2024 Venue

Established in 2009, Haesley Nine Bridges is celebrated as one of the world's finest clubs, boasting exceptional facilities and stunning landscapes. Haesley Nine Bridges aims to excel as a premier club, fostering a vibrant club culture and nurturing a community of members within top-notch facilities. As a Private Members Club, it serves as a gathering place for individuals with shared interests, experiences, or professional expertise to socialize, conduct business, and unwind. Haesley Nine Bridges aspires to be recognized as "The Best Private Members Club in the World," offering members the opportunity to forge valuable friendships through unique golf experiences.

The Haesley Clubhouse is internationally acclaimed for its architectural brilliance, having received three prestigious architecture awards in 2010. It clinched the top honor, the Gold Prize, at the 2010 International Award for Sustainable Architecture held in Italy—marking the first triumph for a non-European architectural firm. The clubhouse was lauded for its commitment to sustainable architecture principles from the outset of its design. Additionally, the Haesley Clubhouse secured the grand prize at the World Architecture Award and another grand prize at the 2010 International Architecture Awards, co-sponsored by the Chicago Athenaeum Architectural Design Museum and European Architectural Art and Design Center. This recognition was for its innovative approach to architectural design, employing cutting-edge technology to introduce a fresh architectural concept.

LEADING TECHNOLOGY

Heasley is the one and only course in the world that has both subair and hydronics systems installed all 18 holes.

HYDRONICS SYSTEM
This system increases or decreases the temperature of the soil using the cold or warm water circulating through tubes installed underground. The Hydronic system, decreases the soil temperature in summer to reduce disease and increases the sole temperature in winter to extend the growth period and thaw frozen soil. The reason August National is called "glass bead green" and it maintains the ideal green speed at all time is that it in stalled these system.

SUB-AIR SYSTEM
This is a system that inhales the air in the soil under the green or injects air into it through the drain pipe installed underground using separate air-generating facilities (vault) installed outside. The oxygen supplied to the soil under the green helps grass grow. It also prevents excessive moisture in the soil to enhance putting quality.