Seremban International Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 members' club in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan. Its origins date to 1952, when British planters constructed three holes near the Seremban Lake Gardens. The club was formally established and the course had expanded to six holes by March 1953, with a simple tin structure serving as the early clubhouse.
The present course is lined by mature tropical vegetation and sits among the hills outside central Seremban. Facilities include a driving range, practice green and bunker, pro shop, buggy station, changing facilities, gymnasium, swimming pool, tennis courts and multiple dining and function areas. The club has also hosted professional and amateur tournament golf.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. The course originally opened in 1952. It is a private members' club. On-site facilities include Driving range, Practice green, Practice bunker, Pro shop, Buggy station, Gymnasium, Swimming pool, Tennis courts, and 5 more.
The beginnings of golf at SIGC date to 1952, when British planters constructed three holes near the Seremban Lake Gardens. A club organisation followed, and by March 1953 the course had grown to six holes.
From its small early layout, SIGC developed into an 18-hole course and a substantial country-club facility. Mature trees and vegetation now define much of the course.
Tourism Malaysia describes SIGC as a prominent Negeri Sembilan tournament venue for professional and amateur golf.
SIGC operates as an 18-hole members' club with extensive golf, racquet, swimming, fitness, dining and function facilities.
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