Golf Vacation in Sabah
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 Sempoorna, and at the Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary – the only one in the world – you can see the orang utan being fed.
For golf vacations, you can chose among these fine golf courses: Sabah Golf & Country Club, Kinabalu Golf Club, Keningau Golf Club, Tawau Golf Club, Sandakan Golf Club, Mount Kinabalu Golf Club, Kudat Golf Club, and Labuan Golf Club.
[...] Tucked into a nook near Tanjong Aru at a long, ivory – coloured beach is the Kinabalu Golf Course. [...]
[...] for golfers, a journey into the interior is just not complete without a round of golf at the Keningau Golf Club, which is just 3 km from the town centre. The flat 18-hole par-72 golf course layout could provide [...]
[...] The town recovered from the wreckages of World War II and began to prosper. As the standard of living rose, many clubs began to sprout, one of which was the Sandakan Golf Club. [...]
[...] symbol, coincidentally represents the Kudat Golf Club,with its interesting nine-hole golf [...]
[...] Labuan Island, known as Victoria Island during colonial days, has many attractions for the interested traveller – swimming, sailing, and perhaps golf. About three km away from the town, there is one of the better nine-hole golf courses in Sabah – Labuan Golf Club. [...]
[...] Sabah Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole golf course of international standard, the finest in [...]
[...] is the Tawau Golf Club, situated along the Kukusan Road, offering a pretty, 9-hole golf course, where golf is played all [...]