Paradise Golf & Lake Resort in Sao Paulo was an odd experience as my Portuguese is shaky at best and no one else spoke English so I mostly tried Spanish which they understood but could not speak. It took a while for me to understand that I was supposed to stop and eat a long lunch between 9s.
http://www.paradiseresort.com.br/br/home/Bukit Jalil Golf & Country Resort in Kuala Lumpur. I got into a fun money game here and playing off an 8 (their best guess as they don't have slope and rating). Shot an 81 but my partner, a 9, shot a 92 and cost me $160MYR. He then proceded to buy lunch and drinks for everyone so it worked out in the end and I actually ended up hanging out there most of the day even though I don't speak any Chinese so communication was difficult. I've played in their game twice since and had fun each time but no longer lose money as I know who to pick now
http://www.berjayaclubs.com/Jalil/Awana Golf & Country Resort in Genting Highlands, MY. Apparently you need to be a "country resort" in Malaysia. Anyway, the course conditions were listed as "wet" and so we thought, no big deal as it wasn't raining. I then proceeded to lose 7 balls over the course of the round that I could see land in the FW. The ball plugged so deep that you literally couldn't find it. That and a monkey tried to steal my range finder and then chased us after we tried to take video of her.
http://www.awana.com.my/en/awana_genting/golf/intro.htmFiesta Lakes in Mesa, AZ. When I was a bit younger after I had first really started playing the game I moved to the PHX area. I then made it my goal to play every course in the area (made it but now miss some of the later ones). This one is without a doubt the most oddball one. A little par 3 course with a driving range that closely resembles a backyard. Nonetheless it was fun to check off and play it in like 35 minutes.