented toward risk-and-reward decisions and match-play strategy, with opportunities for aggressive lines rather than a layout focused solely on conservative medal scoring. Bunker complexes were integrated into native vegetation, and the design work included adjusted teeing areas, bunker realignment and shorter par fours intended to create more attacking options. Mission Hills reports an average green size of 4,994 square feet, an average fairway width of 38 yards and 139 bunkers.
The course is an 18-hole resort golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,918 yards. The course was designed by Justin Rose and Ian Poulter. It is open to resort guests.
Mission Hills describes the course as a match-play-oriented design with numerous risk-and-reward opportunities. Bunker complexes transition into native vegetation and the routing was intended to encourage aggressive decisions, including shorter par fours and opportunities to attack.
The Rose-Poulter Course remains one of Mission Hills' distinct Dongguan courses and is listed by the resort at 6,918 yards and par 72.
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