Ras Tanura Surfside Golf Club is an established golf course within the Najmah community on Saudi Arabia’s eastern Gulf coast. The club is closely associated with the Ras Tanura community and the history of golf around the early oil-industry settlements. Its coastal location and long-established playing tradition make it one of the Eastern Province’s distinctive golf venues.
Wadi Al Saeed Golf Club is an 18-hole desert course in Udhailiyah, in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province. Set within the area’s gently undulating landscape, the course is one of the golf facilities associated with the established residential and industrial communities of the region. Its setting and traditional playing surfaces give it a character different from the manicured resort courses found in the Kingdom’s newer golf destinations.
Djerba Golf Club is a 27-hole golf destination on Tunisia’s island of Djerba, set among palms and the low coastal landscape close to the Mediterranean. The club’s three nine-hole loops allow players to build different 18-hole combinations, giving repeat visitors more than one way to experience the property. The setting combines a resort atmosphere with a course layout that uses the island’s natural vegetation and terrain.
The Residence Golf Course is a championship golf destination on the Mediterranean coast at Gammarth, north of Tunis. Designed as part of the wider The Residence Tunis resort, the course combines open coastal views with a carefully landscaped layout. Its setting gives golfers a calm resort environment while keeping the historic sites, dining and urban attractions of Tunis within reach.
Yasmine Golf Club Hammamet is an established golf and leisure destination in Bir-Bou-Regba, close to the resort area of Hammamet. Founded in 1991, the club has developed beyond a traditional course into a sports and hospitality venue, combining golf with training, padel and dining. Its location gives golfers access to the wider resort and coastal attractions of the Hammamet region.
Discovery Dunes is a private golf destination in Dubai South, developed as a members’ club around a championship course by American architect Tom Fazio. The project is designed to offer a low-density, nature-led golf environment, with extensive landscaped space and a residential and lifestyle concept built around the course. It represents a different model from Dubai’s established resort clubs, with membership at the centre of access.
Safaa Golf Club is located at King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) in Thuwal, on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast. The course is part of the university’s recreational and sporting facilities and provides a compact golf setting for the KAUST community and players with access to the campus. Its location by the Red Sea gives the club a distinctive coastal backdrop north of Jeddah.
Jebel Sifah Golf Course brings a compact resort-golf experience to a coastal community south-east of Muscat. The course sits between the Gulf of Oman and the rugged Hajar Mountains, giving golfers a distinctive landscape of sea views, rocky hills and desert vegetation. Its nine-hole format is designed to fit naturally into a resort stay, whether as a full round played twice or a shorter game between other activities.
LA VIE Country Club is the new identity of the former Muscat Hills Golf & Country Club, one of Oman’s best-known golf venues. The course occupies a natural wadi landscape on the edge of Muscat, with the Hajar Mountains and the Sea of Oman visible from different parts of the property. Reintroduced under the LA VIE name in 2026, the club combines the established course with an expanded approach to sport, coaching and lifestyle facilities.
The Golf Club of Lebanon is one of the country’s most established sporting institutions. Founded in 1923, the club has grown into a family-oriented country club with an 18-hole golf course and a wide range of sports and social facilities. Its grounds sit beside the Mediterranean Sea, a short distance from central Beirut, providing a substantial green space within the capital.
