Royale Jakarta Golf Club

The West-North course at Royale Jakarta Golf Club represents one of several layouts at this substantial golf facility in Indonesia's capital city. Bob Moore Jr. and the JMP Group designed this course as part of the club's multi-course offering, contributing to Jakarta's golf infrastructure during a period of significant development in Indonesian golf. The design reflects the flat topography characteristic of Jakarta's coastal plain, where strategic bunkering and water management become essential elements in creating challenge and variety. Jakarta's tropical climate and the region's natural landscape inform the course's character. Dense vegetation typical of Java frames the holes, while water features—both functional for drainage in this low-lying area and strategic for play—appear throughout the routing. The flat terrain allows for relatively walkable golf, though the heat and humidity make motorized transport common. The design likely emphasizes accuracy over distance, with narrow corridors and well-placed hazards rewarding precise shot-making. Royale Jakarta serves a membership drawn from the city's business and professional community, functioning as both a recreational amenity and a venue for corporate golf in Indonesia's largest metropolitan area. The club's multiple courses allow for variety in daily play and the capacity to host larger tournaments and member events. As with many Jakarta clubs, the facility integrates golf with dining and social functions that reflect the city's cosmopolitan character.