Mountain View Golf Club | Golf Course Booking in Bandung

Last updated: July 30, 2026

Mountain View Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course set on a plateau at roughly 900 metres above sea level in the Dago Pakar area of Bandung, West Java. It was designed by Peter Thomson, a legend who won The Open Championship five times, together with Ross Perrett. Since opening in 2001, it has been known as one of Bandung’s premier highland golf destinations, thanks to its cool mountain air, panoramic views over the city of Bandung, and an undulating layout that makes the most of its dramatic elevation changes. Its greatest appeal is the chance to enjoy a serious round in a refreshing climate, far from the humid heat of the lowlands. With GoGolf you can check availability on the spot and book online.

Mountain View Golf Club offers a full day combining cool highland scenery with a strategically designed course. Below is a detailed review by GoGolf.

Green Fees & Booking

Green fees vary by day of the week, public holidays, season, timing and other factors. The rates shown on GoGolf reflect these in real time as much as possible, so please check the price for your preferred date using the live rates below (or the GoGolf app). Please also confirm whether a cart, caddie or rental equipment is required, and their fees, at the time of booking.

Because GoGolf connects directly with the golf course, you can book easily online. From checking availability to completing your reservation, everything is done on the spot.

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Key Information

Location	Dago Pakar area, around the city of Bandung (West Java, Indonesia)
Design	Peter Thomson (five-time winner of The Open Championship) + Ross Perrett
Opened	2001
Holes / Par	18 holes / par 72 (championship course)
Elevation	Approx. 900 metres (highland)
Highlights	Cool mountain climate, panoramic views over the city of Bandung, dramatic elevation changes
Official site	mountainviewgolfbandung.com

Three Reasons Golfers Choose Mountain View Golf Club

An authentic design by Peter Thomson and Ross Perrett, the cool climate that comes with an elevation of roughly 900 metres, and panoramic views over the city of Bandung. The appeal of highland golf is distilled here.

A championship course designed by a legend — An 18-hole, par-72 course created by Peter Thomson, a five-time Open champion, together with Ross Perrett. Since opening in 2001, its strategic layout, which makes the most of the highland terrain, has offered a challenging round even for experienced golfers.
A cool climate at around 900 metres of elevation — Located on the Bandung plateau, it lets you play in refreshing air, away from the humid heat of the lowlands such as Jakarta. Its year-round comfortable climate is exactly what you would expect from Bandung, renowned as a highland resort.
Panoramic views over the city of Bandung — The views from the heights are superb, and the scenery changes from hole to hole across the undulating terrain. Along with the golf, the mountain landscape itself is a major draw.

Location & Access

Mountain View Golf Club sits on high ground in the Dago Pakar area, northeast of central Bandung. Located on a plateau at around 900 metres of elevation and set inland, it requires no ferries or the like. Surrounded by cool, crisp mountain air, it offers the highland-resort atmosphere that is so characteristic of Bandung.

For access, a company car or your own car is convenient, as are ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek. You can drive from central Bandung, reaching the course via the Dago area. From the direction of Jakarta, the usual route is to take the toll road to Bandung and then head for the course from there. As there are gradients on the mountain roads, we recommend allowing plenty of time for the journey.

Course Design (Peter Thomson & Ross Perrett) and Characteristics

The 18-hole, par-72 championship course reflects the design philosophy of Peter Thomson and Ross Perrett throughout. Making the most of its location on a plateau at around 900 metres, its defining feature is an undulating layout with dramatic elevation changes. There are many downhill and uphill shots from tee to green, and frequent situations that call for reading the slopes of the hillsides, demanding a highland-style approach quite different from a flat course.

The thin air at high elevation, which tends to make the ball fly farther than in the lowlands, is another of the pleasures of a highland course. In addition, the mountain terrain makes reading the wind and managing your landing areas important, so it tests strategy as well as distance. Combining views over the city of Bandung with a varied sequence of holes, it is a course that shows a different face with every round.

Clubhouse & Facilities

Mountain View Golf Club is equipped with a clubhouse and basic golf facilities where you can relax comfortably before and after your round. At the restaurant and dining space, you can unwind after play while taking in the highland scenery. There are practice areas, a pro shop, lockers and showers, and other amenities needed for a comfortable golf experience. For detailed facilities and services, please check the official website or GoGolf before your visit.

