Seremban International Golf Club

Seremban International Golf Club is one of the oldest golf clubs in Malaysia, featuring an 18-hole course situated on government land. The course itself is well-maintained and presents a challenge for golfers of varying skill levels, with numerous hazards and varied hole designs. The club is overseen by a committee, with the Chief Minister serving as President. However, the clubhouse facilities, including dining and restrooms, have received significant criticism for their condition, service, and food quality. While the course remains a draw, improvements to the clubhouse are needed to restore the club's reputation.