Comments on: Paradise Valley Golf Resort

By: fros

fros — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 07:56:31 +0000

Played here last November, and yes, its freaking HOT! Not hot in sense of Zhang Zi Yi hot, but hell fire hot!!!

By: zul..

zul.. — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 07:23:46 +0000

I play they several times here and I dont think it waste our money. I don care about services as long as fairway and green is ok.This course very challenging and test your ability..

By: Wan Khalili(Bob)

Wan Khalili(Bob) — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 07:48:46 +0000

Hi Guys…

Last week on 10th Oct 09 I got an invitation to play here for their monthly medal for October from a certain group.

Frankly I do really enjoy to play here, some of the greens is quite ok except the hole no.3 (if i’m not mistaken) away up the hill is quite damaged. Maybe due to the heavy rain that washed away the green surface. But its playable.

I scored 84 gross on that day, even though a first timer. Lucky for me I guess.

There par 3 hole no. 6, in my opinion has an aesthetic value. The green is surrounded by water with waterfall sound and a very fast green surface.

Anyway I’m looking forward to play back there….

By: Wan Khalili

Wan Khalili — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 09:14:45 +0000

I got an invitation to play here tomorrow (Saturday 10 Oct 2009) we’ll see how it goes hopefully it will be better like what Shazman said… And be ready to lost some balls… hehehehe…

By: Michael

Michael — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 03:51:34 +0000

I wanted to play on this Saturday (today is Thursday) but they would not take a 2 ball start even though I was told that there was no booking made yet for a threesome or foursome on Saturday.

I suppose they are expecting a huge crowd of walk in golfers this weekend.

By: Shazman

Shazman — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 01:49:17 +0000

thanks to calvin and rosli’s postings, i feel somewhat better about my game there tomorrow. the part about the cow dung is rather unique (read: interesting if my ball doesnt land in a patch of it:P).

the only thing i wish you guys listed was the number of balls you lost. now im having second thoughts about using my driver. heh.

wish me luck then.

By: rosli

rosli — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 10:56:14 +0000

Had the opportunity to play at Seremban 3 recently, well not really, its more likely to other courses are fully booked on a saturday morning..had no other choice, its within our budget..

The night before, i read your comments on paradise valley and holly, it do sound scary, with elevated tees and greens, lakes, i got pretty worried as how will i do.

Taking the challenge from my buddy all 3 of us head there with no expectations..(after reading your column..yea right..). Getting there as easy as you said, thanks bro.

Anyway as we entered the club entrance, i begining to understand your frustations, a long walk from parking..but suprisingly what you have encountered back in 2007 had change. Maybe they read your comments..services are better now but the course remain the same..with less dungs..

If you struggle first few, i struggle till the 7th on back nine..scary..ob’s and lakes everywhere..bogeys and more bogeys all the way till end..but i like the greens. It was said to be at 9.5 and it really tested our puttings and readings.

Overall, its not that bad, good place to test your accuracy and putting skills. Maybe you should visit there again, and why not..after all you cannot just compare it with just one visit.

No one should miss this course, give it a try, where else do we test our skills..

By: Calvin Siew

Calvin Siew — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 02:09:43 +0000

Hi, i somehow do not quite agree u listed the said course under the “waste of time and money” category. I think the readers must understand the time of posting of the aforesaid post, which is in late 2007. If you think you are a good golfer (relatively speaking), i strongly feel that you can’t afford to give this course a miss. The situation could have been changed. I find the course very challenging and the greens are in nice conditions too.

Regards,
Calvin Siew
Seremban.