A Memorable Golf Experience

A round at Mountain View is an experience that brings together the cool highland climate, an undulating and strategic course, and panoramic views over the city of Bandung. Tackling the holes with their elevation changes one by one, in the refreshing air at around 900 metres, offers a special sense of fulfilment you cannot get on a lowland course. Being able to enjoy serious golf and mountain-side refreshment at the same time is the unique appeal of this highland course. It caters to a wide range of purposes, from a weekend short trip to a golf getaway with friends.

The Surroundings and Enjoying Bandung

Bandung, also known as the “City of Flowers,” is a highland resort city popular for its cool climate, abundant nature, and its cafés and shopping spots. The area around Dago is dotted with cafés and restaurants with fine views, giving you the pleasure of dropping in before or after golf. Head into central Bandung and you will find plenty of dining, strolling and sightseeing too. Using Mountain View Golf Club as a base, it is easy to plan an itinerary that combines golf with highland sightseeing. It is also popular as a destination for a weekend trip from Jakarta.

What to Know Before You Play

Access: A company car or your own car, or ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek, are convenient. From central Bandung go via the Dago area; from the direction of Jakarta take the toll road to Bandung. As there are gradients on the mountain roads, allow plenty of time.
Climate & dress: On a plateau at around 900 metres, mornings and evenings can be cool. Base your outfit on a collared shirt, golf trousers and shoes, and it is reassuring to have something to layer on top.
Course characteristics: An undulating layout with dramatic elevation changes. There are many uphill and downhill shots and sloping lies, so club selection and managing your landing areas are important.
Caddie & cart: Please confirm the availability and fees for caddies, carts and rental equipment at the time of booking.
Weather: As it is a highland location, the weather can change easily. Checking the forecast for the day of your round in advance is reassuring.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of golf course is Mountain View Golf Club?

It is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course set on a plateau at around 900 metres of elevation in the Dago Pakar area of Bandung, West Java. It was designed by Peter Thomson, a five-time winner of The Open Championship, together with Ross Perrett, and opened in 2001. It is characterised by its cool mountain climate, panoramic views over the city of Bandung, and an undulating layout with dramatic elevation changes.

Who designed it, and how big is the course?

It was designed by Peter Thomson, a legend who won The Open Championship five times, together with Ross Perrett. It is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course that opened in 2001.

Where is it, and how high is the elevation?

It is located on high ground in the Dago Pakar area, northeast of central Bandung, West Java. It sits inland on a plateau at around 900 metres of elevation. You can enjoy the cool climate characteristic of the highlands, along with panoramic views over the city of Bandung.

What are the characteristics and challenging points of the course?

It is on a plateau at around 900 metres of elevation, and is characterised by an undulating layout with dramatic elevation changes. There are many uphill and downhill shots and sloping lies, so club selection and managing your landing areas are the keys to your score. In the thin air of the highlands the ball tends to fly farther, so it is a course that tests strategy as well as distance.

What is the climate like? Isn’t it hot?

Bandung is known as a highland resort city, and Mountain View, at around 900 metres, has a cooler and more comfortable climate than the lowlands. As it can feel chilly in the mornings and evenings, it is reassuring to bring something to layer on. You can play in refreshing air, away from the humid heat of the lowlands such as Jakarta.

Can beginners enjoy it too?

Yes, they can. It is a championship course with elevation changes, but choosing tees that suit you and taking safe routes on the sloping holes will help. Make use of your caddie’s advice and you can enjoy a relaxed round in the cool climate.

What facilities are there?

There is a clubhouse, a restaurant and dining space, practice areas, a pro shop, lockers and showers, and other basic amenities for a comfortable round. For detailed facilities and services, please check the official website or GoGolf before your visit.

What is there in the surrounding area?

Bandung is a highland resort city popular for its cool climate, nature, cafés and shopping. The area around Dago is dotted with cafés and restaurants with fine views, which you can drop into before or after golf. Head into the city and you will find plenty of dining, strolling and sightseeing, making it easy to plan an itinerary that combines golf with highland sightseeing.

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. From central Bandung go via the Dago area; from the direction of Jakarta take the toll road to Bandung. As there are gradients on the mountain roads, please allow plenty of time. Please note that GoGolf does not arrange a shuttle service.

How much is the green fee?

Fees vary by day of the week, weekends, public holidays, tee time, cart, caddie, category and booking method, so we do not list a fixed amount. You can check the latest fees and availability in real time on the GoGolf app or website (online booking available).

Can I book online?

Yes, you can. You can book a tee time via the GoGolf app or website, with multilingual support including Japanese. From checking availability to booking, everything is completed on the spot.