Travel Malaysia - Malacca Golf Course

Founded by Parameswara, the historic city of Malacca is a living museum, with both ruins and intact buildings from bygone eras right in the heart of the city. The famous ruins of A Famosa (Porta De Santiago), the Portuguese Square and the Portuguese Eurasians have their origin in 1511, when the Portuguese defeated the Malacca Sultanate. The red thick-walled Stadhuys, believed to be the oldest Dutch building in the East, and the salmon red Christ Church stem from the Dutch period which began in 1641. The lifestyle of the early rich Chinese who arrived from the mid-15th century is well displayed in the Baba and Nyonya Heritage Musuem. And In the old mosques dotted around can be seen Sumatran and Javanese influence.

Antique buyers love Malacca, which also offers other attractions such as the History Musuem, Kampung Hulu Mosque (1728), Cheng HoonTeng Temple (1646), St Peter's Church (1710) and the Malacca River Cruise. At Air Keroh are the Mini Malaysia Park and Butterfly Farm. For beach lovers, Pantai Kundor is a white sandy beach, and the islands of Besar and Upeh offer clean waters for swimming.

A'Famosa Golf Resort Bhd

Phone: 06-5520888

A'Famosa's 27-hole, beautifully-sculpted golf course with natural undulations and man-made lakes, present a wonderful golfing experience for a spectrum of enthusiasts. Each hole is unique, accentuated by the original hilly contours. The fairways are covered with Bermuda Tifway and the greens with Bermuda Tidfwarf. The course is particularly ideal for leisurely weekends where you can get the feel of truly relaxing golf. The Crocs Nine features live crocodiles at one of the holes. But don't worry, they do not come into play unless you hit your ball onto their patch and try to retrieve it!

It's a smooth comfortable drive from Kuala Lumpur via the North-South Highway. Just look out for the Alor Gajah toll exit and follow the signage.

Malacca - Golf Course

GOLF COURSE DIRECTORY
Johor Kedah Kuala Lumpur Malacca Negeri Sembilan Pahang	Perak Sabah Sarawak Selangor Terengganu