1.
Golf
Network
2016
Delivering
Exceptional
Golf
Experiences:
Hawaii
–
Las
Vegas
–
California
–
Asia
–
Australia
–
Europe
A
21st
Century
Approach
to
Club
Membership
Contact
Rudy
Anderson
President
Pacific
Links
International
29
Grand
Mediterra
Blvd.
Henderson,
NV
89011
U.S.A.
Tel:
+1
808
738
9205
randerson@pacificlinks.com

2.
Overview
Pacific
Links
was
founded
in
2009
and
embarked
on
a
busy
development
period
identifying
for
ownership
golf
clubs
located
in
Hawaii,
Las
Vegas,
So.
California,
and
West
Virginia.
At
its
inaugural
press
conference
in
September
of
2012
held
in
conjunction
with
the
first
of
three
fully
sponsored
Pacific
Links
Hawaii
Championships,
a
PGA
Tour
Champions
Event,
Pacific
Links
International
announced
to
the
international
golf
community
in
its
business
initiatives
and
goals
in
the
private
golf
and
country
club
industry.
Simply
put,
Pacific
Links
provides
golfers
with
a
premium
golf
experience
through
an
innovative
international
membership
structure
focused
on
the
East
Asian
golfer.
Pacific
Links
offers
them
access
to
the
finest
collection
of
high
quality
golf
clubs
in
the
world.
Since
2012,
the
Pacific
Links
Network
of
Affiliated
and
Reciprocal
clubs
now
stands
at
over
150
properties
located
in
25+
countries
around
the
world,
and
its
membership
roster
in
Asia
is
now
in
excess
of
6,000.
The
Pacific
Links
International
business
model
is
centered
on
creating
a
worldwide
reciprocal
network
of
clubs
that
help
us
develop
and
grow
our
membership
base
in
East
Asia.
In
doing
so,
we
provide
an
opportunity
for
participating
clubs
to
realize
new
inbound
revenue
from
our
Network
membership
as
well
as
providing
a
very
robust
outbound
benefit
to
their
members.
Access
to
these
exceptional
properties
is
being
made
available
through
a
unique
reciprocal
membership
product
that
assists
each
individual
participating
club
differentiate
itself
in
its
local
market.
PLI
believes
that
clubs
in
the
21st
century
will
have
to
adapt
to
changing
lifestyle
habits
of
their
current
and
future
members
in
order
to
survive
over
the
long
run.
Clubs
will
need
new
membership
products
that
protect
the
exclusivity
and
traditions
of
their
club,
yet
bring
new
diversity
and
member
opportunity
that
recognizes
these
lifestyle
changes.
Pacific
Links
is
especially
focused
on
developing
a
membership
product
that
will
bring
exceptional
destination
golf
experiences
to
individuals
living
in
China.
PLI
has
created
and
launched
a
unique
membership
offering
which
will
provide
access
to
this
network
of
world-­‐
class
clubs.
Pacific
Links
has
12
membership
sales
offices
open
and
operating
in
Beijing,
Shanghai,
and
throughout
China
promoting
our
network
of
clubs
around
the
world.
Pacific
Links
is
looking
to
partner
with
a
very
select
number
of
clubs
in
International
gateway
cities
in
Asia,
North
America,
Europe,
Australia,
and
New
Zealand
to
join
with
Pacific
Links
in
creating
a
worldwide
network
of
golf
experiences
that
will
add
value
to
all
the
clubs
participating.
PLI
has
created
a
unique
China
membership
offering
which
will
provide
access
for
its
Chinese
members
to
this
network
of
world-­‐class
clubs.
We
have
enrolled
nearly
5,000

3. members
since
our
launch
in
2013.
The
aggregated
Affiliate
and
Reciprocal
members
in
the
network
now
total
nearly
50,000
and
we
have
participating
clubs
in
22
countries.
There
are
two
types
of
relationships
that
a
participating
club
can
choose.
There
are
no
up-­‐front
fees
to
participate
and
since
this
a
home
club
membership
benefit,
Pacific
Links
does
not
charge
commissions
typical
of
the
travel
agent
business.
There
are
two
programs
to
choose
from:
Affiliate
Club
-­‐
Participating
Affiliate
Clubs
and
their
members
will
receive
cart-­‐fee
only
golf
access
at
all
of
the
PACIFIC
LINKS
Clubs
and
other
Affiliate
Clubs
in
the
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network.
