Al Mouj Golf runs for two kilometres along the Gulf of Oman shore at Seeb, on the western side of Muscat, with the Hajar Mountains filling the view inland. Greg Norman designed it as Oman’s first links-style course, and in 2023 it became the first course in the Middle East to open a season of the Asian Tour’s International Series. It is a few minutes from Muscat International Airport, it publishes every green fee, and it welcomes visitors daily, which makes it a simple round to add to a few days in Oman.
Al Mouj Golf green fees and tee times.
Start from the Book Tee Times page on the club’s website, which links to Golfscape’s Oman listings; Oman Golf Association members have a separate booking page. You can also reach the club by phone, WhatsApp or golf@almoujgolf.com. The club publishes its winter rates (October 2026 to April 2027): 69 OMR on weekdays and 89 OMR at weekends for 18 holes, and 36 OMR and 43 OMR for nine. Al Mouj residents and members’ guests pay less. All rates include VAT, a cart and use of the driving range, and hire clubs start at 15.750 OMR. Stay-and-play packages with partner hotels are sold separately through the club’s packages page.
INDICATIVE GREEN FEE · CHECKED NOVEMBER 2026From 69 OMR
Visitor 18-hole weekday rate, winter season (October 2026 to April 2027), including VAT, cart and driving range; weekend 89 OMR, nine holes from 36 OMR.
18 holes, weekday
69 OMR
18 holes, weekend
89 OMR
9 holes, weekday
36 OMR
9 holes, weekend
43 OMR
Prices change by season and booking route, so confirm the current rate with the operator. Official rates ↗
The round, in perspective.
Norman first walked the site in 2006, and the finished course is a par 72 of 7,342 yards, with dunes, two inland lakes and natural khors, the tidal creeks of the Omani coast, threaded through the holes. The 4th is a short, drivable par 4 guarded by two deep pot bunkers and the larger lake. The 5th, a short iron played entirely over water, is one of the club’s signature holes. The back nine is where the sea takes over: the 10th starts from an elevated tee with the coastline on one side and the mountains on the other, the 11th is a long par 3 with the sea behind the green, and the 13th green sits right on the shoreline. The 18th follows the coast from left to right and rewards a brave line off the tee. Takumi Kanaya won the 2023 International Series Oman here at 18 under par.
Know before you go.
Booking
Club website, linking to Golfscape
Green fee includes
Cart, driving range, VAT
Club hire
From 15.750 OMR
Weekend
Friday and Saturday in Oman
Make the trip work.
Take an early tee time. The club itself warns that afternoon winds are frequent, and on the 5th they can turn a short iron into a long one, while the coastal holes on the back nine are the most exposed. Weekend rates apply on Friday and Saturday, Oman’s weekend, so a Sunday to Thursday round saves 20 OMR. Troon has managed the club since 2024, and the club says a new clubhouse with a Toptracer range, five indoor padel courts and a gym is due to open in 2026; check which facilities are open when you book. The club counts more than 170 bird species on the course, so pack binoculars if birds interest you.
Muscat International Airport (MCT) is a few minutes’ drive away; the JW Marriott beside the airport describes itself as five minutes from the terminal, and Al Mouj is next door. The club is inside the Al Mouj Muscat development, close to the Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre. Old Muscat and Muttrah lie further east along the coast. Taxis and hire cars are the usual way round; there is no rail.
Where it is.
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Somewhere to settle in.
The St. Regis Al Mouj Muscat Resort is next door, with 250 rooms on a 360-metre beach and views over the course. The Kempinski Hotel Muscat, with 310 rooms, is also on the Al Mouj beachfront. The JW Marriott Muscat and Crowne Plaza Muscat OCEC, which the club also lists, say they are about five and ten minutes from the airport. For something quieter, The Chedi Muscat has 162 rooms and villas in gardens on the coast nearer the city.
Make a trip of it.
Muscat Hills Golf & Country Club, which the Crowne Plaza OCEC lists among its nearby attractions, gives you a second, very different round in the same trip. Off the course, visit the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, wander the Muttrah Souq and corniche, or take a boat trip from the 400-berth Al Mouj marina beside the course.
Find your season.
The winter rate period runs from October to April, and that is the time to go: mild, dry days and the full green-fee schedule. Summer brings heat and humidity on the coast, and the club moves to a separate summer rate card, which it had not published for 2027 when we checked.
In winter 2026–27 a visitor pays 69 OMR for 18 holes on a weekday and 89 OMR at the weekend (Friday and Saturday), including VAT, a cart and the driving range. Nine holes cost 36 OMR on weekdays and 43 OMR at weekends.
How do I book a tee time at Al Mouj Golf?
Use the Book Tee Times page on almoujgolf.com, which links to Golfscape, or contact the club by phone, WhatsApp or golf@almoujgolf.com. Oman Golf Association members use a separate page, and stay-and-play packages have their own page on the club site.
How far is Al Mouj Golf from Muscat airport?
A few minutes’ drive. The course lies on the coast next to Muscat International Airport, so you can play on the day you land or before an evening departure; check the last tee time with the club, as it publishes no golf hours.
What currency are Al Mouj green fees in?
Omani rials (OMR). All published rates include VAT. Hire clubs are priced from 15.750 OMR, and the rial divides into 1,000 baisa, so prices with three decimal places are normal.
Last checked 11 November 2026. This is an independent planning guide, not a first-hand review or a booking service. Check live availability, access, fees and travel details with the operator before booking. Airport suggestions are starting points for route planning.
