Senayan Golf Club Jakarta: Visitor Guide and Night Golf

Senayan Golf Club at a Glance

Senayan is a short, par-69 public course in central Jakarta with floodlit evening play, a buggy included and the caddie fee charged separately.

Course Facts for Visiting Golfers

The table below draws on the club's December 2024 press release and the GolfPass course listing ^[1][2]. No official fee card was found, so Zora confirms the current rate for your dates.

How Senayan Plays

Senayan plays short at about 5,600 yards and par 69, so it rewards accuracy and a good short game over raw length.

A Compact City Course

The 18-hole layout plays to par 69 over about 5,600 yards ^[2]. That makes it shorter than the championship courses in Halim and South Jakarta. It suits golfers who want a relaxed round or a warm-up before bigger tests later in the trip.

The 2012 Redesign

JMP and Bob Moore redesigned the course, and it reopened in December 2012 ^[2]. Formerly Senayan National Golf Club, it now trades as Senayan Golf Club ^[1].

Night Golf at Senayan

Senayan runs floodlit night golf from 17:00 to 23:00, and the club calls it the only night golf in Jakarta.

Floodlit Hours

The club announced floodlit night golf from 17:00 to 23:00 in a December 2024 press release ^[1]. Evening rounds avoid the midday heat of a Jakarta day.

Fitting Night Golf Into a Trip

Night golf frees up the daytime for a round elsewhere, meetings or sightseeing. A morning at a championship course followed by an evening at Senayan is a realistic plan on a full trip day.

Getting to Senayan Golf Club

Senayan is in Jakarta's central business district, so for most city hotels it is the closest golf available.

Location in the CBD

The club's entrance is Pintu IX on Jalan Asia Afrika, in Senayan, Central Jakarta ^[1]. It sits within the Senayan Avenue development by Ottolima ^[1]. Rush-hour traffic in the CBD can still be slow, so allow extra time around office hours.

Transport on a Zora Trip

A Zora trip includes daily transport between your hotel and every course, including evening rounds. Your personal guide travels with you and is waiting when you finish under the lights.

How Visitors Book Senayan Golf Club

Senayan is open to the public, so visitors can book a round without a member, either direct or through a travel operator such as Zora.

Public Access and What Is Included

The club is open to the public, and GolfPass lists the buggy as included ^[2], while the caddie fee is charged separately. No official fee card was found during research, so rates should be confirmed for your dates.

Booking Through Zora Golf Travel

Zora books Senayan through the club's own visitor channels and confirms the tee time and inclusions before you travel. The round is then built into your itinerary with transport and your guide.

• Day or night tee time requested and confirmed before you fly
• Green fee POA, quoted separately for this course, with the caddie provided by the club and its fee paid directly to the caddie
• Daily transport from your hotel to the first tee and back
• A personal guide with you every day, from airport arrival to departure

Courses That Pair Well With Senayan

Senayan pairs well with a longer championship course, so the trip mixes a relaxed city round with a bigger test.

Pondok Indah in South Jakarta

Pondok Indah Golf Course is a 7,243-yard Robert Trent Jones Jr. layout that hosted the 2025 Indonesia Open. Its length contrasts well with Senayan's par 69.

History at Rawamangun

Jakarta Golf Club in Rawamangun, about 6 km east of central Jakarta, is Indonesia's oldest golf club. Both city courses suit a 5D4N Jakarta golf city stay with short daily transfers.

Caddies and Etiquette

Caddies are part of almost every round in Jakarta. The Jakarta caddie guide explains how they work and what visitors should know.