Jagorawi Golf & Country Club | Golf Course Booking in Depok | GoGolf

Last updated: July 29, 2026

Jagorawi Golf & Country Club (JGCC) is a 45-hole championship complex set in the valley of the Cikeas River, in the Gunung Putri district of Bogor Regency, West Java. It comprises three courses — the Old Course (18 holes), the New Course (18 holes) and Z-Nine (9 holes) — and is regarded as one of the very few 45-hole clubs in Indonesia open to the general golfer. The design was led by Peter Thomson, the legend who won The Open Championship five times, together with his partner Michael Wolveridge and course architect Ronald Fream, among others.

The club dates to the 1970s, when founder Zakir set out to “build a golf course for a new era along the Jagorawi toll road,” clearing what was then still jungle to create the course. The first nine holes opened in 1979 and the remaining nine in 1981; the New Course followed in 1991 and Z-Nine in 1997, growing the club to its present 45 holes. Its challenging design, lush tropical-forest scenery, and historic status as one of the first golf clubs of Indonesia’s “new era” have made it a long-standing favourite among golfers. Superb access from central Jakarta via the Jagorawi toll road is another major draw. With GoGolf you can check availability on the spot and book online.

A venerable, prestigious club that nonetheless has the depth to give golfers of every level — from beginners to low handicappers — a full and enjoyable day. Below is a detailed review by GoGolf.

Rates and Booking

Green fees vary by day of the week, public holidays, season and timing. The rates shown on GoGolf reflect these as closely as possible in real time, so please check the price for your preferred date using the live rates below (or the GoGolf app). Please also confirm the need for and cost of carts, caddies and rental equipment when you book.

Because GoGolf connects directly with the golf course, you can book easily online — from checking availability to completing your reservation, all in one place. Which of the three courses you can play may vary by day and time slot, so if you have a preference, please confirm it when you book.

Key Information

Three reasons golfers choose Jagorawi Golf & Country Club

An authentic 45 holes designed by a legend, one of Indonesia’s richest histories and tournament records, and outstanding access from Jakarta along a single toll road. The value only a prestigious club can offer is distilled here.

1. A 45-hole complex crafted by a legend — An authentic layout designed by five-time Open Champion Peter Thomson and his team. Three courses with distinct characters (Old / New / Z-Nine) let you enjoy varied rounds to suit your mood or level on the day. A 45-hole scale open to the general public is rare even in Indonesia.
2. The history and prestige of one of the “new era’s” first clubs — A distinguished club that has led Indonesian golf history since it opened in 1979. Having hosted international events such as the Indonesian Open and the SEA Games, it lets you play amid a genuinely prestigious atmosphere.
3. Excellent access from Jakarta along a single toll road — Located along the Jagorawi toll road (Jalan Tol Jagorawi), it is roughly an hour from the city centre by car. Ideal for golfers who want high-quality play without a long journey.

Location and Access

Jagorawi Golf & Country Club sits in the valley of the Cikeas River in the Gunung Putri district of Bogor Regency, West Java. It lies near Depok and is easy to reach from the Greater Jakarta area (Jabodetabek). Being inland, it needs no ferry and can be reached directly by car. Surrounded by a rich natural setting away from the bustle of the city, it offers not only a technical challenge but also a mentally refreshing “escape.”

For access, a company car or your own vehicle is convenient, as are ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek. From central Jakarta the usual route is the Jagorawi toll road (Jalan Tol Jagorawi), with the drive taking around 60 minutes on average. On weekdays, when there is less congestion, you can arrive relatively smoothly. Exiting toward Cimanggis (near Gerbang Tol Cimanggis) gives a short, easy-to-follow route to the course. Coming from the direction of Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, it is also linked by the expressway network, making it accessible for visitors from other regions and abroad. Congestion can occur in urban areas at certain times, so it is best to allow plenty of time for the journey.

Course Design and Character (Thomson & Wolveridge)

Jagorawi Golf & Country Club is one of Indonesia’s most complete golf complexes, with 45 holes arranged across three main courses. Each was designed with a different approach by world-class golf architects, delivering a diverse and challenging playing experience. What they share is a strategic character that skilfully incorporates the Cikeas River, the tropical forest and the undulating terrain. It is the kind of design befitting a prestigious club, testing not only distance but also accuracy and course management. Here we introduce the individual character of each of the three courses.

Old Course (18 holes / approx. 6,023 metres) — The oldest course, with its first nine holes completed in 1979 and the full 18 in 1981. It was designed by a team including Thomson, Wolveridge and Ronald Fream. Narrow, tree-lined fairways and dramatic elevation changes are its hallmarks, demanding accuracy and strategy on every shot. The opening par 5 in particular is known as a tough hole requiring a shot that avoids the river on the right side and a precise approach to an undulating green — rated among the hardest starting holes in Indonesia. It is a connoisseur’s layout that asks you to keep the ball straight rather than simply hit it far.

New Course (18 holes / approx. 6,322 metres) — A more modern design opened in 1991. Slightly longer than the Old Course, its wider fairways let long hitters flex their muscle. Even so, the landing areas are surprisingly tight and the greens are guarded by deep bunkers and water hazards that leave no room for complacency. It has hosted prestigious events such as the 1997 Indonesian Open and the 2011 SEA Games, and its striking par-3 11th, played over the Cikeas River, is an iconic feature. It has long been highly regarded as one of the toughest tests in the Asia-Pacific region.

