EN-ID Blog
Jakarta, June 25, 2025 – The 16th Tim Mackay Golf Invitational powered by Conwood was successfully held on Thursday, June 19, 2025, at Damai Indah Golf – BSD Course. This prestigious annual tournament once again brought together professionals from the property and construction industries, serving not only as a premier networking event but also as a platform for giving back to the community.
Organized by the Propcon Golf Club and fully supported by Conwood along with more than 40 sponsoring companies, the tournament welcomed 138 participants, all of whom were exclusive invitees from sponsor partners.
Carrying the spirit of “Giving Back to Humanity,” this year’s tournament partnered with Habitat for Humanity Indonesia and successfully raised IDR 390,000,000. The funds will support the reconstruction of two elementary schools in Gresik and Teluk Jambe, providing better access to education for children in these areas.
“We are truly grateful for the participation and support from all sponsors and players. This is more than just a golf tournament—it is a shared step toward a brighter educational future for Indonesian children,” said Mr. Desmond Kandiawan, Chairman of Propcon Golf Club.
“As the charity partner of the 16th Tim Mackay Golf Invitational, Habitat for Humanity Indonesia deeply appreciates every form of support provided by Propcon Golf Club for the two schools we are about to rebuild. Through golf, together we can help shape a brighter generation for Indonesia,” affirmed Abraham Tulung, Resource Development General Manager of Habitat for Humanity Indonesia.
The tournament was filled with competitive spirit, enthusiasm, and camaraderie. Surya King claimed the Best Nett Overall title, while Simon Reynolds was awarded Best Gross Overall.
This event not only served as a valuable professional networking opportunity but also reinforced the commitment of the industry community to contribute meaningfully to social development through the sport of golf.
About Propcon Golf Club
Propcon Golf Club is a golf community comprised of professionals and players from Indonesia’s property and construction industries. Established in 2008, the club currently has 80 permanent members and regularly holds monthly tournaments, in addition to two major annual events. Propcon aims to strengthen relationships among its members, advance the property and construction sectors, and contribute to social causes under the spirit of “Giving Back to Community.”
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