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Play three contrasting 18-hole courses across Bali in a compact 3-day package with private transfers and hotel nights. From cliff-top drives at New Kuta to the misty fairways of Handara, this tour handles logistics so you can focus on golf.
Play three contrasting 18-hole courses across Bali in a compact 3-day package with private transfers and hotel nights. From cliff-top drives at New Kuta to the misty fairways of Handara, this tour handles logistics so you can focus on golf.
Morning light breaks over a cliff-side fairway and the ocean wind dares your drive as you step onto Bali’s first tee. This three-day package strings together 18 holes at New Kuta Golf (Pecatu), Bali Handara (Singaraja area), and Bali National (Benoa), with private transfers, hotel nights, and local caddies smoothing logistics so players can focus on the course.
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Operated by Sunrise Indonesia Tour & Travel · Denpasar, Bali
Morning light breaks over a cliff-side fairway and the ocean wind dares your drive as you step onto Bali’s first tee. This three-day package strings together 18 holes at New Kuta Golf (Pecatu), Bali Handara (Singaraja area), and Bali National (Benoa), with private transfers, hotel nights, and local caddies smoothing logistics so players can focus on the course.
Bali’s golf history runs parallel to its rise as a tourist island: courses were developed to showcase dramatic topography — coastal cliffs, volcanic foothills and inland lakes — while serving a growing international visitor market. Geology matters here; volcanic soils produce firm fairways and sudden elevation shifts that shift club selection, while coastal breezes at New Kuta can turn a par into a test.
Culture threads through the tour: temple spires punctuate drives across the island and local caddies often share practical tips and small stories about nearby villages. Expect early starts for travel between courses — Handara sits higher in the island’s central north and requires a multi-hour drive from the south.
Practical guidance: book tee times early to avoid midday heat and afternoon storms during the wet season, carry sunscreen and a light rain shell, and confirm club rental options if you’re not bringing bags. The operator provides private, air-conditioned transport, breakfast and hotel stays; lunches and dinners are self-pay. Be prepared with passport info for booking and allow buffer time for island traffic when planning departures from Ngurah Rai International Airport.
Green fees and caddy fees are included as listed in the itinerary, but meals beyond breakfast are self-pay.
Travel times vary: New Kuta is ~30–60 minutes from the south, Handara requires a 3–4 hour drive from southern hotels, and Bali National is near Benoa (30–60 minutes), so expect several hours of transit overall.
Private transport is included; confirm if the vehicle you book accommodates multiple golf bags or request a larger vehicle at booking.
Yes — the package is private and can be adapted, but confirm availability and any additional costs for guests who do not play.
Sunrise Indonesia Tour & Travel operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light breaks over a cliff-side fairway and the ocean wind dares your drive as you step onto Bali’s first tee. This three-day package strings together 18 holes at New Kuta Golf (Pecatu), Bali Handara (Singaraja area), and Bali National (Benoa), with private transfers, hotel nights, and local caddies smoothing logistics so players can focus on the course.
Morning light breaks over a cliff-side fairway and the ocean wind dares your drive as you step onto Bali’s first tee. This three-day package strings together 18 holes at New Kuta Golf (Pecatu), Bali Handara (Singaraja area), and Bali National (Benoa), with private transfers, hotel nights, and local caddies smoothing logistics so players can focus on the course.
Bali’s golf history runs parallel to its rise as a tourist island: courses were developed to showcase dramatic topography — coastal cliffs, volcanic foothills and inland lakes — while serving a growing international visitor market. Geology matters here; volcanic soils produce firm fairways and sudden elevation shifts that shift club selection, while coastal breezes at New Kuta can turn a par into a test.
Culture threads through the tour: temple spires punctuate drives across the island and local caddies often share practical tips and small stories about nearby villages. Expect early starts for travel between courses — Handara sits higher in the island’s central north and requires a multi-hour drive from the south.
Practical guidance: book tee times early to avoid midday heat and afternoon storms during the wet season, carry sunscreen and a light rain shell, and confirm club rental options if you’re not bringing bags. The operator provides private, air-conditioned transport, breakfast and hotel stays; lunches and dinners are self-pay. Be prepared with passport info for booking and allow buffer time for island traffic when planning departures from Ngurah Rai International Airport.