The Hornbill Golf & Jungle Club was launched by Tiger Woods on 18th November 1999 during the World Cup Golf at Mines Resort & Golf Club, and instantly received worldwide recognition as one of the top class, unique, exotic and fascinating courses in the world. Play here just once and you will definitely want to return again and again for the ultimate test of your golfing skills, on a course that is astoundingly beautiful and excruciatingly tough.
Hornbill Golf & Country Club is a Sarawak golf course and undoubtedly a golfing paradise for avid golfers with its smartly designed 18-hole course plastered over the highland plateau with a year round temperate climate, giving the most intimidating test to assess the skills of both amateur and professional golfers.
This Sarawak golf course was designed by Neil Crafter to mirror the natural features and contours of its unique highland location in Sarawak. This allows the Malaysia golf tourist to play within the beautiful jungle sceneries. It offers a unique experience of ‘Golfing In The Cloud’. Imagine teeing off above the trees and putting in the mist and you will get the picture of the experience that awaits you. The highland climate adds to the unique golfing experience.
The Hornbill Golf and Jungle Club course is suited to golfers seeking a fresh challenge every time he plays on his Malaysia golf holiday. Its 6,249 metres length is expanded by the steep gradients of the rugged mountain terrain making it both physically and mentally challenging.
Designer:
Neil Crafter
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18-holes/ Par 72/6885 yards
Established:
1999
Green / Caddy / Buggy Fees:
RM 488-588 (Price include Buggy rental, Packed refreshment 1 lunch at the Annah Rais Café, Return transfer from the foothill to the resort)
Distance:
NA
A 36-hole layout consists of two challenging championship golf courses located in Sungai Jawi, just 46 minutes away from Penang. This golf resort spreads over 315 acres of undulating terrain dotted with palm-fringed fairways, sand dunes and contoured lakes. Surrounded by lush tropical greenery, Bukit Jawi Golf Resort offers golfers of varying handicaps an enjoyable and challenging round of golf. The Hill Course measures 6,385 meters in length and features undulating fairways and strategically placed hazards that challenge golfers’ accuracy and distance. The Lake Course plays to 6,163 meters in length is equally challenging as its sister course. It has shorter holes, but there are more water hazards and sand bunkers protecting the greens.
Holes / Par / Yardage:
36 holes par 144, 12,548 meters (Hill Course 18 holes par 72, 6,385 meters, Lake Course 18 holes par 72, 6,163 meters)
Green Fee:
MYR175 weekdays, MYR215 weekends & public holidays, exclude taxes
Caddy Fee:
MYR45, exclude taxes
Golf Cart:
MYR140, exclude taxes
Distance:
46 minutes from Penang International Airport
Facilities:
Accommodation, Restaurant & café, Driving range, Pro shop, Locker room, Swimming pool, Squash courts, Badminton courts, Gymnasium, Jacuzzi & sauna, Conference rooms
Clearwater Sanctuary Golf Resort is a beautiful 27-hole golf resort located in Batu Gajah, just 30 minutes from Ipoh. Built on a former Kinta Valley tin-mining site, this stunning course was designed by Tim Woolbank and has won numerous awards for both its golf and its scenic scenery. Surrounded by nature’s exotic flora and fauna, it is home to old majestic rain trees, fruit trees and a variety of bird species such as the kingfisher, quail, moorhen, stork, hawk and heron. Pristine fairways and well-bunkered greens wind around the 350 acres of shimmering lakes. The layout has been divided into three sets of 9 holes. The Raintree Nine Course and Lakes Nine Course are widely regarded as among the most picturesque and toughest golf courses in South East Asia. The Wetlands Nine, a unique Par-3 course, is the perfect challenge for golfers who want a quick round of golf.
Designer:
Tim Woolbank
Holes / Par / Yardage:
27 holes (Raintree Nine Course 9 holes par 36, 3,267 meters, Lakes Nine Course 9 holes par 36, 3,215 meters, Wetlands Nine Course 9 holes)
Green Fee:
MYR180 weekdays, MYR260 weekends & public holidays, exclude taxes
Distance:
25 minutes from Ipoh Airport
Facilities:
Accommodation, Restaurant & poolside food podium, Gymnasium, Swimming pool with jacuzzi, Badminton courts, Indoor & outdoor tennis courts, Table Tennis, Basketball, Volleyball, Futsal, Cycling, Fishing, Spa, Aerobics Courses, Meeting rooms, Ballroom
Designed by Ted Parslow, the Dalit Bay Golf & Country Club’s championship golf course is located within the 400 acres of the luxurious and popular Shangri-La Rasa Resort. The golf course is located approximately 30 kilometers or 40 minutes by car from the city of Kota Kinabalu and delivers an outstanding playing experience in lovely and natural scenery.
