A full-time place at Epsom College Malaysia, the first overseas campus of Epsom College UK, with daily training at the GOLFZON Leadbetter Academy on the same 50-acre campus. Not a camp: an enrolment, and it starts with a conversation.
A British independent school education in Malaysia, at Epsom College UK's first overseas campus, for ages 3 to 19: day places from age 3, boarding and the full-time pathway from Year 6 (age 10), through IGCSE and A-Levels. The GOLFZON Leadbetter Academy trains on the same campus, so a golfer's day runs from lessons to the range and back to the boarding house without leaving the gates.
Players train with a coaching team that has over 30 years of experience in junior golf development, helping young golfers turn professional and win places at US colleges. The academy is a National Junior Development Programme (NJDP) training partner of the Malaysian Golf Association (MGA).
The pathway
Foundation
5 to 12
Positive first experiences, strong movement foundations and an enjoyable introduction to playing the game.
Performance
13 to 15
Technical development, purposeful practice and on-course decision-making matched to each player's level.
Preparation
16 to 18
Performance habits, tournament readiness and greater ownership of preparation, strategy and review.
Destination
다음
Players leave ready for collegiate golf and higher-level competition. The College Prep add-on supports the move to US college golf.
A camp is how most players meet the academy. The player trains daily with the academy coaches, competes within the camp and lives on campus, and the coaches see enough to form a view of potential rather than a snapshot.
Before the camp ends the coaches tell the family plainly where the player stands, whether a full-time pathway makes sense, and what it would ask of the player and the family. A player who is not ready is told what to work on and invited back.
A player who is ready joins Epsom College Malaysia as a full-time boarder and trains with the academy daily around lessons. The school's admissions process runs alongside, and the admissions page describes it.
Full-time academy players compete through the year with the academy managing entries, travel and supervision. Results, rankings and video build the record that university programmes ask for, and the school's guidance team supports the applications.
No. It is a full-time place at Epsom College Malaysia with daily training at the academy. It starts with an enquiry, and our team will reply with the next steps. A five-day golf camp is the usual first step, and the golf camps page lists them.
The school offers boarding from Year 6 (age 10) through to Year 13, and the admissions team confirms which year groups have places. Younger players train inside a balanced school week; from Year 10 the programme can grow into a serious daily load for those who are ready.
The school publishes one scholarship scheme: ECM Libra Foundation awards for academically gifted students from across ASEAN. It does not publish a sports scholarship, so ask the admissions team what, if anything, applies to your child before assuming an award.
Tell us about your golfer below, or write to the events team, and we will reply with programme details, scheduling and the next steps for admission.
The academy pathways page describes how a player moves from a camp to a full-time place, and the admissions page describes entry to the school.
Email events@epsomcollege.edu.my with your child's age, current school year and how they play, or use the form below.
Tell us your child's age, current school year and how they play, and the team will reply about a full-time place.
