Malaysia; Unique as a Golfing Destination & Resorts
Malaysia; Unique as a Golfing Destination & Resorts
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Get a Taste of Asia at Its Most Accessible

Malaysia is truly unique as a golfing destination as well as numerous coastal resorts. In the case of the nation''s golfing destination, the diversity of its courses is unrivalled in the world.

In particular, Malaysia, a land of ready smiles and incredible contrasts beckons the visitor with a rich diversity of experiences. A charming, fascinating land of warm, friendly people, here you get a taste of Asia at its most accessible whatever your tour preferences are. The following places are famous golf & resort destinations in Malaysia that The Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board recommends for businessmen, government officials as well as the general public to visit.

THE DATAI, LANGKAWI

The Datai, situated on the north-western tip of the pristine island of Langkawi, provides an idyllic natural retreat within the depths of a 550 million year old virgin rainforest. Set above a secluded cove, the Datai Bay resort has its own white sand beach facing the peaceful Andaman sea. Free-standing villas crafted from local materials are scattered throughout the forest and are connected to the resort's central areas by a series of pathways.

THE ANDAMAN, LANGKAWI

The mystical island of Langkawi is home to The Andaman at Datai Bay. Situated between the majestic Mat Cincang Range and the deep blue Andaman Sea, the RESORT has been built in the middle of a virgin tropical rainforest.

Centuries old trees, many with huge buttress roots and jungle creepers envelope the resort creating a haven far from the bustle of city life.

THE GOLF CLUB, DATAI BAY

Designed and owned by Landmarks Berhad, The Golf Club Datai Bay opened for play in April 1992. Carved out of virgin jungle, the magnificent Datai Bay course offers the golfer a unique opportunity to play on a course that is different from any other in the country.

Its immense variety including tricky uphill and downhill lies, undulating in some places, flat in others, with bunkers, water hazards and jungle all combine to provide the ultimate golfing challenge on this course situated on the legendary island of Langkawi.

Par is well earned at Datai on the narrow fairways where the jungle seems to attract your shots. Altogether a refreshing golfing experience, to savour. The fairways are covered with Bermuda Tifway and Tifdwarf for the greens.

Datai Bay offers plenty of challenges and on some holes, par is well earned. Don't allow yourself to be mesmerized by the sheer beauty of the course and its surroundings for full concentration is vital for success.

The Golf Club Datai Bay has established itself as one of the "Top Ten" golf course in Malaysia. The unique feature of the course which acclaimed admiration form the foreign and local golfers is a perfect hideaway between the mountain and the sea.

Although built as a resort course, Datai Bay is never a lame affair. Instead, this narrow, tree-lined track actually oozes with challenges that have baffled many weekend golfers and touring professionals alike.

DESA LAGOON, RESORT PORT DICKSON

A unique, serene and tranquil exclusive resort, Desa Lagoon Resort, Port Dickson is strategically located along an enchanting coastal sanctuary within the Si-Rusa District. Situated at 5th mile Port Dickson and 1.5 hours' drive from Kuala Lumpur, its close proximity to the Malaysian capital city makes Desa Lagoon the perfect retreat for meetings and conferences or for families to enjoy a relaxing holiday. This low density Mediterranean village concept resort comprises of 40 units of well-appointed luxury villas complete with separate dining and living areas of which, 13 units are one-bedroom, 20 two-bedroom and 7 three-bedroom. Built around a beautifully landscaped man-made lagoon and surrounded by a beautiful ethno botanic garden, Desa Lagoon Resort offers a refreshing alternative in resort accommodation.

CARCOSA SERI NEGARA

In 1896, Sir Frank started constructing his official residence above the Lake Gardens. This was Carcosa, probably a stylization of the Italian cara cosa or "dear place".

In 1904, Sir Frank moved to Carcosa, at the same time finishing a building called "King's House" on an adjacent hillside. King's House, today Seri Negara (which means "beautiful country"), was to house the Governor of the Straits Settlements as well as other illustrious guests of the Malay Federation.

From 1904 until the 1941 Japanese invasion of Malaysia, Carcosa was the official residence of the highest British representative to the Malay States.

Today, Carcosa is one of the leading hotels with its manicured lawns and the lake gardens, show a part of Malaysia which seemingly can never change.

Shangri-La's Tanjung Aru Resort, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

Located just 2½ hours from Singapore, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur, the beautiful Shangri-La's Tanjung Aru Resort is the epitome of Shangri-La's best. This magnificent seaside resort boasts of 495 charming rooms, equipped with modern facilities. Eight outstanding restaurants and bars pamper guests while recreational activities provide endless fun for family and friends. Local attractions, city centre and the international airport are a stone's throw away from this surprisingly tranquil resort.

Holiday Inn Resort DAMAI BEACH

Discover the Spacious Crown Jewel of Sarawak in Borneo! Sprawling over 90 acres of prime sea-front land, framed by the lush tropical forest of the legendary and majestic Mount Santubong, lies the Holiday Inn


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