Pondok Indah Golf Course
Parkland

Pondok Indah Golf Course

18 holes • Par 72 • 6,623m

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About Pondok Indah Golf Course

Pondok Indah Golf Course is an 18-hole course in South Jakarta designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. The club states that it was established on 17 August 1976 and that the full course had entered play by April 1978. It was conceived with major championship golf in mind while still providing multiple levels of play for members and less experienced golfers.

The course later hosted the 1983 World Cup of Golf and other international events. Published post-redesign material lists a championship length of 7,243 yards, par 72 and a course rating of 75.8. The layout sits within metropolitan Jakarta but uses mature vegetation, water and strategic hazards to separate the holes from the surrounding city.

The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,623m (7,243 yards). Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr, the course originally opened in 1976. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Locker rooms, Spa, Sauna, VIP room, Pro shop, Restaurant, Driving range.

History & Design

1976
Opened
Robert Trent Jones Jr
Architects
2008
Redesigned
Parkland
Course Style
Robert Trent Jones Jr championship course in central Jakarta
Known For
1983 World Cup of Golf; Benson & Hedges International Golf Series events
Hosted
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Origins

Pondok Indah was conceived as a course capable of hosting major championships while remaining suitable for members of different abilities. Robert Trent Jones Jr was commissioned to create the design, and the club records its establishment date as 17 August 1976.

Did You Know?
The club says it was established in 1976, but the full 18-hole course did not enter play until April 1978.

Design Philosophy

Jones's brief called for championship capability without making the course inaccessible to ordinary players. The club describes his approach in terms of harmony with the site, strategic variety and challenge without deception.

Development

The full course was in play by April 1978. Secondary historical material reports that Robert Trent Jones Jr returned in 2008 to update the course for modern professional play while preserving its established tropical character.

Recognition

Pondok Indah became an international tournament venue early in its history, hosting professional and amateur events and serving as the venue for the 1983 World Cup of Golf.

Today

The course remains an 18-hole urban golf facility in South Jakarta with extensive clubhouse and practice amenities.

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Facilities

ClubhouseLocker roomsSpaSaunaVIP roomPro shopRestaurantDriving range

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Scorecard

Hole-by-hole yardage, par and stroke index for the main course layout.

18 holesPar 726,623mRating 75.8
Front 9123456789Out
Par44443543536
Yards3844113983962125694342356313670
Index1597171113531-
Back 9101112131415161718InTotal
Par4434544353672
Yards42637217544356141545319353535737243
Index12181628641410--

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Course Design

Architect & designers

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Robert Trent Jones Jr. (born July 24, 1939, in Montclair, New Jersey) is a prominent American golf course architect who…