The course was created to fit in with the local and natural environment of Sabah Malaysia and can easily compete with the world’s great golf resorts. Mind-blowing views of Mount Kinabalu, South-East Asia’s tallest peak are equipped with most holes and the best time of day to catch a glimpse of this peak is early morning before the daily clouds and fog roll in.
The Sabah golf course is bordered by the Tambalang and Menagkabong Rivers and the surrounding area is mainly forested jungle and mangrove swamps. The sea breeze carries the cries of wild birds and dense jungle borders the immaculately manicured greens. The course curves through rivers, wild rainforest and wetlands. Much of it was thoroughly established from mangrove swamps. As you play the challenging course, you’ll catch glimpses of the pristine Pantai Dalit Beach. Dalit Bay is filled with risks and rewards to satisfy all golfers. For most holes, water comes into play and challenges even professional golfers who opt for the black tees. However, the wide and generous fairways make Dalit Bay suitable for those who are learning to pick up the game. Playing in Indian casino sites is common in the country. So gamblers ought to remember a few crucial moments such as safety and money management. Specialists at Casinomech.in made a rating of the best online casinos in India by assessing their bonuses and promotions, deposit methods, and games providers.
Golfers are provided with a full-service playing experience and the facilities of a 5-star resort. Dalit Bay has an extensive clubhouse with a restaurant, a driving range, putting green, chipping and bunker practice areas, changing rooms and a one of the better stocked pro shops in Kota Kinabalu. Dalit Bay Golf & Country Club has one of the most complete golfing and relaxation experiences in Sabah Malaysia.
Designer:
Ted Parslow
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18-holes/ 72 / 6369 yards
Established:
1996
Green / Caddy / Buggy Fees:
RM 435/NA/NA
Distance:
50 minutes by car from Kota Kinabalu Airport
The Damai Golf and Country Club in Sarawak opened in 1996 and features the first Arnold Palmer designed golf course in Malaysia. The golf course borders the foothills of Mount Santubong and plays along the beaches, rocky outcrops and mangrove forests on a peninsula protruding into the South China Sea. Damai Golf and Country Club has hosted major golf events such as the Damai Challenge, World Golf Amateur Challenge and Carlsberg Golf Classic.
Damai consists of the Mountain Nine and the Ocean Nine which are uniquely different in character. The front Mountain Nine offers challenging golf in a rocky, natural rainforest setting. It follows the reliefs of mountain foothills. The back Ocean Nine hugs the South China Sea and features picturesque fairways and lovely beaches. Greens are usually small and favor precise approach shots.
The best holes include the 3rd, a short 147 yard par-3 that plays to an elevated green. Two deep bunkers in front, right & left of the green and a stream running on the right wait for wayward shots. The signature 17th is a 168 yard par-3. It plays somewhat downhill with the South China Sea covering three sides of the green. The club selection is critical as the prevailing winds come into play daily. The closing par-5 is a magnificent dogleg to the right. The entire left side is guarded by the ocean and the entire right by trees. Moreover, tight landing areas make precise shot-making a must to have a chance for par. With mountains in the background and beaches and ocean on the sides, this hole was once chosen the second most picturesque hole in Malaysia.
The Damai Golf and Country Club offers facilities such as a grass driving range, practice areas, golfer’s cafe, pro shop, and locker rooms. The clubhouse is more than adequate for most golfers’ needs.
Designer:
Arnold Palmer
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18 holes par 72 (6950 yards)
Established:
1996
Green / Caddy / Buggy Fees:
RM 100-180/ RM 50 / RM 60
Distance:
30 kilometers from Kuching airport
Damai Laut Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole championship buggy-tracked golf course located within the Swiss-Garden Beach Resort Damai Laut in Lumut, Perak. Designed by world-renowned American golf course architect Ronald Fream, this award-winning beachfront course offers golfers a wonderful retreat to nature. It is set amidst tropical rainforest with lush flower plantings and natural greens added to create scenic landscape. The front Lake Nine offers breathtaking views of the Straits of Malacca, while the back Hill Nine overlooks the estuaries of the Dinding River. It is ranked as Malaysia’s Best Resort Course, the 2nd Most Scenic Hole (Signature Hole 15) and 3rd Most Scenic Golf Course by Golf Malaysia Course Poll. With four sets of tees, Damai Laut Golf & Country Club provides a fun challenge to golfers of all skill levels.
