Tigaraksa Golf Residens (Takara) | Golf Course in Tangerang | GoGolf

Last updated: July 27, 2026

Tigaraksa Golf Residens (Takara) in Tigaraksa, Tangerang, an affordable golf course to enjoy

Tigaraksa Golf Residens (widely known in the Japanese community by its former name, Takara) is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course (about 6,070 yards) spread across the Tigaraksa area of Tangerang Regency. It was designed by the Japanese golf course architect Hisayuki Watanabe and opened in 1994. With an open, easy-to-play layout, practice facilities that cover the essentials, and a calm rural atmosphere, it welcomes everyone from beginners stepping onto a course for the first time to seasoned players looking to escape crowded courses and relax. Just about 1 to 1.5 hours from central Jakarta, it can be enjoyed without a long trip, and its friendly pricing is a major draw. With GoGolf you can check availability on the spot and book online at rates lower than booking on site.

Tigaraksa Golf Residens (Takara) is a capable Greater Jakarta course suited to golfers who want “a certain level of quality but with pricing kept in check.” Below is a detailed review by GoGolf.

Rates & Booking

Golf course rates vary by day of the week, holidays, season, timing, and more. The rates listed 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 the need for and cost of a cart, caddie, and rental equipment when you book.

Price summary

Green fee + cart, per player

IDR455.000to1.133.000

AM fromPM from
WeekdayIDR 455.000IDR 455.000
Weekend & holidayIDR 993.000IDR 982.000

Price calendar

7 Sep – 4 Oct 2026 · IDR

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

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Course Information

LocationDesa Tapos, Tigaraksa area, Tangerang Regency (Banten Province, Indonesia)
Common / former nameTakara (the common and former name used in the Japanese community)
DesignHisayuki Watanabe (Japanese course architect)
Opened1994
Holes / Par18 holes / par 72
LengthAbout 6,070 yards
CartNo buggy carts (walking rounds are standard)
From JakartaAbout 1 to 1.5 hours from the city center (by car, depending on traffic)

Three Reasons Golfers Choose Tigaraksa (Takara)

An easy yet never-boring layout designed by Hisayuki Watanabe, practical facilities that cover the essentials, and friendly pricing with good access. It is perfect for golfers who want to play rounds casually and often.

  1. Beginner-friendly design that seasoned players enjoy too — An 18-hole, par-72 course by Japanese architect Hisayuki Watanabe. The elevation changes are not extreme and it is easy to play overall, yet some holes make you think about shot direction and landing spots, so everyone from learning golfers to seniors and veterans can enjoy it without strain.
  2. Affordable pricing that is easy to keep up — A friendly price range that lets even beginners, students, and office workers who “want to play occasionally but can’t keep it up if it’s expensive” get out on the course regularly. It is a course that overturns the image of “golf = expensive.”
  3. A rural resort about 1 to 1.5 hours from Jakarta — A quiet setting away from the bustle of the city, yet reachable without a long journey. The surrounding rural scenery gives you a real sense of “coming out for a break.”

Location & Access

Tigaraksa Golf Residens (Takara) is located in Desa Tapos, Tigaraksa area, Tangerang Regency, Banten Province. It combines excellent accessibility with a quiet atmosphere away from the city’s bustle, and because you can arrive in about 1 to 1.5 hours from central Jakarta, it is popular with golfers who want to enjoy golf without a long trip. The surrounding rural scenery calms the mood during play, letting you enjoy relaxed, semi-country / semi-rural golf.

For access, a company car or your own car is convenient, as are ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek. If you use the toll road, it is about 35 minutes from the Balaraja Timur exit of the Jakarta–Merak toll road. Geographically it is relatively close to other courses in the Tangerang–Banten area, such as Kedaton Golf & Country Club, Gading Raya Padang Golf & Klub, and Imperial Klub Golf — a sweet-spot location that is neither “completely out in the suburbs and inconvenient” nor “in the middle of a noisy town.” Note that address listings differ across public sources, given variously as Jl. Raya Tapos, Tigaraksa, or Jl. Aria Wasangkara, Tapos, Tigaraksa, Tangerang, Banten 15720.

The wide fairways and rural scenery of Tigaraksa Golf Residens (Takara)

Course Design (Hisayuki Watanabe) & Characteristics

Tigaraksa Golf Residens (Takara) was designed by the Japanese golf course architect Hisayuki Watanabe and opened to the public in 1994. It is 18 holes, par 72, with a total length of roughly 6,070 yards. The course’s elevation changes are not that extreme and it is easy to play overall — known as a “beginner-friendly course” — yet it offers moderate challenge for seniors and veterans who have experienced a wide range of courses.

The fairways are relatively wide and many greens have a straightforward build, while natural brush and tall trees are used as part of the game — that is one of the interesting things about this course. The bunkers and water hazards placed here and there are designed to test shot accuracy without making play too difficult. In other words, it is an ideal “transition-type golf course” for that first step when you go from practicing at the driving range to wanting to “actually play on a course.” It is a layout where you can pick up the basics while gradually getting used to strategic play.

Signature Hole (No. 17)

The hole that symbolizes the course is the 17th. Long hitters can aim directly for the green over the lake, but the recommended safe play is generally to place the ball on the fairway to the right, leaving an approach of about 120 yards. It is a hole where the choice between attacking and defending is clearly divided, letting you savor the thrill of deciding whether to take a risk or play it safe according to your skill and the situation. If you don’t overreach and manage your landing spots, even beginners can get through it without major trouble.

