
Riverside Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 championship course designed by golf legend Greg Norman, set on 90 hectares along the Cikeas River in Cimanggis, Bogor, West Java — about 45 minutes from central Jakarta via the Jagorawi Toll Road. Opened in 1994, it became an icon of tropical golf, blending rainforest scenery with a genuinely challenging layout, and has long been a favourite escape for golfers across Greater Jakarta (Jabodetabek). With GoGolf you can check availability and book your tee time online, often at a better rate than booking at the door.
Quick facts
| 📍 Location | Cimanggis / Gunung Putri, Bogor, West Java, Indonesia |
|---|---|
| 🏌️ Design | Greg Norman (opened 1994) |
| ⛳ Holes / Par | 18 / 72 (championship) |
| 📏 Yardage | 6,845 back / 6,126 championship / 5,415 front |
| 📊 Rating / Slope | 74.0 / 143 |
| 🚗 From Jakarta | about 45 min via Jagorawi Toll Road |
| 🏷️ Green fee | Cart and caddy included. Rates vary by day, holiday and season — check the GoGolf app or website for live pricing |
Why play Riverside Golf Club
Riverside is one of the most respected Greg Norman layouts near Jakarta — the club counts it among Asia’s leading golf destinations — and its appeal comes down to three things:
- A genuine Norman design that rewards strategy. Rolling fairways, sharp doglegs, blind shots and elevation changes ask you to think off the tee rather than simply swing hard.
- A dramatic riverside setting. The Cikeas River threads through the property, framing several holes and giving the course its name — and its best photographs.
- Easy to reach from Jakarta. At roughly 45 minutes via the Jagorawi Toll Road, it is one of the simplest big-name courses to fit into a short trip.
Location and access
Riverside sits along the Cikeas River in Cimanggis, Bogor. Its modest elevation and riverside position keep the air noticeably cooler and cleaner, while dense trees and the sound of the river add to the comfort of a round. It is a popular getaway for Jabodetabek golfers who want a change of scene without a long drive, and its meeting rooms and restaurant also make it a natural venue for tournaments, corporate events and business gatherings.
Getting there is easy by car or via the club’s airport shuttle service (fees vary). For visitors and out-of-town guests who would rather not deal with logistics, that shuttle is a real added value — and GoGolf can also arrange hotel and airport transfers.

The course: Greg Norman design and the signature 14th
The layout makes the most of the natural terrain — valley contours, the river and tropical trees — for a dynamic, memorable round. It plays 18 holes, par 72, about 6,845 yards from the back (rating 74.0 / slope 143). A hallmark of Norman’s design here is presenting real difficulty without spoiling the scenery: rolling fairways, sharp doglegs, blind shots and dramatic elevation changes test both technique and course management, and a few holes ask you to carry the Cikeas River.

The standout is the par-3 14th — from an elevated tee you play up to a green above, over a small cliff and the river below. Bunkers and thick trees ring the green, so accuracy is everything, and clearing it is hugely satisfying. It is regularly called one of the prettiest holes in Indonesia. Note that three of the course’s four par-3s require water carries, combining visual beauty with real tension.
Four tee sets run from 5,415 to 6,845 yards, offering low handicappers a technical challenge while giving beginners and higher handicappers forward tees they can enjoy without feeling overwhelmed.
Facilities
Riverside is more than its course — it is built as a full-day complex that satisfies both players and the companions relaxing with them.

Driving range and practice areas
A well-kept natural-grass driving range, a short-game area and putting/chipping greens — ideal for a pre-round warm-up or day-to-day practice.
Equipment rental
The pro shop offers full rental sets, so guests who travel without clubs can play empty-handed.
Clubhouse and restaurant
The modern, comfortable clubhouse has clean men’s and women’s locker rooms, and the restaurant serves everything from Asian menus (including Japanese and Korean) to European and international dishes. The open lounge and dining areas overlook the course, so a meal here becomes part of the experience.
Pool and meeting rooms
A clean pool lets non-golfing companions and families relax after a round, and meeting rooms suit small business gatherings or community events — often available with food-and-drink packages.
Membership
Alongside a competitive rate structure that varies by day, tee time and guest/visitor status, Riverside runs a membership programme with a range of perks, including:
- Discounts on food & beverage and pro-shop purchases
- Access to 36 affiliated courses in Indonesia and abroad
- Priority booking and use of a private lounge
- Guest invitation rights for two flights (up to seven players)
It suits both keen golfers and companies that want a recurring venue for events.
Green fees and booking
At Riverside, the green fee includes cart and caddy. Green fees vary by day of the week, public holidays, season and timing — the rates shown on GoGolf reflect these in real time as closely as possible, so check the live rates below (or in the GoGolf app) for your date.
Get the GoGolf app: [ App Store ] / [ Google Play ]. Because GoGolf works directly with the course, you can book online and typically secure a better rate than booking at the door.
Good to know before you play
- Cart and caddy: included in the green fee at Riverside.
- Dress code: a collared shirt and proper golf attire and shoes are expected.
- Best time to play: Indonesia is playable year-round; the drier months (roughly May to September) generally give the firmest conditions, and morning tee times avoid afternoon heat and showers.
- Getting there: about 45 minutes from central Jakarta via the Jagorawi Toll Road. GoGolf can also arrange hotel and airport transfers.
Plan your round near Jakarta
FAQ
Where is Riverside Golf Club?
In Cimanggis / Gunung Putri, Bogor, West Java — about 45 minutes from central Jakarta via the Jagorawi Toll Road.
Who designed Riverside Golf Club?
Greg Norman. The 18-hole, par-72 course opened in 1994.
How long is the course?
It plays 6,845 yards from the back tees (par 72), with forward tees down to 5,415 yards. Course rating is 74.0 and slope is 143.
How much is the green fee?
The green fee includes cart and caddy. Because rates change with the day of the week, public holidays, season and timing, we don’t list a fixed price here — check the GoGolf app or website for current, real-time pricing and book online.
Are cart and caddy included?
Yes. Riverside’s green fees include cart and caddy.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes. From the forward tees the course is friendly to mid- and higher-handicappers, while the back tees challenge low handicappers.
What is the signature hole?
The par-3 14th, an elevated tee shot over a ravine and the Cikeas River to a cliff-edge green — one of the most photographed holes in Indonesia.
Is there a shuttle or transfer?
Yes. The club offers an airport shuttle service, and GoGolf can also arrange hotel and airport transfers (fees vary).
Can I book online?
Yes. Reserve your tee time through the GoGolf app or website, with support in Japanese and other languages.
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