Designer:
Ronald Fream
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18 holes par 72, 6,600 meters
Established:
1997
Golf Cart:
Old Buggy – MYR120 weekdays, MYR130 weekends & public holidays, New Buggy – MYR150 weekdays, MYR170 weekends & public holidays
Distance:
1 hour 45 minutes from Ipoh Airport
Facilities:
Accommodation, Restaurant, Driving range, Pro shop
Kelab Golf Sarawak (Sarawak Golf Club) is the closest golf course to the center of Kuching City and is the only 36-hole golf course in Sarawak.
The course consists of the south facing Matang/Santubong 18 and Siol/Demak 18 in the northern direction. There are a total of two 18-hole golf courses on a flat terrain, fully utilizing the water hazards giving you a scenic view. The Matang Nine and the Santubong Nine make up one 18-hole course called “Old Course” while the Siol Nine and the Demak Nine make up the other 18-hole course aka “New Course” that opened in 1989.
The Matang/Santubong course is named after Sarawak’s well-known geographical landmarks, the two famous mountain ranges – Santubong and Matang. The mountains are distinctively visible 25 kilometers from the golf course. The 6,394 meter par-72 championship course is intended to test a player’s ball-striking precision and course management skills. On top of that, the course comes with a combination of undulating Paspalum grassed fairways and well placed hazards to provide a great challenge to both high handicappers and scratch players alike.
The most memorable hole is the par-3 3rd over water. A distinctive lake guards the front side of the green along with the front and back bunkers protecting the narrow green. A well placed and accurate tee shot is required to achieve a par for this hole. The 4th is a 435 yard par-4 and dogleg to the right. Water comes into play on the right and OB on the left. The second shot is over water and another lake is well placed on the left of the green. Bunkers protecting both sides of the green come into play, too.
On top of the splendid course, KGS is equipped with lighted driving range and clubhouse catering to every golfer needs. The clubhouse with its highly unusual architecture bears a resemblance of an outstanding pyramid from the ancient land of the Pharaoh. The F&B outlets provide a wide range of Chinese, Western, Japanese, and Thai cuisines. While enjoying the food at the Pavilion and the Golfer’s Terrace, one could have a breathtaking view of the finishing holes at Matang and Santubong nines.
Designer:
Nigel Douglas
Holes / Par / Yardage:
36 holes par 72 (6776 yards)
Established:
1985
Green / Caddy / Buggy Fees:
RM 150-200/ RM 50 / RM 84.80
Distance:
15 minutes from Kuching City
The Kinabalu Golf Club or KGC is considered as one of the oldest Clubs in Sabah. It was established several years before the 2nd World War by European employees of the British Chartered Company and the European business establishments in the then British North Borneo. Tee off in style with Mount Kinabalu as your background with the cool crisp air greeting you here at Kinabalu Golf Club
Kinabalu Golf Club is the highest golf layout in Sabah, being situated on Pinosuk Plateau at 1,500 meters above sea level in Kundasang. Designed by Robert Muir Graves, the golf course has a breathtaking scene made up of extensive farmlands and rolling hills.
Numerous golfers find this 18-hole course both physically and mentally challenging with its always present winds, steep slopes and surrounding mists. With the frequent thick fogs, some may even say that you are playing golf in the clouds. A huge rock sits in the middle of the fairway of the Par-4 370m Hole#10. You can attempt to carry over or bail out to a slope on OB. One of its noteworthy holes is the 14th, par 3, 142 meters, which features a gushing river at the bottom of a deep ravine. It is an accurate test of skill once you get there; you will need an accurate and well-placed shot from the elevated tee across the Mesilau East River to land on the green perched on the edge of a cliff.
Designer:
Robert Muir Graves
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18-hole/ NA / NA
Established:
1998
Green / Caddy / Buggy Fees:
RM 105-210 / NA / RM 37.10 -53
Distance:
NA
Located in Ipoh, Meru Valley Golf Resort is home to a 27-hole championship golf course where you can relax and play in nature. Formerly known as Kelab Golf Darul Ridzuan, this picturesque course is divided into three challenging 9-hole courses designed for golfers of all levels. The Valley Nine was the first course to open in 1992, followed by the Waterfall Nine in 1993 and River Nine in 1994. The club was renamed to Meru Valley Golf & Country Club in 1998 and officially opened for play. Many national and state tournaments have taken place at the resort. Numerous awards have also been won, including Best Golf Tourism Destination in Malaysia, Most Improved Golf Course and 5th Most Memorable Golf Course in Malaysia.
