Kota Permai Golf & Country Club

Course Date
Location Selengor, Malaysia
Yardage 6994 yards Par 72
Course Rating 73.8
Playing Date 2 May 2003 & 9 may 2008
Desingner Ross Watson
Opened 1998
Caddy Yes
Golf Cart Yes (Compulsory)
Rating
Overall Rating
4.65
Course Layout
5
Difficulty Level
4
Greens Conditions
4
Fairways Conditions
5
Landscaping & Views
5
クラブハウス

Although many palm trees are planted all over the course creating a tropical atmosphere, the course has a modern and refined layout. Since it is challenging as well as beautiful, you like to come here to play over and over again. A lot of water hazards and 77 bunkers in total are strategically and artistically placed. The course was chosen the best course excluding Saujana CC – Palm Course in Malaysia out of 2000’s golfers poll.


A view fom clubhouse


Plants coloring the course

 
2nd Par 4 371 yards
The hole was chosen as the most beautiful hole in Malaysia in the 2002 poll. A lake running along the left side of the fairway crosses in front of the green. This is a very beautiful hole with a lot of palm trees and merits its high reputation.
 

2nd Par 4 371 yards (3)

2nd Par 4 371 yards (2)

2nd Par 4 371 yards (1)
 
4th Par 3 191 yards

4th green seen from the side

4th Par 3 191 yards
This hole is beautiful, too, with a natural flavor. A lake extends from the tee to the left of the green. 3 bunkers guard the green. The two-tiered green is narrow and 45 yards deep, so if the ball is far away from the flag, the putt will be difficult.
 
6th Par 3 212 yards

6th Par 3 212 yards
A long par 3 over a river. The river runs along the left side of the green which are protected by bunkers on the right and in the front. The bunker in the front comes into play.
 
7th Par 5 529 yards
A creek runs on the right side of the fairway and crosses in front of the green. This is an excellent par 5 with a well-positioned lake and bunkers.
 

7th Par 5 529 yards (3)

7th Par 5 529 yards (2)

7th Par 5 529 yards (1)
 
12th Par 5 525 yards
An almost straight hole with a slihgtly uphill tee shot and a downhill second shot. Two bunkers on the right come into play off the tee. The green is double-tiered with steep undulation.

12th Par 5 525 yards (3)

12th Par 5 525 yards (2)

12th Par 5 525 yards (1)
 
15th Par 4 445 yards
A slihgt dogleg to the left, long par 4. A long and accurate tee shot is required as water on the left and an OB and bunkers on the right. The second shot needs to be precise, too, as the deep & narrow green is protected by steep slopes and concave rough.
 

15th Par 4 445 yards (3)

15th Par 4 445 yards (2)

15th Par 4 445 yards (1)
 
17th Par 3 203 yards

17th Par 3 203 yards
The green is elevated and protected by 4 bunkers, so the right club selection directly to reach the green is needed. The green is deep and steeply undulated.
 
18th Par 5 565 yards
A double dogleg par 5 with a slight dogleg to the left first followed by a slight dogleg to the right. Off the tee, you get pressure from a lake on the right and bunkers on the left. This is a long and tough par 5 with a gentle uphill on the second shot. You will be impressed by the sweeping view of the hole, the palms and the clubhouse, which you can see when you are in the tee.

18th Par 5 565 yards (3)

18th Par 5 565 yards (2)

18th Par 5 565 yards (1)
 
19th hole
It is a 40-minute drive from both Kuala Lumpur and KL International Airport. Vistiors can book tee-times. Tees to be played from were free to choose.

The course was 2nd in the top 20 Malaysian Courses excluding Saujana CC by the Golf Malaysian readers’ poll in 2004. Within the top 20, Ross Watson designed the largest number, 5, the 3rd Staffield CR, the 10th Impian G&CC, the 14th A’ Famosa GR and the 16th Tropicana G&CC. He also designed Lido GC in Indonesia.