JAKARTA - The professional and amateur golf tournament The Indonesia Pro-Am presented by Combiphar & Nomura 2026 will be held again on August 19-21, 2026 at Gunung Geulis Country Club, Bogor, West Java.
Entering the fourth edition since its debut in 2023, the tournament which is part of the Asian Development Tour (ADT) calendar will bring together 100 professional golfers and 100 amateur golfers. This tournament competes in the individual and pro-am team categories with a total prize for professional golfers of 150,000 US dollars.
In the first two rounds, the participants will play on the East Course and West Course of Gunung Geulis before continuing the competition to the final round. This format is one of the challenges in the tournament which not only tests the ability, but also the experience and mental competition of the participants.
The presence of amateur golfers is one of the attractions of The Indonesia Pro-Am. They have the opportunity to experience the atmosphere of the tournament with professional golfers in an event that is part of the ADT calendar.
President Director of Combiphar, Michael Wanandi, said that the implementation of The Indonesia Pro-Am was part of an effort to provide a competitive experience while supporting the development of Indonesian golfers.
"Through The Indonesia Pro-Am, we want to provide a valuable competitive experience for Indonesian amateur golfers while continuing to support professional golfers to achieve internationally," said Michael in an official statement received Friday, August 14, 2026.
Meanwhile, Nomura is again the presenting sponsor. Managing Director International Wealth Management Nomura Singapore Limited, Yohei Akasaki, assessed the enthusiasm of amateur participants showed a high interest in the tournament with a professional atmosphere.
"We see a high level of enthusiasm from amateur participants as a signal that they need a competitive golf event and provide a different experience," said Yohei.
Gunung Geulis Country Club is trusted to host for the fourth time. The venue has two 18-hole courses, East and West Course, which have experience hosting various ADT events since 2016.
President Director of Gunung Geulis Country Club, Agung Budiman, ensured that both fields were prepared to support the tournament.
"Gunung Geulis is always committed to preparing the East and West Courses in the best condition for The Indonesia Pro-Am. Participants will get a different experience when playing these two courses in the ADT competition atmosphere," said Agung.
From Indonesian golfers, attention is focused on Kevin Caesario Akbar, winner of The Indonesia Pro-Am 2023, as well as Naraajie Emerald Ramadhan Putra who has three ADT titles. In the 2025 edition, Naraajie finished T3 with a score of 14-under, only one stroke behind the champion Nopparat Panichphol from Thailand.
With a format that brings together professional and amateur golfers, The Indonesia Pro-Am 2026 is expected to become one of the important events in the development of Indonesian golf while providing a competitive experience for participants.
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