As you'd expect most of the golf in Zambia is centred around the capital. Lusaka is the product of a country battling to find its way in a new world, caught between colonial beginnings, years of socialist independence and now democracy.
Currently under the ownership of Mopani Copper Mines, Mark Wiltshire recently upgraded the course at Nkana Golf Club when he renovated the layout in advance of it hosting the Zambia Open in 2014...
Lusaka Golf Club is situated in the heart of the capital and it's described as “Zambia’s most prestigious sporting facility, attracting a good cross section of golfing nationalities”...
Formed in 1936 as a recreational activity for the employees of the Konkola Copper Mines, Nchanga Golf Club got into the habit of holding major competitions a decade later...
Commissioned by Union Gold Zambia, the Bonanza golf course was designed by Peter Matkovich and his associate Louis van der Walt and it’s the centrepiece of an upmarket residential development on the northeastern outskirts of Lusaka.
The inaugural Zambia Open on the Sunshine Tour was held at Ndola back in 1972 – won by Welshman Craig De Foy – and the club hosted the event three more times...
Owned by Mopani Copper Mines and operated by Mark Wiltshire’s Golf Management Company, the course at Mufulira Golf Club hosted the 3rd edition of Zambia Open back in 1974...
