The 27 Club, a part of the Pacific Links International, is a truly unique golf experience located in the bustling port of Tianjin, China, approximately 75-miles east of Beijing. One of the most ambitious projects undertaken in Asia, The 27 Club consists of 27 extraordinarily dramatic golf holes, each designed in collaboration with a major championship winner, as well as a first-class clubhouse and practice facilities.

Working with Canadian golf course architect, Tom McBroom, the team at Beau Welling Design was tasked with creating an unforgettable golf course experience that would challenge the world's best players and serve as a venue for international professional tournaments, but also provide an unforgettable experience for amateurs of all abilities. 

Beau Welling Design coordinated the involvement of each of the 27 major champions collaborating on design, including Greg Norman, Mark O'Meara, Tom Watson, Fred Couples, Annika Sorenstam, and Vijay Singh, to ensure a consistent golf experience. The result has been the total transformation of an ordinary site into an incredible setting that exudes character and drama. 

The scope and scale of the earthmoving and landscaping at The 27 Club had never been attempted in China and the project continues to set new standards for golf in China. Like Augusta National or Merion in the U.S., The 27 Club is a classic parkland golf experience with major elevation changes, deep lakes, dense trees, and holes that exude character and drama along its entire 7,764-yard length.