In
addition,
Affiliate
Club
members
receive
discounted
golf
access
at
other
Reciprocal
Access
Clubs
(certain
geographic
restrictions
apply).
Each
Affiliate
Club
accepts
controlled
and
limited
inbound
play
on
a
cart-­‐fee
only
golf
access
basis
for
PACIFIC
LINKS
and
Affiliate
Club
members
only
and
on
a
discounted
green
fee
basis
(typically
50%)
for
Reciprocal
Access
Club
members.
Participating
Clubs
will
receive
the
inbound
ancillary
“club
and
resort
spending”
generated
from
guest
fees,
F&B,
merchandise
and
lodging
where
applicable
by
the
visiting
members,
which
is
expected
to
be
meaningful
on
an
annualized
basis.
Reciprocal
Access
Club
-­‐
Participating
Reciprocal
Access
Clubs
and
their
members
will
receive
discounted
golf
access
at
all
of
the
PACIFIC
LINKS
Clubs,
Affiliate
Clubs,
and
other
Reciprocal
Access
Clubs
in
the
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
(certain
geographic
restrictions
apply).
Each
Reciprocal
Access
Club
accepts
controlled
and
limited
inbound
play
on
a
discounted
green
fee
basis
(typically
50%)
for
all
members.
Participating
Clubs
will
receive
the
inbound
ancillary
“club
and
resort
spending”
generated
from
guest
fees,
F&B,
merchandise
and
lodging
where
applicable
by
the
visiting
members,
which
is
expected
to
be
meaningful
on
an
annualized
basis.
The
entire
Pacific
Links
Golf
Network
portfolio
includes
notable
high
quality
golf
courses
with
exceptional
design
and
true
playing
memorability
with
a
quality
of
operations,
course
conditioning
and
service
of
the
highest
standard.
Following
PLI’s
corporate
commitment
to
providing
a
complete
service
experience,
each
participating
club
will
be
asked
to
make
a
similar
commitment
to
providing
a
welcoming
environment
to
visiting
members.
On
occasion,
special
attention
will
be
required
for
the
visiting
Pacific
Links
Chinese
members
who
may
not
be
as
familiar
or
at
ease
with
international
golf
travel.
Providing
this
special
service
experience
at
the
club
will
be
a
critical
component
and
a
hallmark
of
this
partnership
program
between
PLI
and
each
Affiliate
and
Reciprocal
Access
Club.
It
is
expected
that
PLI
will
offer
these
visiting
affiliate
members
optional
concierge
service
packages
on
a
fee
basis
through
a
local
third
party
ground
service
provider
and
work
to
coordinate
and
deliver
a
seamless
experience
for
the
visiting
Chinese
members.
There
will
be
no
cost
to
the
host
club,
just
a
management
commitment
to
help
coordinate
this
level
of
service
as
needed.

4. Since
its
inception
in
2009,
PLI
has
been
successfully
building
a
network
of
properties
in
locations
that
are
complementary
to
the
tourism
visits
of
our
prospective
Asian
members.
PLI
will
continue
to
expand
through
Affiliate
agreements
in
North
America,
Australia,
New
Zealand,
Southeast
Asia
and
key
locations
in
Europe.
Affiliate
and
Reciprocal
Access
Clubs
have
been
enrolled
in
22
countries
including
Australia,
Canada,
USA,
Indonesia
(Bali,
Jakarta
&
Surabaya),
Singapore,
Malaysia,
Thailand
(Bangkok
&
Phuket),
Cambodia,
Vietnam
(HCM
City,
Danang,
Nha
Trang,
Ho
Tram),
New
Zealand,
Korea
(Seoul,
Jeju
Island),
England,
Spain,
Portugal
&
France,
with
evaluations
underway
in
in
other
world
gateway
and
resort
cities.
The
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
Program
With
over
150
exceptional
clubs
now
enrolled,
PACIFIC
LINKS
will
be
a
unique
collection
of
golf
experiences
that
will
add
tangible
financial
and
membership
value
to
all
clubs
participating
in
the
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network,
while
providing
exceptional
opportunity
for
their
Members.
Please
refer
to
the
attached
roster
of
clubs.
Pacific
Links
International
will
administer
benefits,
concierge
service
and
the
marketing
and
management
activities
of
the
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network.
