Indonesia

Java, Indonesia

Opened in 1995, Taman Dayu Golf Club has established itself as one of Indonesia’s best and most private courses and it sits in a resort spanning more than 600 hectares...

Riau Islands, Indonesia

Gary Player's excellent Ocean golf course at Ria Bintan offers two distinct playing atmospheres. For the most part the course cuts through the interior native jungle but also it has its seaside holes…

Java, Indonesia

The Bumi Serpong Damai course at Damai Indah Golf Club in Tangerang was Jack Nicklaus’s inaugural Indonesia design project and the course opened for play in 1992.

Java, Indonesia

The West and South nines comprise the premier 18-hole configuration at the 27-hole Royale Jakarta Golf Club. Lee Westwood claimed the Indonesian Masters title here in 2011 and 2012.

Java, Indonesia

Venue for the World Cup of Golf in 1983, the testing 18-hole layout at Pondok Indah Golf Course is a strategic Robert Trent Jones Jnr design.

Java, Indonesia

Set out on hilly terrain, the eighteen fairways at Rancamaya Golf & Country Club are routed around a number of interconnected lakes with golfers forced to play blind shots on several holes.

Java, Indonesia

The Old Course at Jagorawi Golf & Country Club was the first of two 18-hole Thomson, Wolveridge & Perret designs completed for the club and was built under the supervision of Ronald Fream.

Java, Indonesia

The New course at Jagorawi Golf & Country Club is a good bit longer than its older sibling but it’s also a little wider and more forgiving, allowing big hitters to let loose with the driver.

Java, Indonesia

Bob Moore of JMP Design laid out the original 18-hole course (the Forest and Mountain nines) across hilly terrain at Rainbow Hills Golf Club in 1995 and he returned twenty years later to renovate the layout...

Bali, Indonesia

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.

Java, Indonesia

Robert Trent Jones Jnr’s PIK course tells only half the story at Damai Indah Golf because the Jack Nicklaus-designed Bumi Serpong Damai layout provides a complementary 18 holes at this wonderful golf facility.

Riau Islands, Indonesia

Ian Baker-Finch’s 18-hole Woodlands layout is the perfect complement to the Jack Nicklaus-designed Sea View course at Bintan Lagoon Resort.

Java, Indonesia

Designed by Greg Norman and Bob Harrison, the course at Riverside Golf Club is set out within an expansive 220-acre site close to the Cikeas River in the province of West Java.

Bali, Indonesia

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.

Java, Indonesia

A 2018 JMP creation, the course at Parahyangan Golf Bandung is like no other. Routed around terraced rice paddies and even a fishing village, the layout plunges across ravines and valleys connected by seven dramatic bridges.

Java, Indonesia

The Arnold Palmer-designed River and Lake nines at Emeralda Golf Club were originally billed as the 18-hole South course when they were first unveiled in 1994.

Java, Indonesia

Set in the foothills of the East Java mountains, Finna Golf & Country Club is a mid-1990s Thomson, Wolveridge and Perrett creation where elevated tees play over former rice paddies in a tranquil, tropical paradise.

Papua, Indonesia

Commissioned by PT Freeport, Indonesia’s largest gold and copper mining company, the Rimba Irian golf course opened for play in 1996...

Java, Indonesia

Built on the site of a rudimentary military course, Bob Moore’s 27 holes at Suvarna Jakarta Golf Club bear no resemblance to the old layout. The JMP design is a tropical nod to links golf, but the reality is that Suvarna is parkland and more than a world away from a real links.

Java, Indonesia

The Imperial Klub Golf is a public facility situated in the new town development of Lippo Karawaci, half an hour’s drive west of Jakarta city centre.