Sijori Driving Range

Batam occupies a peculiar position in Southeast Asian golf — close enough to Singapore that the city-state's skyline is visible on clear days across the Strait of Singapore, yet firmly Indonesian in character and price point. That proximity has long made Batam a destination for Singaporean golfers chasing more affordable rounds, and the island's golf facilities reflect that cross-border demand. The Riau Islands' low-lying, humid terrain is blanketed in tropical vegetation year-round, with warm temperatures and afternoon showers that keep the landscape lush.

Sijori Driving Range serves the practice end of that market — a standalone facility where golfers can work on their swing without committing to a full round. For visiting Singaporeans or Batam locals looking to dial in their ball-striking before heading to one of the island's full courses, a dedicated range fills a genuine gap.

Batam's full courses, including Tering Bay and Palm Spring, draw weekend visitors regularly, and a practice facility in this corridor serves both the serious golfer tuning up and the beginner finding their footing for the first time.