The
individual
PACIFIC
LINKS
Affiliate
and
Reciprocal
Access
Clubs
will
be
responsible
for
all
items
of
service
delivery
at
their
club
or
resort.
Summary
of
Benefits
• Members
will
be
accorded
“member-­‐like”
privileges
during
their
visit
to
a
PACIFIC
LINKS
Network
Club.
Most
often,
they
will
bring
guests
who
will
be
subject
to
“member-­‐rate”
guest
fee
tariffs,
and
all
players
will
use
the
restaurants,
golf
shops,
spa
facilities,
and
lodging
in
the
case
of
resort
properties,
providing
a
good
ancillary
source
of
revenue
to
the
visiting
club.
• In
the
case
of
clubs
and
resorts
located
in
real
estate
developments,
these
visitors
will
represent
a
strong
demographic
and
psychographic
profile
providing
excellent
exposure
to
the
real
estate
products
on
offer.
• Participating
PACIFIC
LINKS
Network
Clubs
will
be
able
to
offer
this
“value
added”
benefit
to
the
privileges
of
membership
at
their
club
thus
increasing
the
value
and
desirability
of
their
home
club
membership.

5. Impact
While
each
participating
PACIFIC
LINKS
Network
Club
will
have
different
ancillary
amenities
and
individual
pricing
schemes,
we
can
create
a
hypothetical
example
of
the
financial
impact
to
the
Club
based
on
“Affiliate
Club”
status
and
using
reasonable
assumptions
taken
from
historical
spending
patterns
and
the
traveling
behavior
of
the
inbound
players.
Highlights
of
Golf
Network
Program
for
Participating
Clubs
A. Members
in
good
standing
at
their
Home
Club
will
be
afforded
Golf
Network
privileges
under
Affiliate
Club
or
Reciprocal
Access
Club
status.
The
intent
of
the
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
program
is
to
allow
Members
in
groups
of
4-­‐8
players
to
participate
in
benefits
while
traveling
away
from
home
to
key
vacation
and
holiday
destinations.
Participating
Affiliate
Clubs
will
be
enrolled
on
a
five-­‐year
renewable
term
basis.
B. PACIFIC
LINKS
has
developed
at
its
expense
a
dedicated
website
page
for
the
club
to
be
located
at:
www.pacificlinks.com
and
www.plgolf.cn.
The
club
will
provide
PACIFIC
LINKS
with
stock
photo
assets
and
the
club’s
logos
for
this
purpose.
PACIFIC
LINKS
will
add
other
links
to
the
dedicated
website
pages
to
facilitate
Hotel/Lodge
reservations
at
the
properties,
if
applicable,
and
for
linking
to
other
club
media
assets
as
they
are
available
(i.e.
YouTube,
etc.)
C. Participating
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
Clubs
will
welcome
inbound
Members
and
provide
each
visitor
with
an
exceptional
service
experience.
Home
Club
Members
will
be
afforded
this
same
level
of
service
at
the
other
exceptional
properties
participating
in
the
program.
Number
Golf Guest
Fee Cart Fees F&B Merchandise
Room
(if applicable) Totals
PLI Affiliate Member 1 none 15$ 20$ 20$ 150$ 205$
Guests of Affiliate
Member 3 300$ 45$ 60$ 60$ 450$ 915$
1,120$
Total Visits per week 2 5 10 20 40 50 75
Revenues 116,480$ 291,200$ 582,400$ 1,164,800$ 2,329,600$ 2,912,000$ 4,368,000$
Annualized Rounds of
Golf generated by
Affiliate Member visit
(includes guests) 416 1,040 2,080 4,160 8,320 10,400 15,600
Projected "Club and Resort" Spend per visit ($US)
Annual Marginal Revenue Impact of Visits by Pacific Links Members to Affiliate Club

6. D. The
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
Benefit
provides
Members
with
golf
privileges
that
include
four
(4)
rounds
of
golf,
per
30-­‐day
period,
per
participating
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
Club.
Payment
of
a
cart
and/or
caddie
fee
as
applicable
will
be
required
and
paid
by
the
visiting
member.
All
charges
are
to
be
settled
by
cash
or
credit
card.
E. Each
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
Club
agrees
generally
to
keep
at
least
4
tee
times
daily
(2
morning
&
2
afternoon)
for
play
by
members
of
other
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
Clubs
unless
the
course
is
booked
through
scheduled
tournament
play
or
is
closed.
