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Last updated: July 29, 2026

Lotuslakes Golf Club
Lotuslakes Golf Club

Lotuslakes Golf Club (Lotus Lake Golf Club) is a 27-hole championship course set right in the heart of the industrial belt of Karawang, West Java. It was designed by the Japanese golf-course architect Naoyuki Saito. It officially opened on October 29, 1993, inaugurated by the then Minister of Industry, Ir. Tungky Ariwibowo. Amid a Karawang crisscrossed by factories and heavy vehicles, the grounds — surrounded by lakes, water features and lush trees — form a cool green oasis rising out of the bustle of the industrial zone. With three distinctive nine-hole courses — Lotus, Orchid and Jasmine — their various combinations let you enjoy a different playing experience every time, which is a major draw.

The layout skilfully weaves in the lakeside scenery, and it is not merely beautiful: it is driven throughout by a design philosophy that tests shot precision and strategy. Wide fairways, greens in good condition, and refined supporting facilities such as a Japanese-style bath, VIP rooms and a multinational restaurant have earned high praise from golfers at home and abroad. Its easy-to-reach location from eastern Jakarta, Karawang, Bekasi and Cikarang is another practical strength of this course.

Lotuslakes Golf Club is a place where you can combine serious golf and a comfortable resort feel within a single day. Below is GoGolf’s detailed review. With GoGolf you can check availability on the spot and book online.

Rates & booking

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Price summary

Green fee + cart, per player

IDR720.000to2.130.000

AM fromPM from
WeekdayIDR 720.000IDR 720.000
Weekend & holidayIDR 2.130.000IDR 1.630.000

Price calendar

13 Aug – 9 Sep 2026 · IDR

Weekend & holiday rateNo tee timesM = million IDR, lowest of each half-day

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Key information

LocationJalan Bukit Golf Indah No. 1, Karawang Barat, Margamulya, Karawang Regency (West Java, Indonesia)
DesignerNaoyuki Saito (Japanese golf-course architect)
OpenedOctober 29, 1993
Holes / Layout27 holes (championship) = the Lotus, Orchid and Jasmine nines
Length per courseApprox. 3,545–3,649 yards (per 9 holes)
FeaturesA water-inspired layout making the most of lakes and waterside, wide fairways, greens in good condition, and quality facilities such as a Japanese-style bath and VIP rooms
Open daysTuesday–Sunday (Mondays are generally closed for course and turf maintenance; please check before visiting)
Official sitelotuslakesgolf.com

Three reasons Lotuslakes Golf Club is chosen

A strategic 27 holes by the Japanese architect Naoyuki Saito, an environment like a green oasis woven from lakes and trees, and easy access from eastern Jakarta and around Karawang. Combining practicality with quality is why it is supported by so many golfers.

  1. Three distinctive nines = the depth of 27 holes — the three courses, Lotus, Orchid and Jasmine, each carry a different theme of water, forest, or the fusion of the two, so depending on the 18-hole combination they show a different face. They flexibly accommodate training, tournaments and recreation alike, and offer rounds you never tire of no matter how many times you visit.
  2. A green oasis floating within an industrial belt — in contrast to Karawang’s image of heat, dust and heavy vehicles, inside the course is a quiet, secluded space wrapped in lakes and lush trees. A resort-like atmosphere unfolds even within the industrial zone, giving a sense of openness as if you were in another world while you play.
  3. Quality facilities and easy access — it is fully equipped with high-end facilities such as a Japanese-style bath, VIP rooms, a restaurant with multinational cuisine and a well-appointed driving range. Located just off the Karawang Barat exit of the Jakarta–Cikampek toll road, it is also easy to reach from eastern Jakarta, Bekasi and Cikarang.

Location & access

Lotuslakes Golf Club is located in the industrial belt of Karawang Barat, West Java. The address is Jalan Bukit Golf Indah No. 1, in the Margamulya area. Factories and industrial facilities spread out all around, but step through the gate and another world of lakes and greenery opens up, serving as a cool oasis that balances the environment amid the bustle of industrial activity. Because it sits inland, there is no need for ferries or the like.

For access, company or private cars are convenient, as are ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek. From the direction of Jakarta, take the Jakarta–Cikampek toll road; it is located just off the Karawang Barat exit. From eastern Jakarta (Jakarta Timur), a rough guide of about 75 minutes is often cited, but this varies by starting point, traffic conditions and time of day. The Jakarta–Cikampek direction is prone to congestion, so it is best to set out with plenty of time for your tee time. Easy to reach from Bekasi, Cikarang and central Karawang as well, it is a convenient location for corporate golf and competitions in eastern Jakarta.

Course design (Naoyuki Saito) & features

The design philosophy of the Japanese architect Naoyuki Saito breathes through every part of this 27-hole championship course. Its greatest characteristic is realising a challenging layout while making the most of the natural scenery. Water hazards such as lakes, channels and rivers are placed effectively, so it is not merely a contest of distance but a composition that comprehensively tests shot precision, control and course management. Each nine measures about 3,545–3,649 yards, and with everything from championship tees to ladies’ tees, it has the flexibility to suit golfers across a wide range of skill levels.

