Bukit Jambul Country Club

Located on Penang island, in the heart of Bayan Baru.

12 kilometers south-west of Georgetown

The Bukit Jambul Country Club was incorporated in 1984. What was once a 130-acre hilly rugged and rocky jungle, The Bukit Jambul Country Club has established itself as one of Malaysia's top golf clubs. Since its opening in 1984, numerous extensions and renovations have enabled The Bukit Jambul Country Club to be the preferred golfing avenue, such as being the host of the 31st Malaysian Open in 1992 which was won by Vijay Singh.

Situated on a hilltop, The Bukit Jambul Country Club provides a stunning panaromic view of the island, overseeing the impressive 13km Penang Bridge. Its stunning 18 hole 5,763 meter, par 72 golf course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. Probably the most famous is the 10th hole with its tee box perched 100 feet above the fairway on the valley floor. Acclaimed as the no.6 top golf course in the recent Golf Malaysia Golf Course Poll (2001/2002), The Bukit Jambul Country Club has been the crossroads for many world renowned golfers, documenting great moments in golfing history.

Once considered too far and remote when it was opened in 1984, the airport is actually five minutes away. Now within the vacinity, high rise apartments, houses and factories have sprung up, and the most imposing, a par 3 away, sitting majestically on the highest peak, is the Equatorial Hotel. The course is unequalled for its tightness and toughness, and unrivalled for the many glorious and captivating views of the island from many holes. Chiselled from 130 acres of hilly rocky jungle terrain and crags by world renown Robert Trent Jones Jr, the course is always heavily booked for corporate competitions as well as some of the country's top tournaments.

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