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Seremban International Golf Club
History The beautiful fairways of Seremban International Golf Club (SIGC) lie in the unspoilt landscape of Negeri Sembilan, just 7km away from the heart of the city. Strategically placed amongst... History The beautiful fairways of Seremban International Golf Club (SIGC) lie in the unspoilt landscape of Negeri Sembilan, just 7km away from the heart of the city. Strategically placed amongst the most conducive backdrop for business, entertainment and leisure for the discerning few who are members of this exclusive golf club Seremban International Golf Club (SIGC) with 18-hole layout is one of the best traditional courses in the country, not only from a design point of view but in terms of heritage as well. As one of Malaysia’s oldest courses, SIGC’s origins can be traced back to 1952 when tree holes were built by British planters in the vicinity of the Seremban Lake Gardens. The club was formed and the course expanded to six holes by March of 1953, with a tin shack serving as the clubhouse. A proper clubhouse was built and in the early 1960’s, the golf club acquired more land from the state government to build another three-holes. In 12th August 1961, DYMM SPB Yang DiPertuan Agung and YTM Tunku Abdul Rahman, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, visited an unofficial opening of the nine-hole course in our club. In May of 1976, the 2nd’s nine-hole course opened to serve limited player, and with another two years time, the whole clubhouse was fully completed. The club was officially launched in 1st September 1984 by DYMM Tuanku Yang DiPertuan Besar, Negeri Sembilan Read More
81 Reviews
Ezzat Rohaizan
“A lot shady spot here. A lot of big trees. So xde la panas sgt. (From Google Reviews)”
christy lim
“I am writing to express my disappointment and concern regarding an incident that occurred during my visit to your golf c” ... “I am writing to express my disappointment and concern regarding an incident that occurred during my visit to your golf course on May 14th, 2025, which negatively affected my experience as a guest. On May 13th, I played a full 18-hole round at your course from approximately 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM, accompanied by an experienced caddy. It was a pleasant, sunny day, and I thoroughly enjoyed both the course and the service provided. The following day, May 14th, after attending a business meeting, I returned to the course around 3:30 PM following lunch at your café, where we enjoyed excellent local cuisine. However, as I was about to tee off, an elderly gentleman—whom I was told is in charge of the field—stopped our buggy and questioned whether I could play golf. He then informed me that my outfit did not meet the course’s dress code, insisting that I must wear a collared shirt with a golf brand label. This came as a shock, as I had worn the same outfit the previous day: a high-neck Nike white tee, Nike gym long pants, golf shoes, and gloves. I was allowed to play without any issue on May 13th. Yet on May 14th, I was not, even though my husband—dressed in a collared golf shirt—was allowed to proceed without question. When I respectfully asked for clarification or assistance, I was told to comply because the man is the person “in charge.” The sudden inconsistency in enforcement and the tone of the interaction left me feeling singled out and disrespected. It gave the unfortunate impression that women are either not welcome or not taken seriously as golfers at your facility. While I did eventually return to the course after changing into a collared shirt, the experience left a lasting negative impression. Golf is a sport that welcomes discipline, elegance, and inclusiveness. As a guest who followed the spirit of those values, I did not expect to be spoken to in such a manner or denied access for attire that was athletic, presentable, and functional. I hope you will take this feedback seriously and use it as an opportunity to clarify your dress code policy and train your staff to enforce it with consistency, professionalism, and respect for all players—regardless of gender. Thank you for taking the time to read this letter. I do hope to return again under more welcoming circumstances. (From Google Reviews)” Read more
noor hamsuruddin
“Course good condition, well maintain (From Google Reviews)”
Omar Zayar
“Nice place to play. Lately it is mandatory to take caddy for visitors. Previous not. (From Google Reviews)”
Harvinder Malli
“It's a beautiful course despite a few holes were soggy, during this time please play winter rule and preferred lie as it” ... “It's a beautiful course despite a few holes were soggy, during this time please play winter rule and preferred lie as it helps as it's been raining during the monsoon in Malaysia, otherwise an awesome golf course, played there yesterday for KGT GRAND FINALE TOURNAMENT, everything was organised very well. Kudos (From Google Reviews)” Read more
Idham Nasir
“I’m changing my review. Previously the mee goreng was too salty. When complaints were made, nothings changed. Today. I’” ... “I’m changing my review. Previously the mee goreng was too salty. When complaints were made, nothings changed. Today. I’ve tried mee bandung and mee kari. It was so delicious. Mee bandung, rasa udang kering. Mee kari, kerang fresh. Kudos to the SIGC Cafe. (From Google Reviews)” Read more
Eng Hin
“Nice and comfortable. (From Google Reviews)”
Damin Abdul Latiff Aw
“Affordable and great greens (From Google Reviews)”
Alif Hakim
“I want to ask if anyone here uses a caddy. (From Google Reviews)”
Rosli Hashim
“Attend quarterly meeting for OGA. (From Google Reviews)”
Sushmit Roy Choudhury
“Great course. Well maintained (From Google Reviews)”
Mohd Asraf
“Very peaceful,staff very friendly.. (From Google Reviews)”
Abdul Rauf Abdullah
“Friendly fairway for a good round of golf. Fairway is well kept. The changing room is well ventilated & clean. Good hid” ... “Friendly fairway for a good round of golf. Fairway is well kept. The changing room is well ventilated & clean. Good hideway after sweating under the hot weather. (From Google Reviews)” Read more
Ong yew tek
“Challenging course. Value for money. (From Google Reviews)”
C.W. Mah
“Nicely maintain green and fairway...... pleasant club house... (From Google Reviews)”
Ndeen Scotts
“This course is good green, open and wide. U should try it (From Google Reviews)”
Ramli
“Ok..”
Liyana
“II)”
Charelradzi
“Best club”
choong
“If it rains during the night the next morning need a bit of wait. Cant T off early.”
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SIGC, Seremban International Golf Club, 70710 Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia View on Google Maps
