New par-three course to officially open in Bali this October

The sixth hole features views of a traditional Balinese kul-kul tower
It is the first 18-hole par-three course to open in Indonesia
The Bukit Pandawa layout has been designed by Bob Moore of JMP Golf Course Design
The fifth hole features views of the Indian Ocean

By Sean Dudley

Wed 07 Sep, 2016

The first 18-hole par-three golf course in Indonesia will officially open for play this October.

Located at Bukit Pandawa Golf & Country Club on the island of Bali, the new par-three course has been designed by Bob Moore of JMP Golf Course Design.

Bukit Pandawa Golf & Country Club sits on the edge of the Bukit Peninsula and is characterised by a number of rock outcroppings, terraced rice paddies and clifftop sea views.

A highlight of the design is the 148-yard 13th hole, which is framed by three bunkers and features curved stone walls in the foreground and a traditional Balinese kul-kul tower and the Indian Ocean in the background.

With a par of 54, a typical round takes about 90 minutes.

The official grand opening will take place on 8 October.