The Royal Military College Golf Club is located in Sungai Besi, a district in the southern part of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The course serves the Royal Military College community, a prestigious institution that has trained Malaysian military officers since 1952. The golf facility operates within the grounds of this historic military academy, providing recreation for cadets, staff, and authorized members in a setting that blends sporting tradition with the disciplined atmosphere of military education. The layout occupies relatively flat to gently rolling terrain characteristic of the Klang Valley region, with the course routed through mature tropical vegetation that provides shade and defines playing corridors. Like many military-affiliated courses in Southeast Asia, the design emphasizes playability and maintenance efficiency while offering a respectable test of golf for members of varying abilities. Water features, bunkers, and the natural growth of palms and other native trees create strategic interest across the holes. The club functions primarily as a members' facility serving the military community, though access policies may extend to guests and affiliated organizations. The atmosphere reflects its institutional setting—straightforward and functional rather than ornate, with clubhouse amenities oriented toward the practical needs of its membership. The course provides a convenient golfing option within Kuala Lumpur's military district, maintaining a role as both recreational outlet and a venue where military personnel can pursue the game in familiar surroundings.