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Egypt

Discover Egypt's Golfing Heritage: From the Pyramids to the Fairways. Explore mystical courses dating back to WW1 and modern gems by top designers. Pack your bags and clubs for an enchanting golfing journey in the land of wonders!

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  1. The Allegria is Greg Norman’s first North African golf course design, opening to rave reviews when it was first unveiled in 2010 on the outskirts of Cairo.

  2. In a remarkable feat of engineering, the imagination of Faldo and technical excellence of Schmidt and Curley transformed a barren and featureless Egyptian desert into a lush golfing oasis called Katameya Dunes...

  3. Cascades at Somabay was far ahead of its time when it opened in 1998, in fact it was the first championship golf course in North Africa to be designed by any of the modern day “Great Triumvirate”...

  4. Newgiza

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    Built on the site of an old quarry on the outskirts of Cairo, the course at NEWGIZA Golf Club is the final design from architects Thomson Perrett & Lobb, opening for play in 2019.

  5. The 18-hole El Ein Bay course and 9-hole Little Venice layout were officially amalgamated in 2015 to form an exciting 27-hole golf complex named Sokhna Golf Club.

  6. Katameya Heights was to be Egypt’s first residential golf resort when it was first proposed in the early 1990s and the developers tasked Yves Bureau with the transformation of a desert landscape...

  7. Peter Harradine was the architect behind the 18-hole championship golf course at Mirage City in the late 1990s...

  8. Palm Hills Golf Course is situated less than 30 kilometres from the Great Pyramid of Giza and it was laid out on top of a limestone landscape by Florida-based architect John Sanford.

  9. The Madinat Makadi golf course has been constructed to USGA specifications with fairways routed around a substantial residential development.

  10. Originally designed by US architect Carl Litten and stretching out beyond 7,200 yards from the back tees, the Championship course at Dreamland Golf & Tennis Resort can play tough.