Holes / Par / Yardage:
27 holes (Valley Nine Course 9 holes, Waterfall Nine Course 9 holes, River Nine Course 9 holes)
Established:
1998
Green Fee:
MYR296.80 weekdays, MYR445.20 weekends & public holidays
Insurance:
MYR4
Caddy Fee:
MYR42.40
Golf Cart:
MYR85 ~ MYR115
Trolley:
MYR10.60
Distance:
30 minutes from Ipoh Airport
Facilities:
Accommodation, Restaurant & café, Junior golf academy, Two-tier driving range, Pro shop, Gymnasium & fitness studio, Swimming pool, Tennis courts, Basketball court, Cycling, Jogging trail, Spa & hairdresser, Sauna, Medical clinic
About a half-hour’s drive from Kota Kinabalu City is the Nexus Resort Karambunai Golf Club and the golf course is located within walking distance from the large beachside golf resort.
Set against the backdrop of a 130-million year old tropical Borneo rainforest along its eastern edges and the South China Sea to the west, the par 72, 18-hole international standard golf course was designed by American golf architect Ronald Fream. The Nexus Golf Resort has won numerous awards, including the reader voted award for ‘Best Golf Resort’ and ‘Best Golf Course in East Malaysia’ in the 2007/2008 Golf Magazine Poll. Nexus Golf Resort also played host for the 105th Malaysian Amateur Open Golf Championship in 2007.
The Sabah golf course at Nexus Golf Resort Karambunai is bounded by nature and stretches from the low hills, gradually descending towards the beaches. Undulating across a series of small lakes, waterways and hillocks, amidst a panoramic expanse of natural and landscaped surroundings, the Nexus Golf Resort Karambunai captivates golfers with magnificent views of Karambunai Beach, the South China Sea and Mount Kinabalu. Nexus Golf Resort Karambunai is playable by golf players across different levels yet challenging and provides players with options to suit any level of game. Five unique teeing locations (red, white, blue, black and gold) are provided on each hole to accommodate all golfers.
Though this golf course in Sabah has been created to focus on giving a range of playing experiences, it still demands strategy to score well. The layout starts from the jungle foothills, then play along the beach. The undulating fairways cross a series of small lakes, waterways and hillocks. Golfers require both strength and strategy to navigate the numerous dogleg holes, meandering streams, sand bunkers, and at times strong ocean trade winds. The fairways stretch invitingly and are quite flat. However, bunkers are used cautiously along with strategic contours and mounds to create well protected greens. Water hazards and the roughs punish most errant shots.
Designer:
Ronald Fream
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18-holes/ 72 / 6173 yards
Established:
1996
Green / Caddy / Buggy Fee:
RM 202-293 / RM 66 /RM 100
Distance:
40 minutes from Kota Kinabalu airport
Rated as the first premier public golf course, Palm Garden Golf Club offers a fascinating 18-hole golf course set within IOI Resort City, Putrajaya. It is conveniently located just 36 minutes drive from Kuala Lumpur City. Playing to a total length of 6,027 meters, this course was designed by renowned Australian architect Ted Parslow. It features undulating fairways, high-lip bunkers and challenging greens. Regardless of your skill level, you are sure to enjoy your round at the Palm Garden Golf Club.
Designer:
Ted Parslow
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18 holes par 72, 6,027 meters
Green Fee / Caddy Fee / Insurance:
MYR385 weekdays, MYR585 weekends & public holidays, include service tax
Golf Cart:
MYR140
Distance:
30 minutes from Kuala Lumpur International Airport
Facilities:
Café, Golf academy, Driving range, Gymnasium, Tennis court, Swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Sauna, Meeting rooms, Ballroom
Formerly known as Bukit Jambul Golf Club which was founded in 1984. The club has undergone a major facelift and was reopened in 2012. It is the only 18-hole championship golf course on Penang Island. This 5,846-meter par 72 golf course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Surrounded by lush green vegetation and hills offering a breathtaking panoramic view of the island, including the impressive Penang Bridge and the beautiful Malaysia in the distance. It provides a variety of club selection challenges with its rolling fairways, undulating greens, strategically placed sand bunkers and water hazards. A number of tournaments have been held there, including the 31st Malaysian Open in 1992, as well as the Golf Open Tournament and the Asia Development Tour Golf Open Championships.
