Kedaton Golf & Country Club | Golf Course in Tangerang | GoGolf

Last updated: 25 July 2026

The strategic location of Kedaton Golf & Country Club in Tangerang, easily reached from Jakarta

Kedaton Golf & Country Club is a full-scale 18-hole golf destination set in Tangerang. Opened in 1993, it was designed by the acclaimed American course architect Rick Robbins (Robbins & Associates International Inc.). Measuring roughly 7,000 yards from the championship tees, the layout places a water hazard on nearly every hole for a strategic challenge, combining world-class playing quality with a warm, welcoming local atmosphere. With its characterful clubhouse in traditional Sundanese style and well-equipped practice facilities, and located just about 45 minutes from central Jakarta, it is ideal for both a weekday round and a weekend getaway. With GoGolf you can check availability on the spot and book online at rates lower than booking on-site.

Kedaton Golf & Country Club is one of the finest golf destinations in Jabodetabek (Greater Jakarta). Below is GoGolf’s detailed review.

Pricing and Booking

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Key Information

LocationJl. Padi Utama No. 18, Padi Golf Estate, Suvarna Sutera, Sindang Jaya, Tangerang 15561 (Banten Province, Indonesia)
DesignerRick Robbins (Robbins & Associates International Inc., USA)
Opened1993
Holes18 holes
LengthApprox. 7,000 yards from the championship tees
Course characterA strategic layout with a water hazard on nearly every hole
From JakartaAbout 45 minutes from the centre (Semanggi) / about 30 minutes from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport

Three Reasons Kedaton Is Chosen

The strategy of a Rick Robbins design, a clubhouse in traditional Sundanese architecture, and proximity to Jakarta. You can enjoy world-class challenge and an approachable atmosphere all at once.

  1. A strategic design where water hazards stand out — 18 holes crafted in 1993 by the renowned American architect Rick Robbins. At roughly 7,000 yards from the championship tees, nearly every hole involves an artificial pond or a natural stream crossing the course, demanding shot-placement management on every stroke.
  2. A characterful Sundanese-style clubhouse and full facilities — A Sundanese-style clubhouse making generous use of timber, complete with restaurants serving Asian, Japanese, Korean and European cuisine, a putting & short-game area, a pro shop, and separate locker rooms for men and women. Its local cultural flavour is a point of distinction.
  3. About 45 minutes from central Jakarta — Close to the city centre (Semanggi) and about 30 minutes from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. Convenient for an early-morning or evening weekday round as well as a weekend getaway, it lets you refresh in a green, uncrowded setting.

Location and Access

Kedaton Golf & Country Club is located in Sindang Jaya district, Tangerang Regency, about 45 minutes from the Semanggi area of Jakarta. Its ease of access is a major appeal for golf enthusiasts living in Jabodetabek (Greater Jakarta), making it a top choice for golfers who want to play without spending long on travel. The surroundings are still green and uncrowded, so you can play in calm, fresh air away from the noise of the city.

For access, a company car or your own car is convenient, as are ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek. Highway access is good, and with accommodation, dining and other support facilities nearby, the location is easy to use not only for local players but also for small tournaments, corporate golf gatherings, and guests visiting from out of town for a casual round. At about 30 minutes from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport, you can also plan a stop before or after a business trip.

The course design of Kedaton Golf & Country Club, combining water hazards with natural beauty

Course Design (Rick Robbins) and Signature Holes

Kedaton Golf & Country Club opened in 1993 and was designed by the acclaimed American course architect Rick Robbins (Robbins & Associates International Inc.). The 18 holes, measuring roughly 7,000 yards from the championship tees, adopt a design concept that makes the presence of water elements stand out. On nearly every hole, some form of water hazard—an artificial pond or a natural stream crossing the course—confronts the player. Not just distance, but risk management around the water and accurate shots are the keys to your score.

One of the most iconic is the 8th hole (par 3, 166 yards from the black tees). Called the signature hole for its beautiful setting and distinctive difficulty, from the tee ground it offers a splendid view of water hazards spreading to the right and the left. Conquering it calls for a strategy of factoring in the wind and striking an accurate shot with a middle or long iron to land the ball on the well-guarded green. Because you can savour both beauty and technical challenge, it is a favourite of many players.

No less demanding is the 18th hole (par 4, 448 yards from the black tees), the toughest hole at Kedaton. A long water hazard runs down the right side along the course, and even a slight miss can drop the ball into the water and wreck your score, so careful strategy is required. To make par you must play each shot calmly and accurately.

Kedaton’s uniqueness lies in providing a technical challenge without sacrificing comfort. As the course does not have much undulation, it is easy to walk, while well-calculated bunker placement, fast greens, and a layout using gentle elevation changes deliver a solid challenge. For this reason it suits golfers of a wide range of levels, from beginners to advanced players and even professionals.

Well-Equipped Facilities with a Traditional Sundanese Feel

Another of Kedaton’s appeals is its unique clubhouse facility, richly imbued with local culture. Designed to incorporate traditional Sundanese architecture, the building makes generous use of timber, creating a warm and calming atmosphere. It not only gives players a pleasant sense of ease but also sets Kedaton apart from other courses around Tangerang. The restaurants within the clubhouse offer menus from various countries—Asian, Japanese, Korean and European cuisine—all prepared using high-quality local ingredients. The restaurant area is designed to face the practice green and the tee boxes of the 1st and 10th holes, so you can watch the course while enjoying a meal.