The Lotus course is characterised by numerous water hazards such as ponds and channels. Shot precision and control are put to the test, and you must strategically judge safe route choices and shot types. Long par 5s are also a highlight, demanding both distance and management.

The Orchid course is surrounded by tropical trees, with natural rivers and lakes dividing the course. You can feel almost as if you are playing within a forest. Because the environment is so dense, it requires more meticulous planning and stamina, and it is known as the course among the three that tests distance and endurance the most. Tricky par 3s are also key to conquering it.

The Jasmine course is a composition that fuses the two elements of Lotus’s “water” and Orchid’s “forest.” Beyond the power to hit far and accurately, it demands the strategy to conquer greens guarded by double bunkers and water hazards, and every hole presents an entirely different challenge. Among the three, it is a layout that tests your sense of balance.

What these three courses share is a depth that lets everyone from beginners and intermediates to advanced players enjoy an appropriate challenge according to the tee they choose. While some holes have wider fairways, in situations where water and bunkers come into play, the judgment not to over-attack becomes the key to scoring. The greens are said to stay in good condition even in the rainy season, and the high quality of the white sand in the bunkers is also well regarded.

Clubhouse & facilities

As one of Indonesia’s finest golf courses, Lotuslakes Golf Club offers a wide variety of facilities to provide not only golf as a sport but also a comfortable and enjoyable time. At its centre is the modern clubhouse. The in-house restaurant serves a broad menu ranging from Indonesian cuisine to Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Western dishes, and a “coffee corner” perfect for relaxing before and after play is also provided.

The practice environment is well appointed too, with a premium driving range (12 bays) plus a putting green and a bunker practice area. Professional instructors who teach the swing, short game and putting are also on hand, so everyone from beginners to advanced players can receive attentive support. Given the course’s character with plenty of water and bunkers, it is reassuring to check your direction and distance control before you start.

Two types of VIP rooms are available: the Oriental-style “Ebony Room” and the Javanese-Balinese-style “Mahogany Room.” Equipped with private lockers and shower facilities, they also cater to business entertaining and special gatherings. Furthermore, a Japanese-style bath where you can loosen your muscles in warm water after play, plus a spa and sauna, let you refresh body and mind in a quiet space. In addition, golf carts, female caddies, locker rooms with RFID security (separate for men and women), a pro shop and a spacious car park show attention to detail throughout. Please check the detailed facilities and services on the official site or GoGolf before your visit.

A memorable golf experience

A round at Lotuslakes is a fulfilling experience of conquering a highly strategic 27 holes within a quiet environment surrounded by lakes and trees. The green space is so secluded that it is hard to believe it sits within an industrial belt — much like a resort. The expansive green scenery gives a refreshing feeling, and Karawang’s relatively stable morning climate helps make play comfortable. Reviews at home and abroad have repeatedly praised the dynamic course design, wide fairways and excellent green conditions maintained even in the rainy season.

For low-handicap golfers, the long holes and cleverly placed hazards provide a worthwhile challenge, while for beginners, adjusted tee boxes and the support of experienced caddies become reassuring allies. In video reviews, the tricky par 3s of the Orchid and Jasmine courses and the long par 5s of the Lotus course are especially noted. Because the combination of the three courses creates a different development every time, it is a course that answers a wide range of purposes, from serious competitive golf to recreation with friends and corporate competitions.

The surroundings & how to enjoy Karawang

Karawang is one of Indonesia’s leading industrial clusters, an area where many companies, including Japanese firms, have their bases. For golfers visiting on business, Lotuslakes Golf Club is an ideal choice for refreshing between business trips or on weekends. Sitting in the heart of the industrial belt yet wrapped in a quiet environment of lakes and greenery, it lets you reset away from the bustle of the city and the tension of work.

The clubhouse has restaurants serving multinational cuisine, so you can enjoy a meal or a break right after your round. You can also ease the fatigue of play in the Japanese-style bath and relax with companions or business partners in a VIP room. Because access is good from eastern Jakarta, Bekasi and Cikarang, it is easy to plan not only a day trip of golf but also an overnight itinerary combined with nearby accommodation. Even when you want to compare it with other courses around Karawang, its prime location along the toll road makes it a handy base.

