Tamarin Santana Golf Club is a nine-hole course in the Nongsa area of Batam, Indonesia. Current regional golf information describes a par-36 layout of approximately 3,501 yards with 18 separate tee boxes, allowing the same nine greens to be played from different starting positions over an 18-hole round. The course opened in 1995 and is credited to Jack Nicklaus.
Its Nongsa location places it in the resort area of northeastern Batam, close to Nongsapura ferry facilities. The course occupies roughly 60 hectares according to current Batam golf information. Because the available sources do not provide a sufficiently authoritative current hole-by-hole scorecard, rating/slope table or official 2026 green-fee schedule, those fields are intentionally left unpopulated rather than reconstructed from older directory listings.
The course is a 9-hole resort golf course. It plays to par 36, 3,501 yards. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, the course originally opened in 1995. It is open to the public.
The course opened in 1995 in Nongsa on Batam Island and is credited to Jack Nicklaus.
Although there are nine greens, 18 tee boxes provide different starting positions when the course is played as an 18-hole round.
Tamarin Santana remains a compact golf option in Batam's Nongsa resort district.
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