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Africa

Africa is vast and diverse, covering twenty per cent of Earth's land. While football reigns supreme, golf thrives in spots like Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Kenya, and Mauritius.

  1. Durban Country Club

    KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

    The Country Club course at Durban Country Club has played host to sixteen South African Opens, more than any other course in the land.

  2. Fancourt (The Links)

    Western Cape, South Africa

    The Links course at Fancourt opened for play in November 2000 and it represents a unique and very tough South African golfing experience.

  3. Morocco’s King Hassan II – a real golf enthusiast – commissioned American-based architect Robert Trent Jones to design Royal Golf Dar Es Salam in the late 1960s on a massive 1,000-acre site...

  4. Humewood Golf Club

    Eastern Cape, South Africa

    Greens at Humewood are firm and fast, requiring a sure putting touch – which was needed when the South African Open returned to this top class links in 2006.

  5. Situated right on the Atlantic coast, the golf complex at the Hilton Al Houara Resort & Spa is a rather unique offering from the unlikely design partnership of Graham Marsh and Vijay Singh.

  6. St Francis Links

    Eastern Cape, South Africa

    The course at St Francis Bay lies a little inland from the coast and it displays many links traits with fairways laid out on rugged, tumbling, sandy terrain...

  7. Leopard Creek Country Club

    Mpumalanga, South Africa

    Leopard Creek Country Club – the wild thing – is a course that’s in-tune with nature. Set on the edge of the Kruger National Park it's a cocktail of golf and safari.

  8. Michlifen

    Morocco

    Situated close to the small mountain town of Ifrane, Michlifen Golf & Country Club sits at an altitude of 5,500 feet above sea level within the stunning Middle Atlas Mountain Region of Morocco, between Fez and Meknes.

  9. The East course at Royal Johannesburg and Kensington is famed for its fearsome start to the inward half, with back-to-back par fours over 500 yards in length at the 10th and 11th holes.

  10. The course at Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club (formerly known as Le Touessrok) is set on its own tropical island in the Indian Ocean and it's a prestigious IMG layout that bears Bernhard Langer's architectural stamp of approval.

  11. Mazagan

    Morocco

    Gary Player is the architect of the 18-hole Mazagan golf course and it’s rather fitting that this golfing legend, who claimed his Open titles on championship seaside courses, should fashion this contemporary links layout on Morocco’s Atlantic coast.

  12. Glendower Golf Club

    Gauteng, South Africa

    Formed back in 1935, the Glendower Golf Club engaged the services of Harry Colt’s associate, Charles Hugh Alison, to lay out an 18-hole parkland course in two loops of nine...

  13. The tee for the par three 17th is located at the highest point on the golf course – offering panoramic views of all the holes on the back nine – and it’s the starting point for the signature hole at Assoufid.

  14. Arabella Country Estate

    Western Cape, South Africa

    Arabella Golf Club is set dramatically on the edge of Bot River Lagoon. This wetland is home to thousands of waterfowl, so keep your eyes peeled for the Blue Crane… this beautiful bird is even the Arabella club emblem.

  15. Millvale Golf Estate

    North West, South Africa

    Few know much about the course at the ultra-private Millvale Golf Estate, which is located in the North West Province, near Koster and not far from Rustenburg.

  16. The River Club

    Gauteng, South Africa

    Founded in 1967, the River Club is an ultra-exclusive golf club often referred to as "the Augusta National of South Africa".

  17. The fairways of the Tazegzout golf course at the Taghazout Bay Resort occupy a massive 190-acre site that sits 250 feet above the Atlantic, with views of the ocean’s sparkling waters enjoyed from every hole on the layout.

  18. Gary Player Country Club

    North West, South Africa

    The Gary Player Country Club is perhaps South Africa’s most famous course thanks to the “Million Dollar Golf Challenge”. Naturally the “Black Knight” designed it and it’s one of the longest courses in the country...

  19. Fancourt (Montagu)

    Western Cape, South Africa

    The 18-hole Montagu parkland layout is the original course at Fancourt (from an initial 27-hole design), which was upgraded in 2005 when new 1st and 9th holes were introduced.

  20. A very private 18-holer that you'll not find listed in any Moroccan golf directory, Golf du Palais Royal d’Agadir is a Robert Trent Jones Snr design that lies within the heavily guarded ramparts of the Royal Palace...

  21. 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...

  22. 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...

  23. East London

    Eastern Cape, South Africa

    East London Golf Club has hosted the South African Open seven times (between 1930 and 2001) and it’s widely regarded as one of the top courses in the Eastern Cape.

  24. Pearl Valley

    Western Cape, South Africa

    Laid out within a 500-acre residential estate in the Cape Winelands, Pearl Valley is one of the most visually pleasing golf courses imaginable...

  25. Peter Matkovich was the architect who fashioned the course at the Heritage (Le Château) (formerly Golf du Château) within the enormous Domaine de Bel Ombre estate on the southwest coast of Mauritius.

  26. Blair Atholl Golf Estate

    Gauteng, South Africa

    Measuring an incredible 8,300 yards from the back markers, Blair Atholl is one of the longest golf courses in the world...

  27. The Yasmine Valley golf course at Hammamet offers a great deal more than the normal type of resort golf experience one might expect through an undulating landscape of pine and olive groves.

  28. 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.

  29. Phakalane

    Botswana

    After more than two years in the making, Phakalane Golf Estate has risen up from Botswana’s hot, arid scrubland.

  30. George

    Western Cape, South Africa

    George Golf Club members have played on the same site for more than 85 years so it’s little wonder George is sometimes referred to – by Fancourt visitors in particular – as “the Old Course.”