Jababeka Golf & Country Club

Overview: In East Cikarang, the 18-hole, par-72 Jababeka Golf & Country Club occupies part of the Jababeka Industrial Estate in Bekasi Regency, West Java. The operator credits Sir Nick Faldo and describes a layout surrounded by trees and green fields, with water features and varied topography supplying the strategy. A current third-party scorecard lists 6,551 yards from the gold tees; because the operator's current public page does not publish a single yardage, that figure is used as a referenced tee total rather than presented as an all-tee length. The club is designed for visitor play and combines golf with a clubhouse, practice facilities and resort-style amenities.

History: Jababeka opened in 1996 as part of the development of Kota Jababeka, a large industrial and business estate east of Jakarta. The course became the recreational centerpiece of that district, providing an 18-hole venue for local residents, company guests and visiting players. The operator's current pages continue to describe the same Faldo-designed championship course and offer reservations. The club has also hosted Asian Development Tour competition, evidence of its role beyond everyday corporate and leisure play.

Did You Know? Jababeka's most distinctive context is the contrast between serious golf and its industrial-estate address. From the fairways, the operator emphasizes lush trees, shrubs and green space, while the wider site serves one of Indonesia's major business districts. Nick Faldo's design uses rolling fairways, water and bunkers to keep the strategy active even when a hole appears open. The club also supports non-golfing companions with pool, tennis, fitness and outbound activities, making the venue unusually suited to mixed business or family groups.