Martabe Sejahtera Golf Club is located in Medan, the capital of North Sumatra in Indonesia. The course was designed by Gus Grantham Construction, a firm known for golf development work in Southeast Asia during the late 20th century. The club serves the Medan golfing community and the broader region as a venue for recreational and competitive play. The course reflects the tropical landscape characteristic of North Sumatra, with routing that takes advantage of the region's natural topography and vegetation. Like many courses built in Indonesia during this period, Martabe Sejahtera incorporates the challenges of tropical climate and maintenance into its design—typically featuring generous fairways, strategic bunkering, and water hazards that demand precision from players navigating the heat and humidity of the region. The club functions as a social and sporting hub for Medan's golf community, hosting local tournaments and member events. The setting and specific hole-by-hole character reflect the practical design approach common to regional courses in Indonesia, balancing playability for members of varying skill levels with the technical demands of competitive golf. As with many courses in the region, the club culture centers on the social aspects of the game alongside its competitive traditions.