Designer:
Robert Trent Jones Jr
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18 holes par 72, 5,846 meters
Established:
Reopened in November 2012
Distance:
14 minutes from Penang International Airport
Facilities:
Restaurants, Driving range, Practice putting green, Gym, Tennis courts, Squash room, Snooker room, Dance room, Seminar room, Ballroom
Touted as the Golf Resort of the Millenium, Penang Golf Resort is a premier golf resort located in Seberang Perai Utara, Penang. Originally designed by the world-renowned golf course architect Graham Marsh, the 36-hole golf course was upgraded to a truly championship 18-hole course by Nigel B Douglas Golf Course Design in October 2019. This long and demanding par 72 course measures 6,610 meters and challenges golfers of all skill level with three sets of tees, tree-lined fairways, well-manicured greens, stylishly designed water hazards and bunkers. Penang Golf Resort was recently awarded the “Malaysia Top 3 Most Improved Golf Course” People’s Choice Awards in 2020.
Designer:
Redesigned by Nigel B Douglas Golf Course Design
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18 holes par 72, 6,610 meters
Established:
Renovated in October 2019
Distance:
50 minutes from Penang International Airport
Facilities:
Restaurant, Driving range, Putting and chipping greens, Locker, Gym, Swimming pool, Tennis court, Conference room
Royal Perak Golf Club (RPGC), formerly known as Ipoh Golf Club, was founded in 1879 and is one of the oldest golf clubs in Malaysia. This 18-hole golf course is located in the heart of Ipoh and offers a good challenge to golfers of all abilities. A good variety of holes in terms of length and crossing creeks provides an excellent opportunity for strategic play on the flat terrain. It was the first golf club outside Kuala Lumpur to host the Malaysian Open in 1974.
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18 holes
Established:
1879
Distance:
8 minutes from Ipoh Airport
Facilities:
Accommodation, Restaurant, cafés & lounge, Driving range, Pro shop, Gymnasium, Swimming pool, Tennis & squash, Billiards & snooker, Card room, Games room, Steam bath & sauna, Ballroom
Sabah Golf and Country Club is being rated one of the most challenging Golf Courses in South East Asia. It is designed by Robert Muir Graves and opened for play in 1976. This 18-hole layout was remodeled in 2004 by Nelson & Haworth Golf Course Architects.
With a course rating of 73.3 off the back tees, the par-72 18 hole golf course measuring 6,335 meters with hilly terrain, undulating fairways, lakes, hidden sand bunkers and adverse wind conditions offer endless challenges to golfers.
Sabah Golf and Country Club have 24 bay driving range and two practice putting greens giving golfers an area to warm up before teeing off. Sabah Golf & Country Club can proudly declare itself to be the State’s oldest 18-hole golf course. Though nowhere near as old as the Kudat golf course, which has passed the century mark, the 32 year old golf course presents a golfing experience like no other. Well-known as one of the toughest golf courses in South East Asia, this traditional inland golf course was designed by Robert Muir Graves.
For most of the holes in Sabah Golf and Country Club, a long and straight shot is not enough. Each shot has to be a well-placed shot to avoid water hazards and bunkers. One of the noteworthy hole, the monster hole, hole-14 requires and accurate shot when trying to land on the green. The green is protected by water in front and on the right. If you are nervous, you should place your shot on the left and trade the water for sand.
Designer:
Robert Muir Graves
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18-holes/ 72 / 6561 yards
Established:
1976
Green / Caddy / Buggy Fees:
RM 120 – 180 (Include Buggy Fees) / RM 50 / NA
Distance:
NA
Part of the Sutera Harbour Resort complex, the Sutera Harbour Golf and Country Club is a 27-hole 6316 meters championship golf course designed by Graham Marsh. Centrally located in the heart of Kota Kinabalu City and just 10 minutes from the International Airport, the course is also within walking distance of both resorts at Sutera Harbour.
The Sutera Harbour Golf Club has collected many awards of distinction and hosted several key tournaments including the 2nd Best Golf Resort in 2008 and the Asian Tour 2011 Sabah Masters, respectively. In 2012 Sutera Harbour hosted the One Asia Qualifying School as well a qualifier for the World Amateur Inter-Team Golf Championship, sponsored by Tourism Malaysia that attracts players from all over the world.
