Golf travel
Golf in Indonesia
Indonesia's golf capital is Bali — where clifftop links on the Uluwatu coast, a Nusa Dua resort course and a cool mountain layout in an old volcanic crater make a warm, great-value winter escape.
Year-round; driest and best Apr–Oct; wetter Nov–Mar but still very playable
Indonesia's golf story is really Bali's. The island pairs some of Asia's most dramatic golf — clifftop, links-style holes on the limestone Bukit Peninsula, coastal resort golf in Nusa Dua, and a genuinely cool-climate course inside an old volcanic crater in the highlands — with the food, spas and beaches that make Bali one of the world's favourite holidays. For golfers in Australia and Asia it's a short-haul warm-weather escape; for Northern-Hemisphere players it's a long-haul but low-cost one.
Our Bali guide covers the three courses worth planning a trip around — New Kuta, Bali National and Handara — with green fees a fraction of Europe or the US, caddies included, and a season that runs all year.