User Reviews
for Cameron Highlands Resort, Malaysia
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Original version
Sorry, very unfortunate!
Reviewed February 22, 2024
Course played on February 21st and 22nd, 2024. The (well-intentioned) 2 stars are given for the fantastic backdrop in the Highlands, up and down, interesting layout.
But the rest:
- there is no difference between T-Box, Fairway, Semirough or Rough; in Europe everything is about grass length semirough
- Greens: uneven, partly blank (without grass) partly with brown spots
- Bunkers: most of them don't have a rake, they are worked on in the morning and the last flight has to look...
- Etiquette: forget everything you once learned; Here you can play in pairs with the same rackets, no one is interested in blue jeans and a handicap is apparently not required: there were 2 men playing in front of us who hit the ball every third time and pushed it 10 m...
- Hand trolleys are not tolerated on the T-Box (slightly elevated), but the greenkeepers drive over them on motorcycles.
- Ground under Repair: several holes on each hole as soon as you are slightly outside the direct line.
- There is no Marshall, but there are 13 people hanging around at the Caddymaster who advertise themselves as caddy (fortunately not a must, we saw before us that they don't care about the rules either and just let them continue playing in the out / forbidden neighboring fairway /)
-T-Time: there is no, you play whenever and wherever you want, even start at holes 6,9, or 14 or skip a few.
Conclusion: you have to be very tolerant.
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- Original version
Price-performance ratio was not
Reviewed March 2, 2017
Cameron Highlands is actually a nice traditional English course in a beautiful environment. Only one should (cool, high rainfall) in for Malaysian conditions quite high GF-prices and the grass-friendly air actually can expect a top-kept golf course. And when even 'strictly no rain checks' applies, to get me but still rather ripped off.
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