Pondok Indah Golf and Country Club occupies a prominent position in South Jakarta, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and opened in the mid-1980s during Indonesia's golf development boom. The course serves one of Jakarta's established residential communities and has long been a fixture in the capital's golf landscape. Jones brought his characteristic strategic design approach to a relatively flat site, incorporating water hazards, mature tropical vegetation, and bunkering that rewards thoughtful course management over pure distance. The layout features the lush, verdant conditions typical of equatorial golf, with palm trees, flowering plants, and water features integrated throughout the routing. Multiple lakes and canals come into play on several holes, requiring golfers to navigate both lateral and forced carries. The design emphasizes accuracy and positioning, with generous landing areas balanced by well-defended greens that demand precise approach play. Pondok Indah functions as both a private club and a social hub for Jakarta's business and expatriate communities. The facility includes extensive practice areas and clubhouse amenities that reflect the club's role in the city's social fabric. While Jakarta's urban expansion has surrounded the property over the decades, the course maintains its parkland character and continues to host corporate tournaments and member competitions throughout the year.