What to know before you play

  • Access: company or private cars, or ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek, are convenient. From the direction of Jakarta it is just off the Karawang Barat exit of the Jakarta–Cikampek toll road. Because this section is prone to congestion, set out with plenty of time.
  • Open days: open Tuesday–Sunday, with Mondays generally closed for course and turf maintenance. As this may change due to events or club policy, it is reassuring to confirm before visiting.
  • Course character: a strategic 27 holes where water hazards such as lakes and channels and bunkers come into play. Because the three courses (Lotus, Orchid, Jasmine) each have a different character, check in advance which combination you will play that day.
  • Tee choice: there are multiple tees, from championship to ladies’. On holes involving water and bunkers, prioritising a safe landing spot over carry distance makes it easier to keep your score together.
  • Caddie & cart: please confirm the availability and fees of female caddies, golf carts and rental equipment when you book. Conditions may differ if you want a private cart.
  • Practice & attire: we recommend warming up at the driving range or putting green before you start. A collared shirt, golf trousers and shoes are the basics, and don’t forget hydration and sun protection to prepare for the tropical climate.

Frequently asked questions

Lotuslakes Golf Club
What kind of golf course is Lotus Lake Golf Club?
Lotus Lake Golf Club (Lotuslakes Golf Club) is a 27-hole golf club in Karawang Barat, West Java, Indonesia. Although located in an industrial belt, it is known as a green, lush course with lakes and trees, wide fairways and a calm clubhouse. It was designed by the Japanese architect Naoyuki Saito and opened on October 29, 1993.
Who designed it, and when did it open?
It was designed by the Japanese golf-course architect Naoyuki Saito. It is introduced as having officially opened on October 29, 1993, inaugurated by the then Indonesian Minister of Industry, Ir. Tungky Ariwibowo. It is characterised by realising a highly strategic layout while making the most of the natural scenery.
Where is it, and how do I get there?
The address is Jalan Bukit Golf Indah No. 1, Karawang Barat, Margamulya, Karawang Regency (West Java). It is just off the Karawang Barat exit of the Jakarta–Cikampek toll road, an easy-to-reach location from eastern Jakarta, Bekasi, Cikarang and Karawang. Because it sits inland, there is no need for ferries or the like.
How long does it take from Jakarta?
The time from Jakarta varies by starting point and traffic conditions. Some sources cite a rough guide of about 75 minutes from the eastern Jakarta (Jakarta Timur) direction. However, since the Jakarta–Cikampek direction can experience congestion, set out with plenty of time for your tee time.
How many holes are there? What is the layout?
There are 27 holes in total. It is made up of three nines — the Lotus, Orchid and Jasmine courses — and the 18-hole combinations let you enjoy a different playing experience. Each nine measures about 3,545–3,649 yards.
What are the differences between the three courses?
The Lotus course has many water hazards such as ponds and channels, demanding accurate shots. The Orchid course is surrounded by tropical trees and is a composition that tests distance and endurance. The Jasmine course places water, forest and bunkers in good balance, making for a highly strategic layout. Because each has a different character, you can enjoy different ways of conquering them depending on the combination.
Can beginners enjoy it too?
Yes, beginners can play too. Some holes have wider fairways, but because ponds and bunkers come into play, it is important not to over-attack. If it is your first time, choose a forward tee and make use of your caddie’s advice. Warming up at the driving range before you start is reassuring.
What are the difficult points?
The core of the difficulty lies in the water hazards, bunkers, long holes and the differing character of each of the three courses. On Lotus it is water, on Orchid it is distance and stamina, and on Jasmine it is accurate shots and course management that matter. There are also situations where greens are guarded by double bunkers and water hazards, so judging your landing spot is key.
What facilities are there?
There is a modern clubhouse, a restaurant with multinational cuisine, a pro shop, VIP rooms (the Ebony Room and Mahogany Room), a Japanese-style bath, spa and sauna, locker rooms with RFID (separate for men and women), golf carts, female caddies, a driving range (12 bays), a putting green, a bunker practice area and a spacious car park. Being able to relax with a meal or a bath after your round is also appealing.
Is there a driving range or practice facilities?
Yes, in addition to a 12-bay driving range, it is fully equipped with a putting green and a bunker practice area. Professional instructors are also on hand, so you can receive coaching. Given the course’s character with plenty of water and bunkers, checking your direction and distance control before you start lets you play with peace of mind.
Is it open on Mondays?
Some sources indicate it is open Tuesday–Sunday, with Mondays closed for course and turf maintenance. However, since this may change due to events or club policy, we recommend confirming the operating status before visiting.
Is it suitable for corporate golf or competitions?
Yes, it suits corporate golf, golf competitions and community events. With its 27-hole configuration, clubhouse, multinational restaurant, VIP rooms and track record of handling events, it is an easy-to-use golf course that adapts to the number of participants and the purpose. Its access along the toll road from corporate bases in eastern Jakarta and Karawang is also a strength.
How do I get there? (Is there a shuttle transfer?)
Company or private cars, or ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek, are convenient. From the direction of Jakarta you access it via the Karawang Barat exit of the Jakarta–Cikampek toll road. As this section is prone to congestion, please come with plenty of time. Please note that GoGolf does not arrange shuttle transfer services.
How much is the green fee?
Rates vary by day of the week, weekend, holiday, tee time, cart, caddie, category, promotion 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 site, with support in multiple languages including Japanese. From checking availability to booking, everything is completed on the spot.

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