99 East Golf Club
99 East Golf Club, located on oceanfront land between Pantai Cenang & Kuah Town, is 10 minutes from the Langkawi International Airport.
The championship golf course compliments the natural environment. 99 East Golf Club will challenge the pros with multiple tee boxes while remaining fair to the recreational golfers. This 7,330 yard Langkawi golf course takes many design references from Australian and Scottish links courses, with wild native grasses and reeds dominating the out-of-play areas. The Malaysian character of the course at the 99 East Golf Club is expressed in the layers of rice terraces that skirt the course and in the rainforest backdrop.
The first five holes play to the highest point of the course. Then there is the monster par-5 sixth hole, with views extending across the entire island to Mat Cincang in the West and Kuah Bay in the East. The course at 99 East Golf Club keeps getting better as it descends through the forest and rice terraces into the lower-lying wetlands and then into a stunning orchard valley dissected by two stony brooks. Arrival back at the clubhouse is to an elevated vantage point having perfect sea, island, and jungle views.
A combination of design and coastal setting ensures 99 East Golf Club maintains good play.
Overview
Designer: | Ross Watson |
Holes / Par / Yardage: | 18 holes par 72 (7330 yards) |
Established: | 2012 |
Location: | Near Kuah Town |
Distance: | 10 minutes from Langkawi Internatiional Airport |
Closed on: | open everyday |
Max. golfers per group: | Weekday:4 / Weekend:4 |
Driving Range: | Yes |
Facilities: | Restaurants |
Additional Services
Golf Cart: | MYR 0 |
Golf Set: | MYR 125 |
Golf Shoes: | MYR 20 |
Golf Umbrella: | MYR 30 |
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The Langkawi Golf Club has been reborn as 99 East Golf Club. Millions of tons of earth moved, and hundreds of new plants and trees were rooted to realize the design by Australian golf course architect Ross Watson.