The golf course plays between the shores of the South China Sea and overlooks some offshore islands. The Sabah golf course consist of the Lake Course, Heritage Course and Garden Course and combines nature with challenging fairways and greens, as well as strategically positioned bunkers. The starting 9 from the club house, the Lake Course was named due to the abundance of water hazards and man-made lakes nestled between undulating greens and landscape vistas. Given a superb view of the Kota Kinabalu city backdrop from the horizon across the fairway, the Heritage Course is serene and quiet course to relax and play a game of golf. On the other hand, the Garden Course presents a spectacular area richly landscaped with shady trees and sand bunkers with ocean and island views in the horizon. The Bermuda grass course is professionally and carefully maintained. The numerous waterways across the course pose a challenge for amateurs and even professional golfers.
The Sutera Harbour signature hole is the 24th; a 330 meters par-4 on the Garden Course with the challenge provided by the sandy waste areas and the ocean which comes dangerously close to the undulating green. Two highly precise shots are required to avoid a watery ending. The par-3 184 meter 6th hole on the Heritage Course is another beauty, requiring a solid tee shot over water to a heavily-bunkered green.
Designer:
Graham Marsh
Holes / Par / Yardage:
27-holes/ Par 72/ Lake 3,454 yards, Heritage 3,494 yards, Garden 3,494 yards
Established:
1998
Green / Caddy / Buggy Fees:
RM 281-422.20 (Buggy Fees included)/ RM 80.40-120.60/ NA
Distance:
15 minutes from the Kota Kinabalu airport
Templer Park Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course designed by golf course architect Kentaro Sato and Japanese professional golfer Masashi Ozaki. It is conveniently located just 35 minutes from Kuala Lumpur City, at Rawang, Selangor. Measuring 7,143 yards from the championship tees, this scenic course sits on a former mining wasteland within the evergreen Templer Park Forest Reserve, offering a breathtaking view of the 300-meter-high limestone hill of Bukit Takun. It boasts a combination of flat and undulating terrain with narrow tree-lined fairways, strategically placed sand bunkers and large lakes. This award-winning course was voted the “Best Improved Golf Course for 2013” by the readers of ParGolf and among “Top 3 Clubs in Malaysia” by Golf Magazine Malaysia in 2016. It is a regular host venue for the Professional Golf of Malaysia (PGM) Tour since 2012 and was home to the 1995, 1996 and 2000 Malaysian Open. In addition, Templer Park Country Club has an Onsen facility located within the locker rooms which uses natural water flowing from the limestone hills around the Templer Park Forest Reserve where golfers can enjoy after a round of golf.
Designer:
Kentaro Sato and Masashi Ozaki
Holes / Par / Yardage:
18 holes, 7,143 yards
Established:
27 April 1991
Distance:
1 hour 3 minutes from Kuala Lumpur International Airport
Facilities:
Restaurant, Locker rooms, Onsen facility, MICE, Ballroom
Formerly known as Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club (KLGCC), is a world-class golf and country club set within the city of Kuala Lumpur. This prestigious golf club features two 18-hole championship golf courses, the par 72 West Course and the par 71 East Course. The multi-award winning West Course boasts an enthralling layout with superbly manicured fairways and flawless aesthetic beauty. Water comes into play on many holes. A recent ranking by Golf Travel Magazine”s “Top 100 Golf Courses in Asia 2021” has affirmed its position as Malaysia’s top-ranked layout. It has hosted international tournaments including the PGA Tour’s CIMB Classic and Maybank Malaysian Open. The East Course has a parkland-inspired layout that features intricate fairways, multiple tee boxes and challenging elevation changes. Greens are well protected with bunkers, hollows and water hazards. The design takes full advantage of the beautiful vibrant-colored landscape and makes you feel in harmony with nature. A tournament host for the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia, this championship course was ranked #1 “Best Golf Courses in Malaysia” by Golf Digest in 2020.
Holes / Par / Yardage:
36 holes par 143, 12,405 meters (West Course 18 holes par 72, 6,372 meters, East Course 18 holes par 71, 6,033 meters)
Established:
1991
Green Fee:
West Course – MYR442 weekdays, MYR636 weekends & public holidays, East Course – MYR424 weekdays, MYR636 weekends & public holidays
Caddy Fee:
MYR100, caddies are compulsory for every round of golf with a minimum of 2 caddies per flight
Golf Cart:
MYR110
Distance:
53 minutes from Kuala Lumpur International Airport
Facilities:
Restaurants & lounges, Golf academy, Driving range, Club fitters, Pro shop, Gymnasium, Swimming pool, Badminton courts, Squash courts, Tennis courts, Table tennis, Bowling centre, Pool table & dart corner, Theatre & gaming room, Children playground, Physiotherapy, Nail salon, Meeting & function rooms, Tournament room, Ballroom
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