Palm Resort Golf and Country Club (Allamanda)

Overview: Palm Resort's Allamanda Course offers an 18-hole resort layout at par 72 in Senai, Johor, close to Senai International Airport. The club's current course page lists 6,866 yards from the championship tees and credits Ronald Fream. It is the resort's water-and-landscape course, with dramatic fairway undulations, substantial sand bunkering, Tifdwarf greens and water in play on 11 holes. The location within Palm Resort's larger 54-hole estate makes Allamanda useful for a multi-round golf trip, while its resort character gives the course a different purpose from the more tournament-focused Cempaka routing.

History: Allamanda forms part of Palm Resort Golf and Country Club, a three-course complex established in 1994 on an extensive former estate near Senai. The club's current history page records the 54-hole facility, its three separate 18-hole courses and Hiromasa Inagawa's role across the overall resort, while the dedicated Allamanda page identifies Ronald Fream for this routing. Those records are kept distinct here so the course-level architect is not confused with the wider Palm Resort design history.

Did You Know? Allamanda's second and fifteenth holes are singled out by the club as signature holes, and the course puts water into play on 11 holes. That combination makes the course's identity more specific than a generic resort description: water is part of the round from the beginning, but the two highlighted holes are the points the club uses to express Fream's design most clearly. The four tee sets range from 5,511 to 6,866 yards, allowing the same routing to be scaled for different players.