Ain Nakhl Golf Club is an 18-hole course in the Al-Farha District of Buqayq, within Saudi Aramco’s Eastern Province community. The club is one of the long-established golf facilities associated with the company’s residential and recreational network, offering a full round in an inland desert setting. Its history dates to 1948, making it one of the earlier golf venues in the Kingdom.
Taba Heights Golf Resort brings championship golf to the dramatic landscape of South Sinai, between the mountains and the Gulf of Aqaba. The course is part of the Taba Heights resort destination, where the desert terrain, Red Sea air and distant mountain views give the round a distinctive character. Its setting makes it one of the northern Red Sea region’s notable golf venues.
Golf City Club is part of the Golf City development in Obour City, east of central Cairo. The development combines a sports and social club with a hotel and commercial facilities. Its golf course is a defining part of the setting: the official Golf City material describes the Radisson Blu Golf City Hotel as overlooking an 18-hole course, placing golf at the centre of the destination’s leisure offer.
Mesaieed Golf Club is one of Qatar’s longstanding golf communities, located in the industrial town of Mesaieed south of Doha. Established in 1951, the club played an early role in introducing and sustaining golf in the country. Its traditional sand-course format offers an experience distinct from the modern, irrigated grass courses, while its relaxed atmosphere reflects the community around the club.
Dukhan Golf Club is one of Qatar’s oldest golf venues, set inside the Dukhan community on the country’s western coast. The club grew alongside the town’s energy-industry community and has long served as both a sports facility and a social meeting place. Its traditional sand-course character preserves a form of golf that predates the fully grassed championship resorts now found elsewhere in the Gulf.
Kuwait International Golf & Country Club is a nine-hole golf facility in Mina Abdullah, in Kuwait’s Al Ahmadi Governorate. The club was established in 2009 and was planned as the first stage of a larger golf development. Its setting on Wafra Road gives it a different position from the older sand-based course at Ahmadi and the established resort club at Sahara.
NEWGIZA Golf brings championship golf to the elevated landscape west of Cairo, with the Great Pyramids of Giza forming an exceptional visual reference from the course. The club is part of the wider NEWGIZA development and gives the city a distinctive golf destination where the historic Giza Plateau remains part of the view.
The Bahrain Golf Club in Riffa grew from the local sporting community and opened its nine-hole course in 1962, helping establish a strong Bahraini presence in the game.
Yas Acres Golf & Country Club is a community-focused golf venue on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi. The club brings a compact golf experience into a wider residential and leisure destination, making it an approachable option for newcomers, families and experienced players looking for a shorter round. Its location places the course within easy reach of Yas Island’s hotels, attractions and waterfront.
Al Maha Golf Club is an 18-hole sand course in the Al Seeb area of Muscat, listed as an off-site golf facility by InterContinental Muscat. It offers a traditional brown-course format in contrast to the grass championship courses that have since developed around the capital. Its location gives golfers an option within the Muscat urban area while preserving the character of Oman’s older sand-golf tradition.
