Kenya
The vast majority of foreign travellers who visit Kenya want to experience the wildlife and, with the world’s most famous game reserve on hand, there is nowhere better to see the wildebeest migration than the Maasai Mara. The Kenyan coast is fringed with gleaming white sandy beaches and the Indian Ocean provides for some of the best diving in the world.
Vipingo Ridge
Kenya
Vipingo Ridge
Situated less than an hour’s drive north of downtown Mombasa, the Baobab golf course is the first of two 18-hole layouts planned for an ambitious residential development at Vipingo Ridge...
Muthaiga Golf Club
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Muthaiga Golf Club
The Kenyan Open was held here from 1969 to 2002 and during its time at Muthaiga Golf Club, the competition was won by a trio of golfers who would go on to become Masters Champions...
Great Rift Valley
Kenya
Great Rift Valley
Laid out on the side of the Eburru Escarpment, on a remarkably flat plateau, the Great Rift Valley golf course measures a modest 6,580 yards and its routing weaves in and out of a number of small residential clusters...
Leisure Lodge
Kenya
Leisure Lodge
The 18-hole championship course at Leisure Lodge Beach & Golf Resort – home to the largest annual amateur event in Kenya, the Diani Beach Masters – is part of a huge facility on the shores of the Indian Ocean...
Thika Greens
Kenya
Thika Greens
Laid out by DDV Design Group in 2008, the 18-hole course at Thika Greens Golf Resort is the centrepiece of a gated community located on the outskirts of the industrial town of Thika. The layout’s main downside is the routing where there are some very long walks between greens and tees.