Bali
Bali is located to the east of Java – spanning a largely mountainous landscape that extends to over 2,200 square miles – and it’s one of thirty-three provinces that collectively form the country of Indonesia. Once largely agricultural based, the island’s economy has since diversified in a big way into tourism and large numbers of mainly Australian, Chinese and Japanese visitors arrive annually to surf the white sandy beaches, explore the dense jungles or visit the wonderful array of temples. Of course, golf plays its part in providing recreational options for tourists and there are a handful of courses in play around the island.
Bali National Golf Club
Bali, Indonesia
Bali National Golf Club
Bali Golf & Country Club closed in 2012 for a major renovation, twenty years after it first opened for play. New owners, Narendra Interpacific, reopened the golfing facility in 2014 as the rebranded Bali National Golf Club.
New Kuta Golf
Bali, Indonesia
New Kuta Golf
One of three 18-hole layouts operated by Golflink Resorts, the New Kuta course enjoys a stunning setting on top of limestone cliffs that overlook the Indian Ocean.
Bukit Pandawa
Bali, Indonesia
Bukit Pandawa
Opened in October 2016, Bukit Pandawa Golf & Country Club is the first of its kind in Asia – a thrilling 18-hole par three executive course that JMP Design built on a dramatic limestone ridge. It simply must be played for sheer fun if visiting Bali.
Other courses
Nirwana Bali - Closed
Bali, Indonesia
Nirwana Bali - Closed
The Nirwana Bali golf course (opened in 1997 and designed by Greg Norman) closed in July 2017 for a complete revamp under the architectural stewardship of Phil Mickelson, however, the project remains halted.