Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club (East Course) is one of the two 18-hole golf courses within the Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club complex, located in the Bukit Kiara area of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Originally opened in 1991, the course underwent renovations and reopened in 2010. East Course features a parkland-style layout, with a par of 71 and a total length of approximately 5,713 metres. During its previous reconstruction, the course was redesigned by Parslow & Winter Golf Design to enhance playing conditions and meet the standards of international golf tournaments.
East Course stands out for its lush landscapes, rich vegetation, and gently varying elevations. Its tree-lined fairways are complemented by lakes, streams, sand bunkers, and greens with varied slopes, creating a balance between natural beauty and technical challenges. The layout requires golfers to maintain good control over both direction and distance, particularly on holes featuring water hazards or greens protected by bunkers. Notable holes include the 8th, where the teeing area is positioned amid a natural wetland; the challenging par-3 15th, featuring an island-style green; and the par-5 16th, where water and strategically placed bunkers call for careful course management.
East Course previously hosted the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia from 2010 to 2017, establishing itself as a familiar venue on the international women’s golf calendar. Beyond the course, KLGCC offers a range of facilities, including a clubhouse, restaurants, practice areas, and various sports and recreational amenities for members and visiting golfers. As the course undergoes periodic maintenance and upgrades, golfers are advised to check its operating status before planning their visit.