  • Putting green & short-game area: A spacious practice space for golfers who want to warm up their technique before a round.
  • Pro shop: Sells high-quality golf equipment and accessories, with golf club rental also available.
  • Separate locker rooms for men and women: Clean and comfortable, with the necessary amenities provided.
  • VIP room: Prepared for special guests and special events.
  • Golf carts: Available to keep movement smooth on busy days or during tournaments.

Events and Banquets

Kedaton is also used as a venue for various social and corporate events. With a banquet area able to accommodate 50 to 300 people, it is ideal for corporate events, community gatherings, mini tournaments, and private events such as birthday parties. The fact that it has over 1,700 active members shows that its rates and services reach a wide range of people, from recreational players to competition-minded golfers. Fine cuisine and a course-facing location make a post-round meal or an anniversary dining experience all the richer.

An Impressive Golf Experience

A round at Kedaton is an experience that fuses the strategy of a Rick Robbins design, water hazards full of natural beauty, and the warmth unique to a clubhouse in traditional Sundanese architecture. The balance between the tension of water in play on nearly every hole and the comfort of an easy-walking course is exquisite, with the signature 8th hole and the most demanding 18th hole giving the round a solid sense of challenge. After your round, enjoy cuisine from around the world at the Sundanese-style restaurant and relax while gazing at the course, and a short trip from Jakarta becomes a fine day of golf. It answers a wide range of purposes, from regular rounds and friendly matches to corporate events and tournaments.

The Surroundings and Enjoying Tangerang

The area around Kedaton is a green and calm environment, with good highway access and support facilities such as nearby accommodation and dining. Central Jakarta is easy to reach as well, making it easy to plan an itinerary that combines golf with sightseeing or business. As Soekarno-Hatta International Airport is nearby, it is also convenient as a base for business trips or group travel, and suitable for a weekend getaway.

Things to Know Before You Play

  • Access: A company car or your own car, or ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek, are convenient. About 45 minutes from central Jakarta (Semanggi) via the highway, and about 30 minutes from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport.
  • Course character: As a water hazard is in play on nearly every hole, on the waterside holes it is important not to overreach and to manage where you place your shots.
  • Signature holes: The 8th (par 3, 166 yards) is the signature hole with water spreading to both sides; the 18th (par 4, 448 yards) is the most demanding hole with a long stretch of water down the right side.
  • Caddie & cart: Caddie service available. Please confirm whether a cart and rental equipment are required and their charges when booking.
  • Dress code: A collared shirt and golf trousers and shoes are the basics.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of golf course is Kedaton Golf & Country Club?
It is a full-scale 18-hole golf destination in Tangerang. Opened in 1993 and designed by the acclaimed American architect Rick Robbins, it measures roughly 7,000 yards from the championship tees. It is characterised by a strategic layout with a water hazard on nearly every hole, and with its traditional Sundanese-architecture clubhouse and well-equipped practice facilities it combines world-class challenge with an approachable atmosphere.
Who designed it and when did it open?
It was designed by the acclaimed American course architect Rick Robbins (Robbins & Associates International Inc.) and opened in 1993. It has 18 holes and a layout of roughly 7,000 yards from the championship tees.
What are the course’s characteristics and difficult points?
Its greatest characteristic is that nearly every hole involves some form of water hazard—an artificial pond or a natural stream crossing the course. The undulation is not large and it is easy to walk, yet with well-calculated bunker placement and fast greens the challenge is ample. Risk management around the water, accurate shots, and managing where you place the ball are the keys to your score.
Where are the signature holes?
The 8th hole (par 3, 166 yards from the black tees) is the signature hole, offering a splendid view of water hazards spreading to the right and left from the tee ground. The most demanding is the 18th hole (par 4, 448 yards from the black tees), where a long stretch of water runs along the course down the right side and careful strategy is required.
Can beginners enjoy it too?
Yes. Practice facilities such as the putting & short-game area are well equipped, and as the undulation is not large the course is easy to walk. We recommend choosing a forward tee, making use of the caddie’s advice, and choosing a safe route rather than forcing an aggressive play on the waterside holes. It suits a wide range of levels, from beginners to advanced players and professionals.
What facilities are there?
There is a traditional Sundanese-architecture clubhouse, restaurants serving Asian, Japanese, Korean and European cuisine, a putting & short-game area, a pro shop with rental available, separate locker rooms for men and women, a VIP room, and golf carts. From the restaurant you can look out over the practice green and the tee boxes of the 1st and 10th holes.
What is the atmosphere of the clubhouse and restaurant like?
It is a clubhouse with a warm and calming atmosphere, incorporating traditional Sundanese architecture and making generous use of timber. The restaurant serves menus from various countries—Asian, Japanese, Korean and European cuisine—using high-quality local ingredients. It is designed so you can enjoy a meal while gazing at the course.
Can it be used for events or dining gatherings?
Yes. With a banquet area able to accommodate 50 to 300 people, it caters to corporate events, community gatherings, mini tournaments, and private events such as birthday parties. It is a course used by over 1,700 active members.
How do I get there? (Is there a shuttle service?)
A company car or your own car, or ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek, are convenient. About 45 minutes from central Jakarta (Semanggi) and about 30 minutes from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport. Please note that GoGolf does not arrange shuttle/transfer services.
How much is the green fee?
Rates change by day of the week, weekends, holidays, tee time, cart, caddie, category and booking method, so we do not list a fixed amount. You can check the latest rates and availability in real time on the GoGolf app or website (online booking available).
Can I book online?
Yes. You can book a tee time from the GoGolf app or website, with support in multiple languages including Japanese.

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