Practical, Sufficient Facilities

Tigaraksa Golf Residens (Takara) is not a luxury-type golf course, but the facilities you need to play comfortably are properly in place. The centerpiece is the driving range, which also has an adjoining chipping area — handy for warming up before a round and for practicing short approach shots. For beginners, there are also golf lessons taught by professional instructors, open to visitors as well as members. With a step-by-step curriculum, even first-timers can start without strain.

  • Practice environment: Driving range, chipping area, putting green, and practice bunker. Plenty for tuning up before a round.
  • Pro shop: Sells balls, gloves, clubs, and accessories. Golf shoe and club rentals are also available, so you can play empty-handed even without your own gear.
  • Clubhouse & restaurant: A casual restaurant serving local and Western dishes. Perfect for lunch after a round or for chatting with friends.
  • Showers, changing rooms & lockers: Simple but clean, so you can get ready comfortably after play. There is also a reception hall.
  • Female caddies: There are no buggy carts, but caddies carry bags, advise on shots, and provide support during the round.

Note that there is no lodging on the premises. If your visit involves an overnight stay, you would use nearby hotels such as Hotel Amaris Citra Raya, about 8 km from the course. This shortfall is amply covered by the ease of access and the very affordable green fees.

Who Is It Suited For?

Tigaraksa Golf Residens (Takara) is perfect for improving your skills, practicing a steady swing, and enjoying relaxed, non-competitive play. It is an easy choice as a first step onto a real course for those who have only ever practiced at the driving range, and as an option for senior golfers who want to “play proper golf without overexerting themselves.” In recent years, outdoor exercise has come to be valued more, and a place like this course — where you can play in the open air at a friendly price — offers great value. It also suits those who want friendly staff and a calm, green environment.

Things to Know Before You Play

  • Access: A company car or your own car, or ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek, is convenient. About 35 minutes from the Balaraja Timur exit, and about 1 to 1.5 hours from central Jakarta depending on traffic.
  • Cart: There are no buggy carts, and rounds are basically all on foot. The upside is that you get to move your body (if you wish to use a buggy, it is safest to confirm in advance).
  • Caddie: Female caddies support bag carrying and course management.
  • Lessons: Golf lessons open to visitors are available. Handy for preparing before your first serious round.
  • Course characteristics: Wide fairways make it easy to play, while brush, tall trees, water, and bunkers add moderate strategy. On the lake carry at No. 17, don’t overreach — manage your landing spot.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of golf course is Tigaraksa Golf Residens (Takara)?
It is an 18-hole, par-72 golf course (about 6,070 yards) in the Tigaraksa area of Tangerang Regency. Designed by Japanese architect Hisayuki Watanabe, it opened in 1994. It features an open, easy-to-play layout, practice facilities that cover the essentials, and a calm rural atmosphere, so it can be enjoyed widely from beginners’ first outings to seasoned players’ casual rounds. Its current official name is Tigaraksa Golf Residens, and it is fondly known in the Japanese community by the nickname “Takara.”
Is it the same course as “Takara”?
Yes. It is the course long known as “Takara Golf Resort,” and its current official name is Tigaraksa Golf Residens. GoGolf also treats it as the same course and lists it under the “Takara” name that is familiar to Japanese golfers.
Who designed it, and when did it open?
It was designed by the Japanese golf course architect Hisayuki Watanabe and opened to the public in 1994. It is 18 holes, par 72, with a total length of about 6,070 yards.
How many holes and what par is it?
Current major booking and directory sources list it as 18 holes, par 72. Note that some more local articles describe it as a community course where 9 holes (par 36) are played twice to make 18. When booking, it is generally treated as 18 holes, par 72.
Where is it located?
It is in Desa Tapos, Tigaraksa area, Tangerang Regency, Banten Province. Address listings differ across public sources, given as Jl. Raya Tapos, Tigaraksa, or Jl. Aria Wasangkara, Tapos, Tigaraksa, Tangerang, Banten 15720.
What are the course’s characteristics and difficult points?
It is easy to play and open, with little pressure even for beginners. The fairways are relatively wide and many greens have a straightforward build, while brush, tall trees, water, and bunkers add moderate strategy. On the signature 17th, you can aim for the green over the lake or play it safe by placing your ball on the right fairway, leaving about 120 yards.
Is it easy to play for beginners?
Yes. GoGolf describes this course as a “transition-type golf course” for people moving from the driving range to a real course, and explains that it also suits beginners, intermediates, and seniors. It is an easy type of course to use for your first serious round.
What facilities are there?
It has a driving range, chipping area, putting green, practice bunker, lessons by professional instructors, a pro shop, a clubhouse and restaurant, showers and changing rooms, lockers, a reception hall, club and shoe rentals, female caddies, and more.
Are there buggy carts? Can you stay overnight?
There are no buggy carts; it is basically a walking course (if you wish to use one, please confirm in advance). There is no lodging on the premises, but you can use nearby hotels such as Hotel Amaris Citra Raya, about 8 km from the course.
How do you get there? (Is there a shuttle?)
A company car or your own car, or ride-hailing services such as Grab and Gojek, is convenient. It is about 35 minutes from the Balaraja Timur exit of the Jakarta–Merak toll road, and about 1 to 1.5 hours from central Jakarta depending on traffic. Please note that GoGolf does not arrange any pick-up or shuttle service.
How much is the green fee?
Because rates change by day of the week, weekends, holidays, time slot, player category, and booking method, 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 tee times from the GoGolf app or site with multilingual support, including English. You can book at rates lower than booking on site.

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