Bali National Golf Club

We would like to inform you that Bali National Golf Club will be permanently closing its operations, including the golf course, driving range, and all related services, effective May 1, 2025.

This iconic course has been a cherished stop on many of our golf journeys, and we know it holds special memories for many of you. While we are saddened by this news, we remain committed to offering unforgettable golf experiences across Southeast Asia.

If you were planning a golf trip to Bali, our team at Asia Golf Trail is here to recommend alternative courses and help rework your itinerary to ensure your trip remains seamless and enjoyable.

Bali National Golf Country Club, re-opened in 2013 after extensive renovations, now stretches to over 7,100 yards from the black tees. Once acclaimed as one of Asia’s top courses and host of the 1994 Asian Dunhill Masters, it is poised to regain its prestigious status.

Located on the southern tip of Bali, just 15 minutes from the airport, this Hawaiian-themed championship course is divided into three distinct sections. The front nine winds through tropical jungle with views of the Indian Ocean and, on clear days, Mt. Agung. Notably challenging is the narrow 618-yard par-5 7th hole, which demands a powerful and precise drive.

The back nine transitions from jungle to a coconut grove with towering palm trees, where sand traps become prevalent. The par-3 12th hole offers a respite from the sand, but water hazards come into play, adding complexity to the course.

The final section, near the beach, features two par-4s around a 16-acre lake, with the final hole offering a view of the course from the clubhouse terrace. The course benefits from superb maintenance with newly-laid Paspalum turf, ensuring excellent conditions year-round.

Golf carts are mandatory due to the course’s size, but they are essential for navigating the expansive layout. After your round, enjoy a meal or drink on the clubhouse terrace, overlooking the course.