Best Golf Courses in Putrajaya

In this day and age, golf courses are scattered almost everywhere in Malaysia. It's relatively easy to spot a golf course in Malaysia. This is a testament to how popular the sport is becoming. In addition to that, even Putrajaya, the administrative capital and the judicial capital of Malaysia has its fair share of golf courses. Not only that, they have the best golf courses that we think you should know about if you haven't already. These are the best golf courses in Putrajaya that you should try out. Although factually there's only one golf course in Putrajaya, we also include golf courses near Putrajaya that are the best rated.

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Best Golf Courses in Putrajaya

Without further ado, here are the best golf courses in Putrajaya:

1. The Mines Resort & Golf Club

Located at Seri Kembangan, Selangor, The Mines Resort & Golf Club is a 40-minute drive from Putrajaya. This golf course was uniquely transformed from an old open-cast tin mine to a wonderful golf course back in 1982 and was officially opened to the public in 1994. Since then, it has been visited by some of the most famous golfers in the world.

This amazing golf course spanning over 6,966 Yards, at a par of 71 was designed by Robert Trent Jones. In addition to that, his courses are ranked among the best layout in the world and were chosen as the venue for many golf tournaments for major golf tours.

The Mines Golf Course Details

This course's well-contoured greens are from Tifdwarf Bermuda Grass with Greenless Park Grass on the fairways. It also boasts a signature hole 16, which became a favorite for golfers to hit for hole-in-one. The front nine holes are surrounded by luscious nature while the back nine are along the side of the Mines Resort lake, giving you yet another serene view with variation for an enjoyable game.

Par	71
Length	5749 yards
Course Rating	70.6
Slope Rating	126

In addition, The Mines Golf Course has also been acknowledged among the Top 100 Course, #2 Course in Malaysia, and a Top 10 Course in Asia. Plus, they also got the opportunity to host the World Cup of Golf in 1997 where golf legend - Tiger Woods became the champion of the game.

The Mines Golf Club Facilities

Clubhouse
Changing & Lockers Rooms
Sauna
Seminar/ Meeting Facilities
Banquet Facilities
Food and Beverages Outlets

2. Bangi Golf Resort

Located in Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor, Bangi Golf Resort is a 30-minute drive from Putrajaya. This golf course is near the new township in Putrajaya and Cyberjaya. Firstly, It is a 27-hole golf course with three names which are Kajang, Bangi, and Putrajaya. Plus, this is one of the shortest golf courses in the area which also makes it the easiest. Since this is a semi-private course, a Bangi Golf Resort membership is required for special offers.

This course was designed by Mr. Ronald W. Fream. He decided to use the natural vegetation as the main component to spice things up in the course. Also, The fancy hybrid Bermudagrass which is surrounded by beautiful green trees, shrubs, and ferns makes it suitable for any type of occasion.

Bangi Golf Course Details

This course has many memorable holes. For example, their signature hole, the 7th is surrounded by water hazards and is regarded as the most challenging. Plus, it is a par-4 which demands a lot of focus to reach the putting surface. This course is definitely a must-try for those looking for a casual, yet challenging game of golf.

Par	36
Length	3122 meters
Course Rating	38.1
Slope Rating	135

Bangi Golf Resort Facilities

Driving Range
Golf Shop
Spa & Massage
Accommodation

3. Palm Garden Golf Club

Palm Garden Golf Club is a premier public golf course, and the only golf course situated in Putrajaya, Malaysia. Owned and operated by Resort Villa Golf Course Berhad. For golfers in Kuala Lumpur, it is a mere 20-minute drive away from the city center and for golfers flying into KLIA, it is only a 25-minute drive away.

Also, Palm Garden Golf Club Putrajaya was originally designed by Rick Robbins. The course consisted of three 9-holes named Putra, Palm, and IOI. In 2009, they made a radical change and introduced a new 18-hole golf course. Designed by Ted Parslow and Jason Winter. The new double 9-hole circuit is named Eugenia and Bismarck. Also, Palm Garden Golf Club Driving Range is also available for those looking to get their practice in.

Palm Garden Golf Club Details

The palm garden Putrajaya golf course is a 5780-meter 18-hole golf course that offers a challenging experience for its golfers. Besides the undulating fairways here, you should be wary of the high-lipped bunkers and challenging greens. You can drive the buggies on the course to make it easier.

Eugenia Nine

The front 9 starts off at a fairly long par 4 at 316 meters off the blue tees with a big dogleg to the right. Throughout the first 9, there will not be many water hazards. At hole 4 there is a water hazard right before the green therefore an accurate approach shot would be required to not end up with your ball in the water. The next major water hazard would be at hole 7 par 3 with a big water hazard along the right of the fairway. Carrying the water at least to the fairway would be ideal and safe! However, you can focus on the beautiful Par 3 Condo that is erected directly behind the green! Furthermore, Par 3 is hosting some events in May, click here to find out more!

Bismarck Nine

Firstly, The Bismarck nine starts off easy at a fairly straightforward par 5 hole 10. It’s a constant uphill all the way from the tee box to the green. Following that, it starts to get more challenging. Hole 11 is a par 4 with a water hazard 240m away from the tee box therefore using a long iron or a wood would be a wise choice and then approach the green from the fairway. Moreover, from hole 13 there will be water hazards at the remaining holes beside hole 16.

Also, a notable one would be Hole 13 with water running down the right of the fairway up to the green. Any slices or pushed shots would not end up great! Finally, on hole 17 it is a par 3 with an island green. The water surrounding it with greenside bunkers to the left and right of it. Hitting the green off the tee shot would be the best feeling ever!