Well, if you want to drastically improve your statistics, I suggest that you play this Ao Xiang course, designed by M.G.A. Hover, as you will be very surprised to find not one, but... two par-5 holes, which are, in fact, par-3s !
(Yes, Billum, besides the 15th hole that you mentioned, where I scored an albatross, just like you, there is also another "Christmas gift" for us : the 9th, where I managed to score an eagle !).
Needless to say, despite a nice and imaginative scenery, with the "Great Wall" in the background, a few very high cone-shaped mountains, colorful trees, and a small ravine and some water hazards to avoid, seeing all my shots bounce high onto the greens also spoiled it for me...
Obviously, I will never know what happened to M.G.A. Hover when he designed this course (lack of time and/or testing ?) but, one thing is for sure, this par 71 needs some additional work to be fully enjoyable !

I have played this course numerous times over the years, but I, and those I was playing with, just noticed that the 15th on the scorecard is a 535 yrd par 5 but in actually it is only 112 yards long (from tournament tees). Not that I'm complaining as I double eagled the hole. Just can't believe that I never noticed this before now.

the course layout is wonderful but the trampoline greens are a big dissapointment are they made out of rubber tree grass lol! any ways ok fairways and scenerary

I enjoyed this course more than recent courses and the bouncy greens were no problem for me played it on normal and it plays just nice, nice theme, I like the out of bounds...the great wall! Would like to see more like this one, thanks

The course was laid out with perfection. Like Big Pumpa said in his comments....the greens were rubbery like when the ball hit....sort of like...BOING. But I did like the course a great deal. If the green could be redone and resubmitted it would be a great great course.

Usually I really enjoy your courses, but the rubbery greens on this course were a bit disappointing.