Malaysia
157 courses • 49 golf regions • ISO: MY
Golf Regions
- Pahang (9 courses)
- Selangor (13 courses)
- Melaka (2 courses)
- Bahagian Pantai Barat (7 courses)
- Pasir Gudang (2 courses)
- Dungun (2 courses)
- Kedah (11 courses)
- Kuala Selangor (2 courses)
- Johor (15 courses)
- Sepang (3 courses)
- Bandar Victoria (2 courses)
- Kuching (3 courses)
- Muar (1 courses)
- Samarahan (1 courses)
- Port Dickson (3 courses)
- Iskandar Puteri (7 courses)
- Sandakan District (2 courses)
- Majlis Bandaraya Ipoh (2 courses)
- Seremban (1 courses)
- Tawau (2 courses)
- Kuala Lumpur (7 courses)
- Seberang Perai (3 courses)
- Miri (2 courses)
- Majlis Perbandaran Ampang Jaya (1 courses)
- Kulai (1 courses)
- Kluang (1 courses)
- Kemaman (1 courses)
- Bentong (1 courses)
- Kuala Kangsar (1 courses)
- Pekan (1 courses)
- Keningau (1 courses)
- Kelantan (1 courses)
- Teluk Intan (1 courses)
- Sibu (1 courses)
- Tambunan (1 courses)
- Ranau (1 courses)
- George Town (1 courses)
- Segamat (1 courses)
- Bandaraya Melaka (1 courses)
- Negeri Sembilan (5 courses)
- Perak (5 courses)
- Majlis Perbandaran Kajang (4 courses)
- Shah Alam (12 courses)
- Majlis Perbandaran Selayang (4 courses)
- Majlis Bandaraya Subang Jaya (4 courses)
- Kuala Terengganu (2 courses)
- Perlis (1 courses)
- Kunak (1 courses)
- Terengganu (1 courses)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to plan a golf trip to Malaysia to avoid the rain?
You'll want to aim for the dry season, typically from May to September, especially if you're focusing on the west coast. While tropical showers can happen anytime, this period offers more consistent sunshine and less humidity, making your rounds much more enjoyable.
What can I expect to pay for a round of golf at a good course in Malaysia?
Golf in Malaysia offers excellent value, often significantly less than what you'd pay in many Western countries. You can expect green fees at top-tier courses to range from RM250-RM500 (around $50-$120 USD), which usually includes a buggy and sometimes a caddy.
Are there any specific golf regions or courses in Malaysia that are absolute must-plays?
Absolutely, you can't miss the courses around Kuala Lumpur like TPC Kuala Lumpur, which hosts international tournaments, or The Mines Resort & Golf Club for a unique experience built on a former tin mine. For a coastal escape, head to Langkawi's Els Club Teluk Datai - it's a stunning jungle-meets-ocean layout that will blow you away.
What's the caddy situation like in Malaysia, and should I take one?
Caddies are generally available at most premium courses in Malaysia, and we highly recommend taking one - they're often mandatory anyway. They're usually female, incredibly knowledgeable about the course, and provide excellent yardage and green reading, making your game much smoother.
Beyond golf, what else should I know about a golf trip to Malaysia?
Malaysia offers incredible food experiences, from street hawker stalls to fine dining, so make sure to explore the local cuisine between rounds. The hospitality is genuinely warm, and you'll find it easy to navigate with English widely spoken, especially in tourist areas.