Bali Hai proudly continued its support for the Indonesia Women’s Open 2026 presented by BTN as the Official Beer Partner, a tournament that further strengthens Indonesia’s position on the Asia-Pacific women’s golf calendar. Held from January 30 to February 1, 2026 at Damai Indah Golf, BSD Course, the event brought together 120 elite golfers from more than 12 countries competing for a total prize purse of US$600,000. The presence of international players, strong federation backing, and enthusiastic spectators made this year’s edition both highly competitive and prestigious.
Thailand’s Jaravee Boonchant delivered an impressive final-round performance to secure the championship title with a total score of 13-under-par (203). On the final day, she carded a remarkable six-under-par 66, a performance that propelled her to the top of the leaderboard and allowed her to maintain her advantage through the closing holes. The victory further solidified her standing on the international stage and became one of the defining highlights of the tournament. Finishing as runner-up was Thai amateur
Prim Prachanakorn, who also claimed the Lowest Amateur honor after demonstrating consistent play throughout the three rounds.
The tournament was further elevated by the participation of prominent international names such as Yuna Araki of Japan and Jihyo Jung of Korea, whose presence added depth and intensity to the competition. Indonesia fielded 29 of its top golfers, comprising 13 professionals and 16 amateurs, all of whom showcased strong determination while competing against a highly competitive international field.
Special attention was given to Holly Victoria Halim, Bali Hai’s Brand Activator for women’s golf. Her participation not only represented the host nation but also reflected Bali Hai’s commitment to supporting Indonesian female athletes as they continue to grow and compete on the international stage. Her presence highlighted how meaningful collaboration between brand and athlete can contribute to the advancement of the sport.
Bali Hai extended its support to promising local golfers including Meva Schmit, Patricia Sinolungan, and Ida Ayu Melati. This support forms part of Bali Hai’s long-term commitment to building a sustainable golf ecosystem in Indonesia, while creating greater opportunities for emerging talents to gain exposure and valuable competitive experience.
Bali Hai’s participation in the Indonesia Women’s Open 2026 represents a tangible commitment to the continued growth of women’s golf in the country. Through active involvement and direct support for athletes, Bali Hai firmly believes that the future of women’s golf in Indonesia is increasingly promising.
Although the Indonesia Women’s Open 2026 has concluded, the competitive spirit and inspiration it generated will continue to resonate. See you at the next tournament, because every great achievement deserves to be celebrated.
