Malaysia Golf Guide

One of the golf courses being built in the Selangor region is the Templer’s Park Golf Club 18-hole layout, spread over 1,915 acres of swamp land. It was designed by Japan’s leading professional Masashi Jumbo’ Ozaki.
Situated at the Templer’s Park recreational centre, about 24 km along the North-South Highway near Bukit Takun, the Templer Park [...]

Kuala Lumpur, the federal capital is the heart of Malaysia. Blending well with the greenery are many beautiful golf courses including Royal Selangor Golf Club, Sentul Golf Club, Kelab Golf Angkatan Tentera and Titiwangsa Police Force Golf Club which offer anything from ‘commando’ style layout to friendly country side in the middle of the city. [...]

Sabah, “Land below the Wind” lies below the typhoon belt. While in Sabah, take time off to visit the `Tamu’ or open market on Sundays at Kota Belud, where not only goods are exchanged, but news and gossip as well.
Then there is the pearl culture station at Pulau Gaya, a short motor-launch ride from [...]

Off the beaten track, Sarawak is a true holiday escapade. It has a rich blend of history and cultural heritage, as well as exotic flora and fauna, with some species rarely seen in other parts of the world.
Also known as “The Land of The Hornbill”, Sarawak has some fine golf courses, notably the Sarawak Golf [...]

Kedah known as the ‘Rice Bowl of Malaysia’, produces some 44 percent of the nations rice, which happens to be the staple diet of Malaysians.
Alor Setar is the capital, where the stately and serene Masjid Zahir is located.
Pulau Langkawi, the island of legends exudes a mystic charm and is perhaps the state’s best-known tourist spot.
For [...]

Johor is unique in that it is the only state in Peninsular Malaysia to have a coast-line to the east as well as the west. The east coast offers beautiful beaches and off-shore islands, while the state’s economy thrives on the west coast.
A visit to Johor Lama will unravel the State’s history. There is also [...]

The largest state in Peninsular Malaysia, Pahang has vast tracts of rain forest, parts of which form the National Park. While life goes on at a slow and relaxed pace, magnificent beaches dominate its coastline.
Kuantan, the state capital, offers a wide variety of golf courses ideal for golf vacations. There is the Awana Golf & [...]

Perak is best known for having the world’s richest tin deposits in Kinta Valley. Ipoh city, the state capital covers an area of 21,000 square kilometres.
Beautiful Pangkor Island is one of Malaysia’s popular holiday resorts, with sandy beaches, evergreen forests and fishing villages. Emerald Bay is a must for those who love scuba diving and [...]