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The par 72 18-holes course plays to 6658 yds from the blue tees... The First Nine is 3321 yds while the Second Nine is 3337 yds... Owned and operated by a Japanese, the course is popular with Japanese golfers, although local golfers are attracted by its promotion with lunch packages... The course is comparatively flat and comparatively easy to play... Good scores are the order of the day... The club has an air-conditioned drink hut, the only of its kind in Malaysian golf courses...
Equipment: For F&B, there is the Cafe Terrace and the Restaurant where both Chinese and Japanese are served... The club also caters for meetings... There is also a pro sport and driving range for golfers... Besides golfing, there is also a 25m swimming pool, tennis courts and squash courts...
Updated Dec 19, 2010
Address: Lot 1917 off km29, Jalan Semenyih, Kajang...
Phone: +603-8723-7777
Website: www.kajanghill.com
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The par 72 18-holes course plays to 6658 yds from the blue tees... The First Nine is 3321 yds while the Second Nine is 3337 yds... Owned and operated by a...
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