Finna Golf & Country Club sits in Pasuruan Regency in East Java, roughly an hour's drive south of Surabaya along the coastal plain that stretches toward Mount Bromo and the Tengger massif. The course was designed by Peter Thomson, Michael Wolveridge, and Ross Perrett, the Australian design team responsible for numerous layouts across Southeast Asia during the 1990s and early 2000s. Thomson, a five-time Open Championship winner, brought a preference for strategic ground game options and natural contours to his design work, often adapting routing to existing landforms rather than imposing heavily manufactured features. The property occupies relatively flat to gently rolling terrain typical of the region's agricultural lowlands, with the layout incorporating water features and stands of tropical vegetation to define holes and frame playing corridors. The design emphasizes width off the tee and rewards positioning for approach angles, consistent with Thomson's philosophy of offering multiple routes to accommodate different skill levels. Bunkering tends to be strategic rather than penal, and greens feature subtle movement that becomes more apparent in faster conditions. Finna serves a membership drawn primarily from Surabaya and the surrounding East Java region. The club offers the standard amenities expected of Indonesian country clubs, including dining facilities that reflect local and regional cuisine. The course remains less internationally known than some of Indonesia's resort destinations but provides a solid test of golf within the Thomson-Wolveridge-Perrett portfolio, particularly for players familiar with their design principles across the Asia-Pacific region.