The Liang Guo Kun Classic sits within the Forest City Golf Resort development in Gelang Patah, along the southwestern coast of Johor, Malaysia. The course bears the name of its designer, Liang Guokun, a Chinese architect whose work reflects contemporary Asian golf design principles. Forest City itself is a large-scale mixed-use development positioned near the Johor Strait, placing the course in a coastal setting with views toward Singapore across the water. The routing takes advantage of the flat to gently undulating terrain typical of reclaimed or coastal land in this region. Water features prominently in the design, both as strategic hazards and as part of the broader landscape aesthetic common to resort courses in Southeast Asia. The layout incorporates wide fairways and substantial bunkering, with greens that vary in size and contour to test approach play across different wind conditions that come off the strait. Forest City Golf Resort functions primarily as a resort amenity within the larger development, serving both residents and visiting golfers. The facility includes practice areas and clubhouse services oriented toward international guests, reflecting the development's positioning in the regional golf market. The course provides a modern golf experience in a location that benefits from proximity to both Johor Bahru and Singapore, making it accessible to golfers traveling within the southern Malaysian corridor.