Z-Nine (9 holes) — Completed in 1997, the most technical of the three nines. It was designed by Max Wexler and founder Zakir, using the scenery of the Cikeas River as a key design element. The river divides several holes, testing players’ concentration and course management both visually and technically. Several of the nine holes require carries over the river, and tall trees narrow the playing lines, making it a short course with real bite even for low-handicap players.

All three courses are designed not only for visual beauty but to test a wide range of skills and strategies, making Jagorawi an ideal location for golfers of every skill level. Switching courses on the same day to enjoy a completely different face of golf is the special appeal only a club with 45 holes can offer.

History and Tournament Record

Jagorawi’s history began with a dream held by founder Zakir in the 1970s — to “build a golf course for a new era in Indonesia.” Peter Thomson began the design and construction in 1976, and the first course, initially called the “Garden Course,” opened in 1979. Named after the Jagorawi toll road (opened in 1978) linking Jakarta, Bogor and Ciawi, the club went on to become a symbol of the development of Indonesian golf.

Soon after the New Course opened in 1991, it established a reputation as one of the most challenging courses in the Asia-Pacific region. It became the stage for the Indonesian Open in 1997 and was used as a venue for the 2011 SEA Games, hosting numerous major domestic and international tournaments. This record of tournament hosting speaks to the course’s quality and its world-class facilities, and playing a round at Jagorawi is itself an experience of touching the history of a distinguished club.

Clubhouse and Facilities

As one of Indonesia’s leading country clubs, Jagorawi Golf & Country Club offers a high standard of diverse facilities to meet the comfort of golfers and guests. Especially eye-catching is the main clubhouse, designed in the traditional Rumah Gadang style. An iconic building that reflects Indonesia’s cultural richness, it conveys the club’s strong local heritage.

The restaurant within the clubhouse serves a wide range of Indonesian and international cuisine, from light bites to hearty post-round meals. You can dine in a relaxed atmosphere with views over the wide, green course. For equipment, there is a pro shop stocked with well-known golf brands, catering to new gear and club fitting alike. Practice facilities are extensive too: a spacious driving range near the entrance, and a putting green, chipping area and practice bunker near the clubhouse, ready for a pre-round warm-up or short-game tune-up.

In addition there are locker rooms with showers, sauna and massage; multiple pools for members and guests; a spa; meeting spaces; and a golf academy that covers everything from professional development to junior support. Accommodation is also available for guests who wish to stay, supporting multi-day tournament participation and golf trips. For detailed facilities and services, please check the official website or GoGolf before you visit.

Membership

Jagorawi Golf & Country Club offers flexible membership schemes tailored to individual and corporate needs. Several types are available, including Share Member and Transferable Member (where playing rights can be transferred to others), Family Member (covering a spouse and children), and Nominated Member (designated by a company) — though the types and availability may change over time. Members enjoy added value such as priority tee-time booking, preferential treatment at club facilities, and access to amenities including the pools and golf academy. For golfers who play regularly at Jagorawi, becoming part of one of Indonesia’s most prestigious clubs is a significant draw. For one-off play or visitor use, you can book easily through GoGolf.

A Memorable Golf Experience

A round at Jagorawi is an experience that brings together the natural scenery woven by tropical forest and the Cikeas River, three courses of distinct character, and the atmosphere of a distinguished club that has left its name in Indonesian golf history. The Old Course, where you tackle narrow fairways and elevation changes; the New Course, where you can swing freely; and Z-Nine, with its continuous tension of river carries — few places let you savour such varied golf at a single club. Memorable shots await throughout, from par 3s played over the river to holes overlooking the valley. Being able to enjoy serious golf and, at the same time, a refreshing break in nature away from the city is the appeal only this venerable course can offer. It meets a wide range of purposes, from a day-trip round from Jakarta to a weekend golf getaway with friends.

The area and how to enjoy Bogor and Depok

The area from Gunung Putri in Bogor Regency, where Jagorawi is located, across to Depok, is a green region despite being near Jakarta, dotted with restaurants and cafés you can drop by before or after golf. Head toward Bogor and you can also enjoy the botanical gardens of Bogor — a highland town known as a summer retreat — and cool-climate sightseeing spots. With good access from central Jakarta, it is easy to plan an itinerary of a morning round followed by afternoon sightseeing or shopping nearby. As a weekend destination within the Jabodetabek area, it is a location where combining golf with nearby sightseeing is easy to arrange.

What to know before you play

• Access: A company car or your own vehicle, or ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek, are convenient. From central Jakarta it is roughly 60 minutes via the Jagorawi toll road (Jalan Tol Jagorawi). The route exiting toward Cimanggis is easy to follow.
• Course choice: There are three — Old / New / Z-Nine — and the course you can play may differ by day and time slot. If you have a preference, confirm it when booking.
• Course characteristics: With many hazards such as narrow fairways, elevation changes, the river and bunkers, accuracy and management matter more than distance for your score.
• Dress code and rules: Appropriate golf attire such as a collared shirt is standard. Metal spikes are not permitted, and other club rules apply — please play accordingly.
• Caddies and carts: Please confirm the availability and cost of caddies, carts and rental equipment when you book.
• Weather and timing: In this tropical climate the daytime is hot and afternoon showers can occur. An early start and preparing to stay hydrated will give you peace of mind.

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