Top Ten Mind-Blowing Golf Courses in Africa

Top Ten Mind-Blowing Golf Courses in Africa

Lemuria Golf Course, Praslin Island, Seychelles

Yet another breathtaking Indian Ocean Islands wonder, the par-70 Lemuria Golf Course, was designed by Marc Ferry and Rodney Wright. Although the course is relatively short in length, it’s full of challenges, but you have the panoramic views and spectacular scenery of the islands to soothe your soul as you maneuver.

Fancourt Links, George, Western Cape, South Africa

The famous Fancourt Links course is yet another Gary Player design and launched operations in 2000. It is famous for hosting the 2003 Presidents Cup, which saw a dramatic playoff between Ernie Els and Tiger Woods in the finals, ending in a historical tie.

Leopard Rock Golf Resort, Mutare, Zimbabwe

The 72-par Leopard Rock Golf Resort in Zimbabwe is a spectacular Peter Matkovich design with USGA-standard greens. Shadowed by Leopard Rock Mountain and carved out of dense woodland, the course presents many elevation changes, and golfers enjoy indigenous flora, tree ferns, wild orchids, and teeming bird life.

Arabella Hotel and Spa, Hermanus, South Africa

Back to the golf powerhouse of South Africa, the Arabella Hotel and Spa is located close to the famous whale-watching town of Hermanus, just below the breathtaking Kogelberg mountains. A work of famous designer Peter Matkovich, the course is known for its beautiful holes and has attracted top golfers like Gary Player and Ernie Els.

Lusaka Golf Club, Zambia

Lusaka Golf Club in Zambia boasts a par-73, 18-hole golf course marked with rows of luscious trees, well-manicured greens, wide fairways, various ponds, and sand traps. The course offers a unique combination of beauty and challenges that attract golfers of all handicap levels.

Final Thoughts

There is indeed more to Africa than we see in movies. For a golf lover planning your next vacation, the African continent is your perfect pick because it presents a wide array of world-class golf courses in various countries and allows you to enjoy breathtaking scenery and wildlife. You will also interact with people from rich cultural backgrounds and might even leave knowing a new ethnic language!