+66 (0) 88 867 2867
Jagorawi Golf & Country Club offers a golfing experience unlike any other in Indonesia. Nestled in the scenic Cikeas River Valley, the club boasts three championship courses – The Old Course, The New Course, and the Z-Nine – each designed to challenge and delight golfers of all skill levels.
Nestled in the scenic Cikeas River Valley, the Old Course at Jagorawi Golf & Country Club (JG&CC) unfolds amidst a stunning former jungle landscape. This course, fondly nicknamed the "Jewel in the Crown" of Indonesian golf, was a pioneer of the country's "new era" of golf courses. Opened for play in 1979, it starts with the first 9 holes dramatically descending 200 meters into the valley. While the 6,023-meter length might seem modest, don't be fooled – this course demands strategic play over brute power.
Following the footsteps of the Old Course, the New Course, designed by the same team of Thomson & Wolveridge, debuted in 1991. It rapidly gained notoriety as a challenging course throughout the Asia-Pacific region, even hosting the Indonesian Open in 1997, where Aussie golfer Craig Perry emerged victorious.
While the New Course boasts wider fairways compared to its older sibling, golfers shouldn't be lulled into a false sense of security. Landing zones are often restricted, and strategically placed deep bunkers lie in wait to punish errant shots. For the ultimate test of nerve, the 11th hole, played entirely over the Cikeas River, stands out. This dramatic par 3 features a narrow green surrounded by water on three sides, making it a potential turning point in your score.
Unveiled in late 1997, the Z-nine at Jagorawi Golf & Country Club winds its way through a picturesque section of the Cikeas River Valley. The signature finale, a par 3, boasts a tee box perched atop a hill, offering a breathtaking panorama not just of the green nestled below across the river, but of the entire valley cradling the course.
The brainchild of Jagorawi's late, visionary owner Zakir, with renowned American golf course designer Max Wexler lending his expertise, the Z-nine presents a unique challenge. The Cikeas River snakes through six of the nine holes, demanding precise shot placement. Tight fairways and strategically placed hazards add another layer of difficulty, requiring both a steady hand and a strong mental game. Fortunately, with multiple tee box options, the course caters to golfers of all skill levels, from seasoned pros to those with higher handicaps.
+66 (0) 88 867 2867
