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Penang Golf Resort is an 18-hole golf facility at Kepala Batas in Penang, Malaysia. The property was originally developed as a 36-hole complex designed by Australian golfer and architect Graham Marsh on former oil-palm plantation land. That original configuration comprised East and West courses.
The resort was subsequently redeveloped: Bertam Properties states that the 36 holes were reconfigured into a single 18-hole championship course, with upgrading completed in October 2019 and the redesign work contracted to Nigel B. Douglas. The present course therefore should not be described as an operating 36-hole facility.
The course is an 18-hole resort golf course. The course was designed by Graham Marsh. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Restaurant, Clubhouse.
Penang Golf Resort was developed within the Bertam township on land that had previously been an oil-palm plantation. Graham Marsh designed the original 36-hole complex, comprising East and West courses.
The original 36 holes were later consolidated into a single 18-hole championship course. Bertam Properties states that upgrading was completed in October 2019 and that Nigel B. Douglas was contracted for the upgraded course design.
Penang Golf Resort now operates as an 18-hole championship golf course rather than the 36-hole configuration still described by some older golf directories.
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