Find below a list of the Golf Courses in Sarawak.

Kelab Golf Sarawak

Approaching the golf course, one cannot help but take notice of the imposing pyramid-like clubhouse. Built upon 320 acres of swampland and jungle, the golf course was opened in 1985. There are total two 18-hole golf courses.

The Matang Nine and the Santubong Nine make up one 18-hole course while the Siol Nine and the Demak Nine make up the other 18-hole course. Though there are no well known designer names, the courses are challenging in that there are numerous hazards, with a good mix of bunkers, and lakes which are well placed to ensure that the serious golfers stop to think before executing the next shot.
No of courses: 1 x 18 holes (Matang Nine & Santubong Nine)
1 x 18 holes (Siol Nine & Demak Nine)
Description of Matang/Santubong
Blue Tee: 6,846 metres, Par 72, Rating 72.7, Slope 123
White Tee: 6,349 metres, Par 72, Rating 69.3, Slope 120
Red Tee: 5,672 metres, Par 72, Rating 72.6, Slope 123
Description of Siol/Demak
Blue Tee: 6,808 metres, Par 72, Rating 72.1, Slope 124
White Tee: 6,203 metres, Par 72, Rating 68.0, Slope 117
Red Tee: 5,604 metres, Par 72, Rating 72.8, Slope 124
Opened: 1985
Course designer: Public Works Department
Type of course: Turfmate and walking course
Night golfing: Not available
Fairway grass: Cowgrass on Matang/Santubong
Bermuda on Siol/Demak
Greens: Serangoon on Matang/Santubong
Tifdwarf on Siol/Demak
Distance measured in: Metres to the centre of the green
Distance markers: 100m, 150m & 200m distance markers are measured to the centre of the green.

Damai Golf & Country Club

Established in April 1996, the Damai Golf & Country Club in Sarawak boasts the true elegance of a world qualified 18-hole golf course.

It is the first in Malaysia designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer and indefinitely supreme in its majestic atmosphere with a breathtaking ocean view and lush mountains complementing the backdrop to this magnificent bona fide designer golf course. This is also the only club in Sarawak providing electric buggies ensuring comfort for all players while they enjoy the vast par 72 course.

No of courses: 1 x 18 holes (1st Nine=Mountain nine 2nd Nine=Ocean Nine)
Description: Blue Tee: 6,318 metres, Par 72, Rating 73.9, Slope 136
White Tee: 5,836 metres, Par 72, Rating 70.5, Slope 125
Red Tee: 5,195 metres, Par 72, Rating 70.8, Slope 122
Opened: April 1966
Course designer: Arnold Palmer
Type of course: Buggy course, strictly on the buggy path
Night golfing: Not available
Fairway grass: Bermuda
Greens: Tifdwarf
Distance measured in: Metres to the centre of the green
Distance markers: 100m, 150m & 200m distance markers are measured to the centre of the green.

Hornbill Golf & Country Club

This course comprises of 130 acres of undulating terrain along the beach looking out into the South China Sea. The mountain nine carves and blends with the huge towering tropical trees.

To play here one must be aware of the wind conditions as selection of the wrong clubs would certainly cost you more strokes. Nevertheless the scenery is breathtaking as the conspicuous Mount Santubong towers and watches over your every move

No of courses: 1 x 18 holes
Description: Gold Tee: 6,249 metres, Par 72, Rating NA, Slope NA
Blue Tee: 5,778 metres, Par 72, Rating NA, Slope NA
White Tee: 5,370 metres, Par 72, Rating NA, Slope NA
Red Tee: 5,030 metres, Par 72, Rating NA, Slope NA
Opened: April 1966
Course designer: Neil Crafter
Type of course: Buggy course, strictly on the buggy path
Night golfing: Not available
Fairway grass: Greenlees Park
Greens: Tifdwarf
Distance measured in: Metres to the centre of the green
Distance markers: Post with a white band: 100m from the centre of the green
Post with two white bands: 150m from the centre of the green
Post with 3 white bands: 200m from the centre of the green

More Golf Courses

• Dalit Bay Golf and Country Club
• Bintalu Golf Club
• Miri Golf Club