Taiwan
Golf in Taiwan traces its roots to 1918, when Japanese colonists established Taiwan Golf & Country Club, the island's oldest course on the Danshui River estuary. International recognition came when Liang Huan Lu finished runner-up at the 1971 Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, trailing Lee Trevino by one stroke. Today, over 70 courses showcase diverse architectural styles from championship designers.
Ta Shee (Kingfisher & Egret)
The 27-hole complex at Ta Shee Golf & Country Club was renovated by Robert Trent Jones Jnr at the end of the 1990s when he addressed drainage issues by installing new drain lines and sand capping the fairways.
Taiwan Golf & Country Club
Formed in 1918, Taiwan Golf & Country Club is the oldest golfing society in the country and the course is located within dense woodland on the estuary of the Danshui River.
Miramar (North & West)
Taiwan
Miramar (North & West)
Designed by Jack Nicklaus in 1994, the 36-hole facility at Miramar Golf & Country Club comprises four 9-hole loops: North, South, East and West, with championships contested over the North and West nines (also known as the A course).
National Golf Country Club
Situated close to Huoyan Mountain in Miaoli County, the fairways at National Golf Country Club are wide and open, allowing fine views across the Taiwan Straits. Unusually, some of the holes feature spectacular large-scale bronze sculptures from Taiwanese artist Yuyu Yang, the original course designer.









