
Buloh, Puyoh, Kec. Dawe, Kabupaten Kudus, Jawa Tengah 59353, Indonesia

Residents interested in badminton can rent a court for IDR 25,000 per hour, with total costs dependent on the duration and number of courts used.
Players may visit individually, with friends, or join established groups and communities. Playing in groups has become a preferred option for those who incorporate badminton into their regular fitness routines.
Muhammad Mukhlas, a resident of Cendono, is a regular visitor to Graha Fila Sport, scheduling his sessions around his work commitments.

"I can play up to three times a week—Mondays, sometimes Fridays, or Sundays. But usually Mondays and Fridays when I'm off work," Mukhlas said.
Beyond the convenience of a regular schedule, Mukhlas cites several reasons for choosing Graha Fila Sport.
"For a village-level facility, the amenities are sufficient and the price is reasonable at IDR 25,000 per hour," he added.
The location’s proximity to his home and workplace also makes it a practical choice, allowing him to easily balance sports with his daily activities.
Prospective players should note that court availability can be limited, especially for groups or those seeking specific time slots.
Management reports that Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays are the busiest days, catering to communities, members, casual players, and school groups.
Saturday afternoons, for instance, are reserved for students from SMK RUS Kudus, with groups of approximately 20 people attending at once.
Given these fluctuations in availability, prospective users—particularly those planning group sessions—are encouraged to book in advance to secure their preferred time.
Reservations also allow users to confirm available slots before arriving, ensuring they can coordinate their schedules efficiently without the risk of court unavailability.

Field reservations can be made by contacting the management via WhatsApp at 081310933822 or 085728648057.
When booking, users can specify their desired date and time. Groups or communities are encouraged to provide the number of players and specific facility requirements to allow the management to verify availability.
Current management guidelines do not explicitly detail policies regarding down payments, cancellation procedures, or payment deadlines. Prospective users should confirm these terms during the reservation process.
Inquiries regarding additional arrangements for group visits should also be clarified at the time of booking to ensure the facility can be tailored to group needs and session duration.

Beyond its use as a badminton facility, Graha Fila Sport can be reconfigured for multipurpose events. The space typically reserved for sports can be adapted to host a variety of non-athletic activities.
Graha Fila Sport manager Khamat Dwi Jaya stated that venue rentals for events operate on a specific pricing scheme, with supporting equipment included in the rental package.
“Renting the building for an event, such as weddings, meetings, or youth gatherings, costs around Rp2 million. This is an all-inclusive rate that covers the sound system, stage, lighting, and other necessities,” explained Khamat.
This flexibility allows the venue to transition between athletic and community functions as needed. After serving as a badminton court, the facility can be rearranged to accommodate public activities.
Those interested in hosting an event are advised to contact the management to confirm date availability and discuss specific requirements or rental terms prior to finalizing a schedule.
In addition to the main arena, various supporting facilities are available for both participants and visitors at Graha Fila Sport.


Graha Fila Sport provides restrooms and a prayer room for visitor use. The parking area, located beside the building, has a capacity for approximately 50 motorcycles.

For players who do not have their own equipment, the management offers badminton racket rentals. This option is available to visitors who prefer not to bring their own gear.

to purchase food or drinks while at Graha Fila Sport.
Due to frequent use, maintenance remains a top priority for management. Cleaning is performed on a regular schedule, and damaged facilities are repaired as needed.
Khamat outlined the daily maintenance process.
"We prioritize cleanliness and mop the floors weekly. We also promptly replace any broken lights," he said.
Proper upkeep is essential, as the space hosts a variety of activities and high visitor traffic. Well-maintained facilities enhance the overall experience for both athletes and event attendees.
Graha Fila Sport operates daily from 8:00 a.m. to midnight WIB, offering flexible scheduling for morning, afternoon, and evening sessions.
The midnight closing time accommodates players seeking to exercise after work or other commitments. However, advance booking is recommended during peak hours to ensure court availability.
For Mukhlas, this flexibility supports his regular badminton routine. Drawing from his experience, he offers advice to those looking to take up the sport.
“Beginners should consider joining a club or community first, as equipment costs can be high. Once you have developed your skills, it is perfectly fine to invest in your own gear as you turn this into a hobby,” he said.
Joining a local club or community helps new players build a network of partners and play more consistently. With several groups already using Graha Fila Sport, it also serves as a hub for meeting other athletes.

First-time visitors can use the Dukuh Buloh football field as a landmark; Graha Fila Sport is located directly across from it on Jalan Kaliyetno, Buloh, Puyoh Village, Dawe District, Kudus Regency.
From downtown Kudus, visitors should head toward Jalan Muria to reach the Tugu Dawe monument. From there, turn left past the Dawe Military Command (Koramil), then take a right onto Jalan Kaliyetno.
The rural location is a significant advantage for regular users like Mukhlas, as the proximity to their homes and workplaces allows for consistent exercise without the need to travel to the city center.

For Mukhlas, the proximity of the badminton court makes it easier to maintain a fitness routine amid his busy schedule. He continues to encourage newcomers to join clubs or communities to get started.
“Beginners should consider joining a club or community first, as equipment costs can be high. Once you have developed your skills, it is perfectly fine to invest in your own gear as you turn this into a hobby,” he said.
Such athletic activity is central to life at Graha Fila Sport. At other times, the space transforms to host meetings, weddings, and various community events.
From routine sports sessions to communal gatherings, Graha Fila Sport remains a vital space that enlivens community life in Puyoh Village. (SNS/ITN/mainkekudus)