However,
flexibility
will
be
given
each
home
club
in
order
to
maximize
its
tee
sheet
at
all
times.
All
tee
times
are
booked
and
coordinated
through
the
PACIFIC
LINKS
Links2Golf
Call
Center
making
the
program
convenient
for
members
and
easy
to
administrate
for
the
club’s
staff.
F. PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
Members
may
make
tee
time
reservations
up
to
60
days
in
advance
and
at
least
14
days
in
advance
through
the
PACIFIC
LINKS
Links2Golf
Call
Center
to
ensure
availability
and
receive
appropriate
privileges.
An
online
tee-­‐time
booking
form
and
an
International
call-­‐in
number
will
be
made
available
to
a
central
Links2Golf
line
with
onward
notification
to
the
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
Club.
In
the
event
the
tee
times
are
not
booked
14
days
in
advance,
the
Club
may
release
the
tee
times
for
use
as
it
chooses.
Last
minute
reservations,
if
arising,
will
be
handled
on
a
case-­‐by-­‐case
basis.
G. PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
members
will
be
responsible
for
payment
of
any
additional
fees
incurred
for
cart
fees,
golf
guest
fees
for
their
guests,
merchandise,
and
other
goods
and
services.
All
fees
charged
to
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
Members
will
be
at
the
Home
Club
Member
Rate
and
will
be
settled
in
cash
or
by
credit
card
on
that
day.
H. PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
Members
are
afforded
privileges
in
the
latest
Roster
of
Clubs
and
Resorts
that
will
be
published
from
time
to
time
by
Pacific
Links
International.
PACIFIC
LINKS
Golf
Network
Members
may
be
offered
specially
priced
Resort
lodging
packages
from
time
to
time,
depending
on
availability
of
participating
Resorts,
negotiated
special
packages,
and
current
promotions.
About
Pacific
Links
International
Pacific
Links
International
is
wholly
owned
by
Du
Sha,
a
Canadian
citizen
and
one
of
China’s
most
well-­‐known
and
respected
business
entrepreneurs.
Mr.
Du
serves
as
Chairman
and
CEO
of
PLI
and
is
highly
involved
in
creating
and
overseeing
the
company’s
strategy.
A
former
acclaimed
Professor
of
Economics
at
the
Nankai
University,
Mr.
Du
founded
the
HomeWorld

7. Group
in
1992,
and
built
the
company
into
two
major
retail
chains
comprising
97
superstores.
Mr.
Du
has
assembled
an
exceptional
leadership
team
to
help
him
execute
the
Pacific
Links
International
business
strategy,
including:
Rudy
Anderson
is
President
responsible
for
all
the
company’s
development
and
operating
activities
outside
of
China.
He
has
held
senior
positions
within
the
international
private
club,
golf
and
resort
business
with
ClubCorp
in
the
USA,
China,
South
East
Asia,
Europe
and
South
Africa.
Over
the
span
of
his
career
he
has
developed
and
managed
world-­‐class
private
golf
and
recreational
clubs
such
as
Firestone,
Cordillera
and
the
Rajpruek
Club
(Bangkok)
and
he
has
transacted
over
$675
million
in
golf
course
assets.
Mr.
Anderson
is
a
graduate
of
Siena
College
with
B.S.
in
Finance
Bing
Yang
is
the
Executive
Vice
President
of
PLI
responsible
for
providing
strategic
oversight
to
the
company’s
acquisition
and
operating
activities.
He
brings
a
wealth
of
experience
in
Commercial
real
estate
and
International
Business.
In
addition
to
his
strategic
work
with
the
company,
Mr.
Yang
serves
as
an
invaluable
liaison
between
the
North
America
and
China
executive
teams.
Charles
Lorimer
is
the
Chief
Operating
Officer
of
PLI.
He
is
an
executive
with
a
broad
range
of
successful
senior
positions
within
the
luxuries
leisure
lifestyle
markets
of
golf,
resort,
travel,
entertainment
and
real
estate.
The
result
is
significant
experience
and
recognized
expertise
in
marketing,
sales,
operations,
business
development
and
strategic
alliances.
He
had
a
long
career
at
ClubLink
where
he
oversaw
the
sales
and
marketing
of
the
company’s
growth
in
the
areas
of
corporate
branding,
membership,
golf
events,
social
functions,
real
estate
and
business
development.
Richelle
Debra
Nemeth
is
V.P.
