Putri Tujuh Golf Club

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best time of year to play Putri Tujuh Golf Club?

We highly recommend visiting Putri Tujuh during Indonesia's dry season, typically from May to September. You'll find the course in its prime condition then, with firm fairways and less humidity making for a much more enjoyable round. Avoid the heavy rains of December to February if you can.

How challenging is Putri Tujuh for an average golfer?

Putri Tujuh offers a fair challenge, but it's not overly punishing for the average golfer if you play smart. The real test comes from its undulating greens and a few strategically placed water hazards on the back nine, particularly around holes 13 and 15. We found it a rewarding experience without being frustrating.

What makes Putri Tujuh's scenery unique compared to other Indonesian courses?

What truly sets Putri Tujuh apart is its stunning backdrop of lush, tropical rainforest and distant volcanic peaks - it's a real feast for the eyes. You won't get ocean views here, but the dense, vibrant greenery and the occasional glimpse of local wildlife create a wonderfully immersive and serene golfing environment. It feels truly Indonesian.

What should I expect regarding caddy services and pace of play at Putri Tujuh?

You'll find the caddy service at Putri Tujuh to be excellent and highly recommended; they are knowledgeable about the greens and always eager to help. Pace of play is generally relaxed, especially on weekdays, allowing you to truly savor each shot without feeling rushed. We always appreciate a caddy who knows exactly where your ball went into the jungle!

Are there any specific local tips for visiting Putri Tujuh, like nearby accommodations or dining?

For your visit to Putri Tujuh, we suggest staying in a local boutique hotel or guesthouse rather than a large chain, as it offers a more authentic Indonesian experience. After your round, definitely seek out a local 'warung' for some incredible, fresh Indonesian food - it's a much better culinary adventure than sticking to the clubhouse restaurant.