Daiman 18 Golf Course, Johor Bahru

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Daiman 18 Golf Course is in Taman Johor Raya, Plentong, on the eastern part of Johor Bahru. It is surrounded by housing estates, with Giant Hypermart Plentong across the Pasir Gudang Highway. The golf course was built on former rubber and oil palm estates. This some of the rubber and oil palm trees were left on the landscape. The longest hold is 563 meters while the shortest is 125 meters.

Daiman 18 Golf Course is open to the public. The weekday rate for 9 holes is RM40 and for 18 holes is RM70. The weekend and public holiday rates are RM60 and RM110 respectively. Rates subject to Government Tax.

Contact

Daiman 18 Golf Course
115-63 Jalan Rosmerah 4, Taman Johor Jaya
81000 Johor Bahru
Tel: 07 351 6813, 07 353 3100

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