Corporate
Marketing,
a
Canadian
Citizen
graduating
from
Ryerson
University
in
1983.
Ms.
Nemeth
has
claimed
many
successes
in
the
Golf
Industry
in
the
fields
of
Marketing,
Sales
and
Business
Development
over
more
than
25
years.
Most
notably
with
ClubLink
Corporation
from
its
inception
in
1993
to
2011
with
significant
contributions
made
to
the
strategic
development,
marketing
and
sales
of
the
ClubLink
brand.
Kim
Robinson
is
Director
of
Development
responsible
for
corporate
development
activities
at
PLI.
Mr.
Robinson
has
had
broad
experience
in
business,
including
President
of
International
Club
Network,
the
world’s
largest
alliance
of
private
and
daily
fee
golf
and
non-­‐golf,
leisure
properties.
He
has
served
as
the
position
of
CFO
of
a
public
transportation
company
and
was
also
VP
Corporate
Development
for
the
Molson
Companies.
He
was
an
investment
banker
at
the
start
of
his
career.
Mr.
Robinson
has
an
MBA
from
the
University
of
Western
Ontario.
Lauren
Wright
is
the
Director
of
Member
Services
at
PLI.
Lauren
is
responsible
for
the
oversight
of
PLI’s
Call
Center
as
well
as
the
growth
and
development
of
the
company’s
membership
service
programs.
Lauren
brings
a
wealth
of
sales,
marketing
and
customer
service
experience

8. to
the
company.
Prior
to
joining
PLI,
Lauren
spent
over
30
years
at
United
Airlines
in
a
variety
of
management
roles
including
sales,
marketing,
corporate
training
and
concierge
and
customer
service.
She
also
gives
back
to
the
community
through
her
participation
on
the
board
of
the
Children’s
Discovery
Center
in
Honolulu,
Hawaii.
Lauren
is
a
graduate
of
the
University
of
Portland
with
a
B.A.
in
Education.
International
Golf
Network
PARTICIPATING
CLUBS
As
of:
February
2016
The
roster
of
clubs
within
the
Pacific
Links
Golf
Network
will
change
from
time
to
time
as
new
clubs
are
added
to
the
program,
and
the
roster
will
be
developed
without
any
minimum
or
maximum
restrictions
or
representations
on
number,
geography
or
type
of
club.
Access
by
members
to
some
clubs
may
be
restricted
based
on
home
club
proximity
to
other
participating
clubs.
Affiliate
&
Reciprocal
Access
Clubs
Ø Visiting
Affiliate
Members
will
be
able
to
play
golf
at
the
Affiliate
Clubs
(A)
without
payment
of
a
green
or
guest
fee.
A
cart
or
caddie
fee
will
apply.
Ø Visiting
Reciprocal
Access
Members
will
be
able
to
play
golf
at
the
Affiliate
Clubs
(A)
with
payment
of
a
significantly
discounted
green
fee
rate.
A
cart
or
caddie
fee
will
apply.
Ø All
Visiting
Members
will
be
able
to
play
golf
at
the
Reciprocal
Access
Clubs
(R)
with
payment
of
a
significantly
discounted
green
fee
rate.
A
cart
or
caddie
fee
will
apply.
