This 36-hole, member-only course has no handicap requirement. The Garden Course has no handicap requirement, but those with no handicap are recommended to play the Garden Course. The Palm Course has a handicap requirement: under 24 for men and under 36 for women. All club-approved handicaps are acceptable.

Located on vast lands of former oil palm plantations, the course design cleverly utilizes the undulating terrain. Consistently ranked among the top golf courses in Malaysia, it has been recognized as one of the world's "Top 100 Golf Resorts." It has hosted numerous professional tournaments, including the European Tour, Asian Tour, and Malaysia Open. It is the signature course of 2016 Masters champion Danny Willett.

The Palm Course, nicknamed the "Cobra," has hosted the prestigious Malaysia Open seven times. It was the first course in Asia to host both the European PGA Tour and the Asian PGA Tour, earning it the nickname "Cobra." Its palm-lined fairways and fast, treacherous greens make it one of Malaysia's most challenging courses. While not particularly long at 7,024 yards, this course requires comprehensive skill and is known for its challenging nature. The dramatically undulating terrain, fast greens, and undulating fairways present a formidable challenge even for professional players. A poorly struck shot can easily land in the palm trees flanking the fairway. Overall, the back nine is less challenging than the front.

Of particular note is Hole 2, a par 3, a valley-crossing hole. While seemingly easy at first glance, it is in fact extremely challenging, earning it the title of Malaysia's toughest hole. The fairway is surrounded by jungle, with an out-of-bounds area to the left of the green, and a deep ravine and three bunkers in front pose significant challenges. The two-tiered green is undulating, making three- and four-putts common. The following par 5, a 605-yard downhill fairway, offers the possibility of encountering wild monkeys. While the fairway is beautiful and unforgettable, the slight slope and the fortified, two-tiered green make approaching the green challenging. The 8th hole is a dogleg left, slightly uphill, with a deep canyon on the other side. A second shot from the steep slope requires 150-200 yards, requiring a long iron or fairway wood to reach the pin. If the second shot misses left, the steep slope and deep bunkers make par extremely difficult.

The Garden Course, known as the "Crocodile," is a mountain course with dramatic undulations and an intricate, unique design. It was once used on the US Tour, and its greens, with mixed grass, are known as the fastest course in Malaysia.

The club features a fine-dining restaurant and spa, and is only 8 kilometers from Kuala Lumpur city center, making it convenient for shopping and sightseeing.

Caddy tip: MYR 70-100 per player. Minimum number of participants: 3 in the morning and 2 in the afternoon. Non-members are required to bring a caddy or cart. A well-trained caddy will significantly enhance your golfing experience. The quality of facilities at this world-class golf course is fully up to standard.

If you are planning a golf vacation in Malaysia, it is recommended to stay in a resort next to the course. The Saujana Hotel Kuala Lumpur can save you time on transportation and provide you with a panoramic view of the course.

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