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The Royal Selangor Golf Club in Kuala Lumpur was established in 1893 and is one of the foundational golf institutions in Malaysia. The club is a multi-course facility rather than a single 18-hole layout, with the Old Course, New Course and shorter Suleiman Course forming the golfing complex. Its central Kuala Lumpur grounds have been closely associated with the development of competitive golf in Malaysia and Southeast Asia.
The club hosted the inaugural Putra Cup on July 19, 1961, with teams from Burma, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand and South Vietnam. Because the Old and New courses have independent scorecards, yardages and ratings, no single top-level course length or par has been assigned to this database record.
The course originally opened in 1893. It is a private members-only club. On-site facilities include Bar, Café, Terrace, Old Course, New Course, Suleiman Course, Clubhouse, Full Membership, and 3 more.
The Royal Selangor Golf Club was established in 1893 and describes itself as the founding ground of golf in Malaysia. Its development is closely tied to the early spread of organized golf in Kuala Lumpur and Southeast Asia.
Over time the club developed multiple layouts, today represented by the Old Course, New Course and Suleiman Course.
RSGC has played a prominent role in Malaysian and Southeast Asian tournament golf, including hosting the inaugural Putra Cup in 1961.
The club remains a private multi-course golf institution in central Kuala Lumpur.
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