Bukit Unggul Golf & Country Club

Bukit Unggul Golf & Country Club is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 71 and length of 5,858 metres, designed by renowned American architect Ronald Fream. Carved into a dramatic 65-hectare valley, the course is located approximately 40 minutes from Kuala Lumpur city centre in the Putrajaya and Cyberjaya Multi-Media Super Corridor, with convenient highway access.

The course features undulating Bermuda Tifways fairways and tees paired with true-rolling Tifdwarf greens set within a lush tropical rainforest setting. Its valley-style layout presents considerable challenge, demanding patience and precise club selection from players navigating the hilly terrain. Each hole offers varying character and difficulty, creating a comprehensive test of accuracy rather than distance.

The course is maintained to high standards with comprehensive fairway and green maintenance programmes. Facilities include the Pavilion Golfer's Terrace restaurant overlooking the valley, Fairview Café, Eagle's Loft poolside venue, gymnasium, sauna, snooker room, and pro shop. The setting is notable for its natural beauty, including eagles that frequent the airspace above the valley, and spectacular sunset views over the landscape.