AUSTRALIA:
Glenelg
Golf
Club
–
Adelaide,
Australia
(A)

9. Joondalup
Resort
–
Perth,
Australia
(R)
Links
Hope
Island
–
Gold
Coast,
Australia
(A)
Sanctuary
Cove
Golf
and
Country
Club
–
Gold
Coast,
Australia
(A)
Sanctuary
Lakes
Club
–
Melbourne,
Australia
(A)
Sandhurst
Club
–
Melbourne,
Australia
(A)
The
Grange
Golf
Club
–
Adelaide,
Australia
(A)
The
Vintage
Golf
Club
–
Hunter
Valley,
Australia
(A)
Twin
Creeks
Golf
&
Country
Club
–
Sydney,
Australia
(A)
Woodlands
Golf
Club
–
Melbourne,
Australia
(A)
Heritage
Golf
&
Country
Club
–
Melbourne,
Australia
(A)
The
Sands
Torquay
–
Victoria,
Australia
(R)
Moonah
Links,
Melbourne,
Australia
(R)
Kooindah
Waters
Golf
Club,
NSW,
Australia
(R)
Royal
Perth
Golf
Club,
Perth,
Australia
(A)
Paradise
Palms
Resort
&
Country
Club,
Queensland,
Australia
(R)
BERMUDA:
Port
Royal
Golf
Course
–
Southampton,
Bermuda
(A)
CAMBODIA:
Angkor
Golf
Resort
–
Siem
Reap,
Cambodia
(R)
Phokeethra
Country
Club
–
Siem
Reap,
Cambodia
(R)
CANADA:
Blackhawk
Golf
Club
–
Spruce
Grove,
Alberta
(A)
Tobiano
–
Kamloops,
British
Columbia
(A)
Bear
Mountain
Resort
–
Victoria,
British
Columbia
(A)
Magna
Golf
Club
–
Aurora,
Ontario
(A)
Arbutus
Ridge
Golf
Club
-­‐
Cobble
Hill,
British
Columbia
(R)
Mayfair
Lakes
Golf
&
Country
Club
–
Richmond,
British
Columbia
(R)
The
Quail
Course
at
The
Okanagan
Golf
Club
–
Kelowna,
British
Columbia
(R)
Furry
Creek
Golf
&
Country
Club
–
Furry
Creek,
British
Columbia
(R)
Gallagher’s
Canyon
Golf
Club,
Kelowna,
British
Columbia
(R)
The
Pinnacle
Course
at
Gallagher’s
Canyon
–
Kelowna,
British
Columbia
(R)
The
Bear
Course
at
The
Okanagan
Golf
Club,
Kelowna,
British
Columbia
(R)
Nicklaus
North
Golf
Course
–
Whistler,
British
Columbia
(R)
Olympic
View
Golf
Club
–
Victoria,
British
Columbia
(R)
Fox
Harb’r
–
Wallace,
Nova
Scotia
(A)
ENGLAND:
The
Centurion
Club
–
London,
England
(R)
Stoke
Park
–
London,
England
(R)
Bearwood
Lakes
Golf
Club
–
Berkshire,
England
(A)

10. The
Goodwood
Club
-­‐
West
Sussex,
England
(R)
FRANCE:
Le
Golf
National
–
Paris,
France
(R)
Chateau
des
Vigiers
–
Dordogne,
France
(A)
Exclusiv
Golf
Apremont
–
Paris,
France
(R)
Exclusiv
Golf
Courson
–
Paris,
France
(R)
Exclusiv
Golf
Rochefort
–
Paris,
France
(R)
Evian
Resort
Golf
Club
–
Evian-­‐les-­‐Bains,
France
(R)
INDONESIA:
Emeralda
Golf
Club
–
Jakarta,
Indonesia
(A)
Nirwana
Bali
Golf
Club
–
Bali,
Indonesia
(R)
Riverside
Golf
Club
–
Jakarta,
Indonesia
(A)
Taman
Dayu
Golf
Club
and
Resort
–
Surubaya,
Indonesia
(A)
New
Kuta
Golf
&
Ocean
View
–
Bali,
Indonesia
(R)
Bali
Handara
Golf
&
Country
Club
–
Bali,
Indonesia
(R)
Bali
National
Golf
Club
–
Bali,
Indonesia
(R)
Klub
Golf
Bogor
Raya
–
Jakarta,
Indonesia
(A)
Senayan
National
Golf
Club
–
Jakarta,
Indonesia
(R)
KOREA:
Lotte
Skyhill
Jeju
Country
Club
–
Jeju
Island,
South
Korea
(R)
Teddy
Valley
Golf
&
Resort
–
Jeju
Island,
South
Korea
(A)
Adonis
Country
Club
–
Seoul,
South
Korea
(A)
Lake
Hills
Jeju
Country
Club
–
Jeju,
South
Korea
(A)
MALAYSIA:
Sutera
Harbour
Marina,
Golf
&
Country
Club
–
Kota
Kinabalu,
Malaysia
(A)
MEXICO:
Riviera
Maya
Golf
Club
–
Quintana
Roo,
Mexico(R)
NEW
CALEDONIA:
New
Caledonia
Deva
Resort
&
Spa
–
Bourail,
New
Caledonia
(A)
NEW
ZEALAND:
Terrace
Downs
Resort
–
Canterbury,
New
Zealand
(R)
Clearwater
Golf
Club
–
Christchurch,
New
Zealand
(A)
Pegasus
Golf
&
Sports
Club
–
Christchurch,
New
Zealand
(R)
Remeura
Golf
Club
–
Auckland,
New
Zealand
(A)
Mount
Maunganui
Golf
Club
–
Mt.
