Daiman 18 Golf Club

Overview: Daiman 18 Golf Club is an 18-hole public parkland course in Johor Jaya, Johor Bahru. The current club site lists par 72 and 5,837 metres, approximately 6,382 yards, while describing the course as a relaxed public destination in a township setting. It was developed on former oil-palm and rubber land, and surviving trees help give the layout a more natural character. Water hazards, out-of-bounds lines and a relatively compact scale make accuracy and course management more important than simply hitting long.

History: Current course references date Daiman 18 to 1996, and the operator's site places it within the wider Daiman development story in Johor. The course has remained a public-facing golf club, with local players and visitors using the same 18-hole routing. Reviewed secondary sources disagree on some par and yardage presentations, so this profile follows the current operator's par-72 and 5,837-metre specifications while leaving the architect unassigned rather than guessing from nearby Johor courses.

Did You Know? The 17th is the course's clearest late-round hazard test in current playing notes: a par three with water influencing the tee shot and little room for a casual line. The 13th is a different challenge, an elevated par five that rewards a long, accurate drive. Those holes show why Daiman 18 is not defined only by its affordable public positioning; its short-game and decision-making demands arrive in several different forms.