Malaysia

Malaysia is an ex-British colony located in South East Asia, between Singapore and Thailand. Malaysia has two parts – Peninsula Malaysia and East Malaysia. Peninsula Malaysia is home to Malaysia’s biggest and most popular city, Kuala Lumpur as well as Johor Bahru on the southern tip and Langkawi on the north-west of the country. East Malaysia is home to Borneo. Malaysia is a melting pot of many cultures, with great traditions, delightful culinary dishes and a bright and unique history. The Malaysia golf line up is also very good.

Most Malaysia golf holidays start in the bustling metropolis of Kuala Lumpur which is host to a large number of golf courses. From there, many golfers wish to extend their golf trip to the majestic island of Langkawi or the burgeoning city of Johor Bahru.

Golf in Malaysia is extremely underrated, with some of the best courses in the region being right in Malaysia. The clubs are world-class, with courses kept in immaculate condition and service levels very high. We are sure all golfers will head home from a Malaysian golf holiday experience itching to come back for more.

Kuala Lumpur, located in peninsular Malaysia, is a great spot to consider when heading to Asia for golf. Golf in Kuala Lumpur is very underrated, with a large choice of top-level courses to choose from. It is easy to spend a good amount of time in Kuala Lumpur enjoying courses that are used for professional events, and also spend some time exploring the city and its surroundings to take in the distinctly multicultural nature of Kuala Lumpur. Read more…

Langkawi, located in the Andaman Sea, is north-west of Kuala Lumpur. This gem of Malaysia is known for its beautiful beaches, pristine clear turquoise water, and two fantastic golf courses.

While there are a few excursions to be done in Langkawi, it is more known for relaxing on the white sand beaches soaking up some vitamin D, as well as playing on two very unique and amazing golf courses. Read more…

Forest City Golf Resort Legacy Course Johor Bahru

Johor Bahru is a growing metropolis just fifteen miles north of Singapore. Located on the Strait of Johor, this sultanate is home to some fantastic golf courses and excellent culture. Originally not being part of British colonized Malay, Johor Bahru used that to ensure its culture and traditions thrived. Home to a mix of all cultures and religions, there are some excellent experiences to be had while in Johor. Read more…