Maunganui,
New
Zealand
(A)

11. Hastings
Golf
Club
–
Hawkes
Bay,
New
Zealand
(R)
NORTHERN
MARIANA
ISLANDS:
LaoLao
Bay
Golf
Resort
–
Saipan,
Marianas
Islands
(A)
PHILIPPINES:
The
Orchard
Golf
&
Country
Club
–
Manila,
Philippines
(A)
Eagle
Ridge
Golf
&
Country
Club
–
Manila,
Philippines
(A)
Mount
Malarayat
Golf
&
Country
Club
–
Lipa
City,
Philippines
(R)
PORTUGAL:
Quinta
do
Lago
Golf
Club
–
Algarve,
Portugal
(A)
SINGAPORE:
Laguna
National
–
Singapore
(A)
SPAIN:
PGA
Catalunya
Resort
–
Girona,
Spain
(R)
THAILAND:
Laguna
Phuket
Golf
Club
–
Phuket,
Thailand
(R)
Loch
Palm
Golf
Club
–
Phuket,
Thailand
(R)
Red
Mountain
Golf
Club
–
Phuket,
Thailand
(R)
Riverdale
Golf
Club
–
Bangkok,
Thailand
(R)
Mountain
Creek
–
Bangkok,
Thailand
(R)
Nikanti
Golf
Club
–
Bangkok,
Thailand
(R)
UNITED
STATES:
Dove
Canyon
Golf
Club
–
Orange
County,
California
(A)
Makaha
Valley
Country
Club
(East)
–
Waianae,
Hawaii
(A)
Olomana
Golf
Club
–
Waimanalo,
Hawaii
(A)
Royal
Hawaiian
Golf
Club
–
Kailua,
Hawai
(A)
DragonRidge
Country
Club
–
Las
Vegas,
Nevada
(A)
Southshore
Golf
Club
–
Las
Vegas,
Nevada
(A)
Pete
Dye
Golf
Club
–
Bridgeport,
West
Virginia
(A)
Kapolei
Golf
Club
–
Kapolei,
Hawaii
(R)
Hawaii
Prince
Golf
Club
–
Honolulu,
Hawaii
(R)
Victoria
National
–
Newburgh,
Indiana
(A)
Twisted
Dune
Golf
Club
–
Atlantic
City,
New
Jersey
(R)
New
Jersey
National
Golf
Club
–
Basking
Ridge,
New
Jersey
(R)
Pine
Barrens
Golf
Club
–
Jackson,
New
Jersey
(R)
Wailea
Golf
Club
–
Maui,
Hawaii
(R)

12.
The
TPC®
Network
&
Heritage
Golf
Group
Clubs
TPC
Scottsdale
–
Champions
Course
–
Scottsdale,
Arizona
(R)
TPC
Scottsdale
–
Stadium
Course
–
Scottsdale,
Arizona
(R)
TPC
Stonebrae
–
Hayward,
California
(R)
TPC
Stadium
Course
at
PGA
WEST
–
La
Quinta,
California
(R)
TPC
Harding
Park
–
San
Francisco,
California
(R)
TPC
River
Highlands
–
Cromwell,
Connecticut
(R)
TPC
Eagle
Trace
–
Coral
Springs,
Florida
(R)
TPC
Tampa
Bay
–
Lutz,
Florida
(R)
TPC
Treviso
Bay
–
Naples,
Florida
(R)
TPC
Sawgrass
–
Dye’s
Valley
Course
–
Ponte
Vedra
Beach,
Florida
(R)
TPC
Sawgrass
–
THE
PLAYERS
Stadium
Course
–
Ponte
Vedra
Beach,
Florida
(R)
TPC
Prestancia
–
Club
Course
–
Sarasota,
Florida
(R)
TPC
Prestancia
–
Stadium
Course
–
Sarasota,
Florida
(R)
Atlanta
National
Golf
Club
–
Alpharetta,
Georgia
(R)
White
Columns
Country
Club
–
Alpharetta,
Georgia
(R)
Polo
Golf
&
Country
Club
–
Cumming,
Georgia
(R)
TPC
Sugarloaf
–
Duluth,
Georgia
(R)
The
Manor
Golf
&
Country
Club
-­‐
Milton,
Georgia
(R)
TPC
