Eastwood Valley Golf & Country Club is one of Sarawak’s premier golf resorts, located just outside Miri in the north of Malaysian Borneo. Opened in 2005 and designed by Douglas Nickels of Nickels Golf Group, the course is set across gently rolling terrain, light tropical forest, and landscaped lakes—offering a peace and scenic alternative to the region’s rugged eco-tourism landscapes. The club features two distinct nine-hole courses—the Miri Nine and the City Nine—each delivering a unique yet complementary playing experience. The Miri Nine is known for its tranquil setting, with tree-lined fairways and a relaxed layout that emphasizes accuracy and course management, making it enjoyable for golfers of all levels. In contrast, the City Nine offers a more dynamic and strategic challenge, with bolder design elements and open views, rewarding confident shot-making while remaining accessible. With consistently high course conditions, proximity to Miri International Airport, and integrated resort facilities, Eastwood Valley is an excellent choice for leisure golfers, corporate groups, and combined golf-and-nature itineraries in Sarawak.

Damai delivers one of Sarawak’s most distinctive golfing personalities—a championship landscape where rainforest meets shoreline. Carved between river mouths, tidal wetlands and the South China Sea, the course incorporates shifting coastal winds, natural water channels, and rugged vegetation into a layout that changes character throughout the round. Broad, breezy seaside corridors contrast with denser rainforest stretches, creating alternating demands on trajectory control and strategic positioning. The environment is inherently dramatic: waves in the distance, mangrove edges, and humid jungle air forming a compelling sensory backdrop. Damai’s design celebrates Sarawak’s natural diversity, offering golfers a rare blend of coastal beauty and inland mystery.

Sarawak’s premier dual‑course complex, Kelab Golf Sarawak pairs two contrasting 18s—Matang and Santubong—into one cohesive championship destination. Fairways weave through wide riverside corridors, mounded parkland shaping and subtle elevation changes, while prevailing coastal winds influence shot selection throughout the round. Strategic waterways and lakes add texture without overwhelming playability, giving both courses a tournament‑ready rhythm suited to mixed‑skill groups and competitive events alike. Mature vegetation softens the landscape, offering clean sightlines and a grounded, classic Malaysian golf aesthetic. As Kuching’s flagship golf venue, KGS balances heritage, accessibility and strategy in a way that consistently appeals to serious players and traveling golfers.

A historic seaside members’ club on the edge of the South China Sea, Miri Golf Club blends vintage charm with wind‑shaped strategy. Its routing moves through firm, gently undulating fairways lined with coastal pines, with ocean breezes defining the day‑to‑day character of the course. The design emphasizes thoughtful placement: low‑running shots, trajectory adjustments and intelligent navigation of crosswinds reward seasoned players, while the club’s understated, traditional atmosphere preserves its old‑world appeal. With its combination of heritage, sea views and simplicity, Miri offers a refreshing, classic style of golf rarely found in newer Malaysian developments.

Borneo Highlands Resort delivers a unique cool-climate mountain golf experience atop the Sarawak–Kalimantan border. The course is carved naturally into highland terrain at over 1,000 meters elevation, with fairways framed by rainforest, mist-filled valleys, and dramatic ridgelines. Narrow landing zones, jungle boundaries, and plateau greens emphasize strategic, accuracy-driven play. Morning rounds often include drifting clouds and wildlife ambience. The eco-resort setting features rustic lodges, wellness amenities, organic gardens, and nature trails, making it a tranquil retreat for golfers seeking adventure and serenity away from city courses.