Sandakan Golf & Country Club in Sabah traces its history to 1958, when the organisation began as The Sandakan Club with a six-hole course at Karamunting. It moved in 1973 to Airport Road beside the Army Camp, where it operated a nine-hole course, and became Sandakan Golf Club in 1977. Another relocation followed in 1982, this time to Mile 6 North Road, the club's current site, where a new nine-hole course and clubhouse were constructed.
A second nine was completed in 1988, creating the present 18-hole configuration. The organisation adopted the Sandakan Golf & Country Club name in 1995. The current clubhouse supports food and beverage service along with additional sports and recreational facilities.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. The course originally opened in 1958. It is semi-private, welcoming both members and visitors. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Restaurant, Sports facilities, Full Membership, Social Membership, Junior Membership, Corporate Membership, Life Membership.
The organisation was established in 1958 as The Sandakan Club, initially operating a six-hole golf course at Karamunting.
In 1973 the club relocated to Airport Road beside the Army Camp and operated nine holes. It became Sandakan Golf Club in 1977. In 1982 it moved again, to Mile 6 North Road, where a new nine-hole course and clubhouse were built.
The second nine was completed in 1988. The present Sandakan Golf & Country Club name was adopted in 1995.
The club remains at its Mile 6 North Road site with an 18-hole course, modern clubhouse and additional sports and recreational facilities.
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