Deere
Run
–
Silvis,
Illinois
(R)
TPC
Louisiana
–
Avondale,
Louisiana
(R)
TPC
Potomac
at
Avenel
Farm
–
Potomac,
Maryland
(R)
TPC
Boston
–
Norton,
Massachusetts
(R)
TPC
Michigan
–
Dearborn,
Michigan
(R)
TPC
Twin
Cities
–
Blaine,
Minnesota
(R)
TPC
Las
Vegas
–
Las
Vegas,
Nevada
(R)
TPC
Summerlin
–
Las
Vegas,
Nevada
(R)
TPC
Jasna
Polana
–
Princeton,
New
Jersey
(R)
TPC
Piper
Glen
–
Charlotte,
North
Carolina
(R)
TPC
Wakefield
Plantation
–
Raleigh,
North
Carolina
(R)
TPC
River’s
Bend
–
Maineville,
Ohio
(R)
Oyster
Reef
Golf
Club
–
Hilton
Head
Island,
South
Carolina
(R)
Palmetto
Hall
Plantation
Club
–
Arthur
Hills
Course
–
Hilton
Head
Island,
South
Carolina
(R)
Palmetto
Hall
Plantation
Club
–
Robert
Cupp
Course
–
Hilton
Head
Island,
South
Carolina
(R)
Port
Royal
Golf
&
Racquet
Club
–
Barony
–
Hilton
Head
Island,
South
Carolina
(R)
Port
Royal
Golf
&
Racquet
Club
–
Planter's
Row
–
Hilton
Head
Island,
South
Carolina
(R)
Port
Royal
Golf
&
Racquet
Club
–
Robber's
Row
–
Hilton
Head
Island,
South
Carolina
(R)
Shipyard
Golf
Club
–
Hilton
Head
Island,
South
Carolina
(R)
TPC
Southwind
–
Memphis,
Tennessee
(R)
Meadowbrook
Farms
Golf
Club
–
Katy,
Texas
(R)
TPC
Craig
Ranch
–
McKinney,
Texas
(R)
TPC
San
Antonio
–
AT&T
Canyons
Course
–
San
Antonio,
Texas
(R)
TPC
San
Antonio
–
AT&T
Oaks
Course
–
San
Antonio,
Texas
(R)
The
Dominion
Club
–
Glen
Allen,
Virginia
(R)

13. TPC
Snoqualmie
Ridge
–
Snoqualmie,
Washington
(R)
The
Old
White
TPC
at
The
Greenbrier
–
White
Sulphur
Springs,
West
Virginia
(R)
TPC
Cartagena
at
Karibana
–
Cartagena,
Colombia
(R)
TPC
Dorado
Beach
–
Dorado,
Puerto
Rico
(R)
VIETNAM:
Danang
Golf
Club
–
Da
Nang,
Vietnam
(A)
Laguna
Lăng
Cô
Golf
Club
–
Da
Nang,
Vietnam
(A)
The
Bluffs
Ho
Tram
Strip
–
Ho
Tram,
Vietnam
(A)
Twin
Doves
–
Ho
Chi
Minh
City,
Vietnam
(A)
Diamond
Bay
Resort
–
Nha
Trang,
Vietnam
(R)
Vietnam
Golf
&
Country
Club,
Ho
Chi
Minh
City,
Vietnam
(A)
Song
Be
Golf
Resort
–
Binh
Duong
Province,
Vietnam
(R)
Dalat
Palace
Golf
Club
-­‐
Lam
Dong
Province,
Vietnam
(R)
Vinpearl
Nha
Trang
Golf
Club
–
Nha
Trang,
Vietnam
(R)
Vinpearl
Phu
Quoc
Golf
Club
–
Phu
Quoc,
Vietnam
(R)
Preferred
Access
Clubs
Ø All
Visiting
Members
will
be
able
to
play
golf
at
the
Preferred
Access
Clubs
(P)
with
payment
of
a
reduced
green
fee.
A
cart
and
caddie
fee
will
apply.
HAWAII:
Ko
Olina
Golf
Club
–
Kapolei,
Hawaii
(P)
NEW
ZEALAND:
The
Farm
at
Cape
Kidnappers
–
Hawkes
Bay,
New
Zealand
(P)
The
Lodge
at
Kauri
Cliffs
–
Matauri
Bay,
New
Zealand
(P)