KLGCC – Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club (formerly TPC) features 36 holes, including the East and West courses. Located approximately 25 minutes from the city center, the clubhouse is modern and one of Malaysia's most prestigious courses. Members and visitors have separate parking spaces, with visitors parked in the Visitors' parking lot outside.

This course is ranked among the top three prestigious golf courses in Malaysia and is considered a top-tier destination. Designed by Robin Nelson and Rodney Wright, it is an ideal place to relax between business trips. Since 1999, it has hosted numerous professional tournaments, including the Malaysia Open, the first jointly sanctioned event between the European and Asian Tours. In 2006, Charlie Wei became the second South Korean player to win a European Tour title, following Choi Kyung-joo. At the 2010 Malaysia Open, 18-year-old Noh Seung-seob secured victory by a single stroke on the final shot of the 18th hole, securing a stunning comeback victory. In 2011, 17-year-old Italian Matteo Manassero took the title. As a prestigious golf course, it also hosts annual PGA Tour and Ladies PGA Tour events such as the Maybank Open and the Sam Dabbens.

The West Course (Ocean Course), known as the "Wise Man's Course," is a membership-only course exclusively for members and guests. Designed for golfers with imagination, refinement, and deep strategic ability, each hole offers stunning views and expansive views that directly appeal to the player's senses. The meticulously maintained course enhances the quality of the shot. Large ponds and rolling hills add to the challenging terrain, and 13 holes feature water hazards, further challenging the course. The consistently impeccable condition of the course provides an excellent competitive stage for both professional and amateur players. 

The East Course (Forest Course) is more suitable for golfers seeking a more relaxed and tranquil atmosphere. Although tournaments are mostly held on the West Course, the East Course remains in equally excellent condition and is a highly sought-after venue. If you can arrange a two-round round, be sure to experience both courses. Conveniently located in the heart of the city, KLGCC is a symbol of the city's golfing heritage. Beyond the competitive golfing scene, it's also a great place to spend a leisurely day.

The clubhouse consists of three buildings: the main lobby, the east lobby, and the west lobby. The dining area is primarily located in the east lobby. The west lobby is the members' venue, generally open to members only in the mornings; non-members can only book afternoon rounds.

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Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club East Course

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