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Indah Puri Golf Resort lies on Batam’s western shore at Sekupang, the ferry port that faces Singapore’s HarbourFront across the strait. That position shapes how most people play it: as a day out from Singapore, with the boat, the immigration queue and the round wrapped into one price. The course is a 1993 Ron Fream design with holes along the beach and others threading between lakes and jungle. The club held its 33rd annual tournament in October 2026, and its website takes booking requests for both day-trip packages and golf only.
The simplest route is the official day-trip package, booked through a form on the club’s website with your chosen Sindo Ferry or Batam Fast sailing between HarbourFront and Sekupang. It includes the return ferry, immigration clearance and porters at the Batam terminal, jetty transfers, 18 holes with your own caddie and a single buggy, and a meal. Golf-only play can also be requested through the same booking page, or by phone and WhatsApp. The package excludes caddie tips, set at a minimum of S$20 per golfer, and Indonesia’s visa on arrival, which the club prices at S$25. Weekend packages cost S$30 more than weekday ones.
Official September–December 2026 weekday day-trip package: return ferry from Singapore, transfers, 18 holes with caddie and single buggy, and a meal; weekends S$198.
| Day trip package, weekday (Sep–Dec 2026) | S$168 |
|---|---|
| Day trip package, weekend (Sep–Dec 2026) | S$198 |
| Minimum caddie tip per golfer | S$20 |
| Visa on arrival (if required) | S$25 |
Fream, who also designed Sentosa’s Serapong, laid out a par 72 of just under 6,100 metres on a 120-hectare site. The opening par five starts with a blind tee shot, which sets the tone for a course that asks for local knowledge. The seventh demands a carry over water from the tee and then avoids a second hazard guarding the green. The par-five 11th runs beside the sea with a split fairway, so you choose a line rather than simply bashing away. Water lines the right side of the long closing par four, which finishes on a tiered, sloping green. The turf is a mix of Bermuda and local cow grass, so fairway lies can be grainier than on Singapore’s polished courses.
Choose your ferry times before you fill in the booking form, as the club needs both sailings to arrange transfers. An outbound sailing early in the morning leaves room for lunch and an unhurried return. Bring your passport, Singapore dollars for the caddie tip and the visa fee, and a change of clothes for the boat home. The package price is a promotion for September to December 2026, so check the rate for later dates when you enquire.
Ferries from Singapore’s HarbourFront Centre cross to Sekupang terminal, and the club transfer runs from the jetty to the course and back. Golfasian places Indah Puri about 15 minutes from Nagoya, Batam’s main commercial district. Batam’s Hang Nadim Airport (BTH) is on the far, eastern side of the island, so most international visitors fly into Singapore Changi.
Nearby: 1. Batam Island Country Club (18 km) · 2. Sentosa Golf Club (19 km) · 3. Orchid Country Club (36 km) · 4. Laguna Golf Bintan (45 km) · 5. Ponderosa Golf & Country Club (47 km) · 6. Ria Bintan Golf Club (52 km)
Most golfers treat Indah Puri as a day trip and sleep in Singapore, close to HarbourFront if they want a short walk to the ferry. For a longer Batam stay, Nagoya and Batam Centre have the island’s widest range of hotels and restaurants, while the Nongsa coast on the east side has quieter beach resorts. The club’s team can also quote multi-round arrangements.
Batam Island Country Club in Nongsa makes a good second day, with Greg Norman’s water carries contrasting with Fream’s seaside holes. In Singapore, Sentosa Golf Club’s Serapong is another Fream design if you want to compare. Off the course, Nagoya’s markets and food courts are a short drive away, and the Barelang bridges linking Batam to its southern islands are a popular half-day drive.
Batam is warm and humid in every month. The wettest spell comes with the north-east monsoon, roughly November to January, which can also bring rougher crossings. February to September is usually the steadier window, with brief afternoon thunderstorms the main interruption.
Explore golf by monthThe official September to December 2026 promotion is S$168 on weekdays and S$198 at weekends. It covers the return ferry between HarbourFront and Sekupang, clearance and porters, jetty transfers, 18 holes with caddie and buggy, and one meal.
The caddie tip, which has a minimum of S$20 per golfer, and the S$25 visa on arrival for Indonesia. The club notes that Singapore permanent residents are exempt from the visa charge.
Sindo Ferry and Batam Fast both sail from HarbourFront Centre to Sekupang, the terminal closest to the course. You choose your outbound and return sailings on the club’s booking form so transfers can be arranged.
Last checked 11 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
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