Golf de Carthage is one of Tunisia’s historic golf venues, located in Chotrana 2 in the La Soukra area north-east of central Tunis. Created in 1927, the club has a long place in the sporting life of the capital and offers a compact course whose character differs from the full-length resort championship layouts found elsewhere in the country.
Orange Lakes Golf Club was developed as a golf destination on the Cairo–Alexandria Desert Road, west of central Cairo. When the course opened in 2008, it was described as a new addition to Egypt’s golf scene, with a setting built around a series of artificial lakes that ran beside fairways and greens. Its name reflected the water features that gave the layout much of its visual character.
Palm Links Golf Monastir is an 18-hole golf course set between the Mediterranean coastline and the resort landscape of the Monastir region. Its open setting and coastal breezes give the course a distinctive character, while its layout is intended to offer a playable round for a wide range of handicaps. The club is part of Tunisia’s established golf tourism offer along the eastern coast.
Algiers Golf Club is located in Dely Ibrahim, within the capital’s western sports district. The course grounds date from the colonial period and have remained part of the city’s sporting landscape. The site has also been the focus of a modernisation project intended to create a contemporary executive golf facility while respecting the existing trees and natural topography.
A guide to Shura Links on Shura Island: Brian Curley’s 18-hole, par-72 championship course within Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea destination.
Discover Marchica Golf Academy at Nador’s Atalayoun peninsula: a nine-hole course designed by Ron Garl, with 30 driving-range bays, grass tees, wedge practice and a golf performance studio.
Discover Royal Golf Dakhla: a nine-hole ecological sand course between the Atlantic lagoon and desert, with fine-sand fairways, beginner introductions and guided play for experienced golfers.
Discover Akenza Golf Club in Marrakech: Kyle Phillips’s desert-style 18-hole Par 72 course, opened in 2025 and listed at 6,536 metres from the black tees, with a growing tournament profile.
Discover The Montgomerie Rabat at Plage des Nations: Colin Montgomerie’s 18-hole Par 72 course, listed at 7,401 metres, with forest-and-ocean scenery and a full golf academy.
A historical profile of Royal Golf Universitaire de Settat: an older Visit Morocco brochure lists nine holes, Par 37 and 3,215 metres, originally created for students; current operating status and visitor access remain unverified.
