Legends JB

hi there, anyone been to Legends in JB? Any guidance on how to go there thru tuas checkpoint?
Hows the course? im a beginner... hope its not too tough. thankew.

http://www.golfrepublic.org/t17709-need-directions-to-the-legends-kulai?highlight=Legends

Here you go.

Have not been there for ages. Left water right OB. That's how I remember it.

Enjoy!

Thanks a lot!!! that helps. from your words it doesn't sound enjoyable though haha:shock:

Not an easy course. From Tuas Chkpt, continue with north south highway. Then exit either Sedenak and Kulai. It is in between the two.

Is a nice course and fun

I cant advise you cos I nv play there b4:cry:

vinjess wrote:

I cant advise you cos I nv play there b4:cry:

u very funny Le. Di siaosiao

bullrun wrote:

Not an easy course. From Tuas Chkpt, continue with north south highway. Then exit either Sedenak and Kulai. It is in between the two.

near to palm resort or near to ioi?

hardrock wrote:

Is a nice course and fun

thanks!!! trying soon

facilities and course not bad but very far

Near to Orchard.

Tough course, bring extra balls. But quite fun. Facilities ok. Quite far.

Have u considered trying Pulai Spring or Starhill?

bullrun wrote:

Not an easy course. From Tuas Chkpt, continue with north south highway. Then exit either Sedenak and Kulai. It is in between the two.

Very nice course, not difficult, but challenging.

Unless you're coming from KL, don't exit Sedenak, you will over-travel if you exit Sedenak and then back track southward. 

Exit Kulai, and at Kulai trunk road T junction, turn left northward, drive past Kelapa Sawit for another 3 km, you will see Legends right-turn sign.

The conditions were good last week we played there. Greens a little slow but not bad.

antGolf wrote:

Have u considered trying Pulai Spring or Starhill?

i did try pulai spring before. but i dont really like the female changing room. is very errie.

starhill. good? nearer?

freedrop wrote:

bullrun wrote:

Not an easy course. From Tuas Chkpt, continue with north south highway. Then exit either Sedenak and Kulai. It is in between the two.

Very nice course, not difficult, but challenging.

Unless you're coming from KL, don't exit Sedenak, you will over-travel if you exit Sedenak and then back track southward. 

Exit Kulai, and at Kulai trunk road T junction, turn left northward, drive past Kelapa Sawit for another 3 km, you will see Legends right-turn sign.

The conditions were good last week we played there. Greens a little slow but not bad.

wah thanks very much for the good guidance on the roads!

stephtang23 wrote:

freedrop wrote:

bullrun wrote:

Not an easy course. From Tuas Chkpt, continue with north south highway. Then exit either Sedenak and Kulai. It is in between the two.

Very nice course, not difficult, but challenging.

Unless you're coming from KL, don't exit Sedenak, you will over-travel if you exit Sedenak and then back track southward. 

Exit Kulai, and at Kulai trunk road T junction, turn left northward, drive past Kelapa Sawit for another 3 km, you will see Legends right-turn sign.

The conditions were good last week we played there. Greens a little slow but not bad.

wah thanks very much for the good guidance on the roads!

Once you right turn into Legends, you should see alot of "short" palm trees left right the road. Then you are in right path.

Course length is bit longer than normal - i feel. Bad weather will damage your game. Good luck.

I play Legends quite often. If you're keen, can PM me.

Legends is one of my fav course in jb. Challenging and many water hazard.  Easy to access

freedrop wrote:

I play Legends quite often. If you're keen, can PM me.

thanks, i still short of one ball actually... but its weekday...

stephtang23 wrote:

antGolf wrote:

Have u considered trying Pulai Spring or Starhill?

i did try pulai spring before. but i dont really like the female changing room. is very errie.

starhill. good? nearer?

Use the EDL exit Kampas , make a right turn and it is not far.

I find IOI cleaner and dryer.  Friendly for golfers.  Used to train there .

good luck

if you are week day worrier, book thro golfgreedy.com cheaper

stephtang23 wrote:

freedrop wrote:

I play Legends quite often. If you're keen, can PM me.

thanks, i still short of one ball actually... but its weekday...

When When....

vinjess wrote:

stephtang23 wrote:

freedrop wrote:

I play Legends quite often. If you're keen, can PM me.

thanks, i still short of one ball actually... but its weekday...

When When....

i asked u, u ask  me to ask des.... des say KIV... #kns #bueysteady

stephtang23 wrote:

vinjess wrote:

stephtang23 wrote:

freedrop wrote:

I play Legends quite often. If you're keen, can PM me.

thanks, i still short of one ball actually... but its weekday...

When When....

i asked u, u ask  me to ask des.... des say KIV... #kns #bueysteady

I go lor  

stephtang23 wrote:

antGolf wrote:

Have u considered trying Pulai Spring or Starhill?

i did try pulai spring before. but i dont really like the female changing room. is very errie.
starhill. good? nearer?

Starhill is managed by Japanese. Caddie there told us 80~90% are Japanese. Quite strict about tee off timing. We were ready at 12.30 pm. But not allowed to tee off till 1.07 pm. The toilet there is quite nice. With quite a large hot Japanese Jacuzzi in the changing room and a separate shower areas. I am not sure about the female changing room. Never been in there.. Green rate is reasonable. RM132 on Sunday (PM), weekday is RM120. The fairway is ok but it is difficult to find your ball if it gone OB. Long lang lang grass on the side. I did not dare to step into langlang in case there are snakes. However, it is not near shopping mall. We still prefer IOI palm villa. not strict about tee off timing. once we booked 1pm. but arrived at 1.30 pm due to Tuas jam and tee off at 2 pm. They still welcome us and even waited for us to finished our shower at 7 plus.

http://www.starhill-golf.com/golfing-rates/
http://www.starhill-golf.com/