TPC Kuala Lumpur West Course (Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club)

Professional tournaments staged at the TPC include The Malaysian Open, the first co-sanctioned event between the European and Asian Tours in 1999. The same event held again in 2006 was where Korea’s Charlie Wi won his first European Tour title, becoming only the second Korean to win on the European Tour after KJ Choi. 

TPC Kuala Lumpur hosted another Malaysian Open in 2010, which resulted in a win for 18-year-old Korean Noh Seung-Yul, who edged out KJ Choi by a single shot in a dramatic finale on the 18th. In 2011, another youngster claimed the Malaysian Open title. Italy’s 17-year-old Matteo Manassero won the event by one shot. Since then, TPC West Course has been the annual venue for stops from the USPGA and USLPGA Tour, including the Maybank Open and Sime Darby Classic.

More recently, the West Course at TPC Kuala Lumpur has been completely redesigned. Nelson & Haworth originally designed the West Course, which opened for play in 1991, but Parslow and Associates extensively reconstructed the layout throughout eighteen months. The revamped West Course reopened in October 2008. The third makeover was completed in 2018.

A golf course for the true shot-maker with imagination and unrelenting attention to detail, Kuala Lumpur's TPC West Course is designed to give the player sensational views of the hole and the surrounding scenery, countless shot options into the greens, and pristine playing conditions.

The more challenging 7,000-yard West Course, which plays across the pleasantly undulating hills, features a vast lake on hole 9. Water now comes into play on no fewer than thirteen holes. This Kuala Lumpur course continues to be perfect, as it offers excellent challenges to visiting professionals and amateur Kuala Lumpur golfers alike.