Kudat Golf Marina Resort, established in 1906, is acknowledged to be the first and oldest registered golf club located on the northern tip of Borneo in Sabah. Since 2002, Since 2002, the club have upgraded their golf course to an 18-hole golf course of 6,080 meters.
The early nine-hole golf course, now called the Second Nines, is a naturally wooded and matured course. It is 3075 metres long and is challenging in it’s own way, being surrounded by builldings, roads and houses. It is also once affiliated with St. Andrew’s of Scotland in the early days. The new nine-hole golf course, now called the First Nines, is 3005 metres long. It faces Marudu Bay and features large water hazards and numerous bunkers throughout.
Located in Sabah, Malaysia, Lahad Datu Golf And Country Club is a stunning 18-hole golf course set amidst vast oil palm plantations on the Sandakan to Lahad Datu highway. It…
Pantai Dalit Beach, Tuaran, Sabah, 89208, Malaysia
Holes:
18 Par:
72 Length:
6369 yd Slope:
N/A
Dalit Bay Golf Country Club, ensconced within the 400 acres of Shangri-La’s Rasa Ria Resort & Spa, is a superbly 18-hole championship course designed by Ted Parslow, provides the challenger…
Shan-Shui Golf And Country Resort is a picturesque 18-hole golf course in Sabah, Malaysia. Nelson and Haworth designed the course, and it opened for play in 1998. The resort is…
Jalan Aru, Tanjung Aru, 88807 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
Holes:
11 Par:
35 Length:
3532 meters Slope:
135
Kinabalu Golf Club (KGC) currently boasts an 11-hole golf course that spans across a mostly flat and gentle 40-acre terrain. The Course rating stands at 68.5 with a slope rating…
Sandakan Golf And Country Club is a popular 18-hole golf course located in the town of Sandakan in the Malaysian state of Sabah. Established in 1974, the course was designed…
Off Jalan Sepangar Bay, Locked Bag 100, 88993 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia.
Holes:
18 Par:
72 Length:
6173 yd Slope:
N/A
Nexus Golf Resort Karambunai, nestled within million years of rainforest with typical Bornean jungle on one side and the endless South China Sea on the other side, is simply on…