Vietnam at a glance
Jakarta
Approx. 273 million (as of 2024)
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)
Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia)
230V, 50Hz; Plug types C and F
CGK (Soekarno-Hatta, Jakarta), DPS (Ngurah Rai International Airport )
[GMT+07:00] Bangkok, Hanoi Jakarta
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Indonesia
Indonesia, a sprawling archipelago of more than 13,000 islands, is one of south east Asia's most diverse treasures. It's remarkable and varied landscape contains innumerable contrasts; from idyllic white sand beaches to fiery volcanoes, and from rugged barren landscapes to dense jungle inhabited by exotic animals.
Indonesia Golf Courses
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The championship golf course, designed by the legendary Phil Mickelson, will provide 18 holes of world-class golf perfectly complemented by breathtaking views of the majestic Indian Ocean.
Crowned Best New International Course by Links Magazine shortly after opening in 2007, New Kuta Golf Club’s reputation has only grown, and its recent hosting of the Indonesian Open cemented its status as the latest in a long line of quality Indonesian golf courses.
It may be a long way from the traditional tourist centres in Nusa Dua and Ubud (up to 2.5 hours), but a deserved place in Golf Magazine’s “Top 50 Greatest Golf Courses in the World” means a trip to the world-class championship course at Bali Handara Kosaido Country Club is well worth the effort.
Nestled in Karawang, Indonesia, Lotus Lakes Golf Club offers an exceptional golfing experience with its 27 holes spread across three distinct courses: Jasmine, Lotus, and Orchid.
Nestled amidst towering trees, vibrant shrubs, and sprawling emerald fields, Jababeka Golf & Country Club offers a picturesque haven for both business and leisure activities. Designed by legendary golfer and architect Nick Faldo, the course is a mere 30 minutes east of Jakarta, promising an escape into a tranquil and captivating environment.
Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia, is a great base for a golf holiday. Not only is it the easiest place to reach when travelling to Indonesia from outside the country but you have access to several top golf courses in the vicinity of the city.
Nestled within the lush landscapes of Bogor, Indonesia, and positioned within the MNC Lido City Special Economic Zone (SEZ), you'll discover the exquisite Trump International Golf Club Lido. This remarkable golf course, bearing the stamp of Ernie Els' acclaimed design, proudly branded with the renowned Trump Golf label, and owned by MNC Land, establishes a new benchmark for golf in Indonesia.
Designed by the legendry Gary Player and located in the Bogor area, which is inside the Sentul City residential development, Sentul Highlands Golf Club is one of the best golf courses in Indonesia. The golf club is very easy to reach, being a 60-minute drive from Jakarta on the Jagowari toll road and just 30 minutes from the centre of Bogor. It has previously been known as Mentari Golf Bukit Sentul.
Designed by Greg Norman, Riverside Golf Course in Jakarta is another example of Norman´s ability to use the existing landscape to create golfing masterpieces that will stand the test of time. Opened in October 1994, the course was Normans first in Indonesia and it is easy to see why it is such a favourite with local and visiting golfers alike.
Preparing for Your Golf Trip to Indonesia
Non-golf partners are generally allowed on the golf course, but access can vary by course. They may be able to enjoy the clubhouse, restaurants, and sometimes designated areas like the tee-house or viewing spots. However, they may not be permitted to join golfers on the course itself unless they are playing a round. Some courses may charge a spectator fee for non-golfing visitors. Non-golfers will be expected to dress appropriately and essentially follow the same dress code as the golfers themselves. It’s best to check with our golf travel consultant on the specific golf course for their policies and any applicable fees.
Green fees in Thailand vary depending on the course and location. On average, you can expect to pay between $70 to $180 USD per round, with additional costs for caddies, carts, and rentals. Top courses and those in popular tourist areas may have higher fees.
Thailand has a tropical climate with a wet season (May to October) and a dry season (November to April). The dry season is generally the best time for golf, with cooler temperatures and less rain. Be prepared for occasional rain showers even during the dry season.
Thailand is rich in attractions, including Bangkok’s Grand Palace and vibrant markets, Chiang Mai’s temples and night bazaar, Phuket’s beautiful beaches, and the historical ruins of Ayutthaya. Other highlights include the stunning islands of Koh Samui and Koh Phi Phi, and the cultural heritage of Sukhothai.
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