Tamarina Golf Club lies inland from Tamarin on the dry west coast of Mauritius, on a 206-hectare estate between the Rempart Mountain and Tamarin Bay. Rodney Wright designed it, and it opened in 2006. The club publishes its day rates, with a shared cart included, and outside golfers are welcome every day through the pro shop. That makes it a straightforward choice if you are staying anywhere on the west coast, from Flic en Flac to Le Morne.
Tamarina Golf Club green fees and tee times.
Book by contacting the Tamarina pro shop, open from 7am to 6.30pm every day, on +230 401 3006 or proshop@tamarina.mu, or use the tee-off request form on the club’s website. The form asks for each player’s handicap index and which hotel you are staying at, and lets you add a cart, rental clubs or a pull trolley. The published rate covers a shared cart and 20 practice balls. Guests of the Tamarina Golf & Spa boutique hotel get free green fees and a free shuttle to the course, subject to conditions. The booking page asks for requests at least 24 hours ahead. Tee-offs run at ten-minute intervals, and you need to be at the tee ten minutes early.
INDICATIVE GREEN FEE · CHECKED NOVEMBER 2026From Rs 8,500
Adult green fee for 18 holes, including a shared cart and 20 practice balls; nine holes Rs 6,000. The club’s rate card shows no currency symbol; Leading Courses lists the same 18-hole rate as MUR 8,500.
Adult, 18 holes
Rs 8,500
Adult, 9 holes
Rs 6,000
Junior, 18 holes
Rs 4,700
Rental clubs, 18 holes
Rs 2,100
Driving range, 60 balls
Rs 500
Prices change by season and booking route, so confirm the current rate with the operator. Official rates ↗
The round, in perspective.
The course is a par 72 of 6,886 metres from the back, with five tee positions so that most golfers can find a comfortable length. The ground undulates rather than climbs, and the views do most of the work: the sharp summit of the Rempart rises behind many of the greens, and the club singles out the 7th as the hole where Tamarin Bay opens up below you. Wright kept the challenge technical rather than brutal, so placement off the tee counts for more than length. The club says the course is maintained to PGA standards. Le Dix-Neuf, the clubhouse restaurant, looks out over the course, the Rempart River and Tamarin Bay.
Know before you go.
Cart
Shared cart included; two players, two bags
Cart drivers
Valid driving licence required
Pace
4 hours to 4 hours 30 for 18 holes
Priority
Four-balls before three- and two-balls; singles have no standing
Dress
Collared shirts; no jeans or swimwear; no metal spikes
Pro shop hours
7am to 6.30pm daily
Make the trip work.
Tamarina is busy with four-balls, and the club gives them priority over smaller groups, while a single golfer has no standing on the course at all; if you are travelling alone, ask the pro shop to pair you up. Marshals hold groups to four to four and a half hours, and slow groups can be asked to let others through or leave the course. Only players with a valid driving licence may drive the GPS-equipped carts. If you plan to play several times, the pro shop sells booklets of ten or twenty vouchers, with conditions.
From Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International (MRU) at Plaisance, the drive across the island to Tamarin takes roughly an hour, depending on traffic through the central plateau towns. The club’s address is Tamarin Bay, 90922. Most west-coast hotels, from Flic en Flac to the Le Morne peninsula, are within about half an hour of the clubhouse.
The Tamarina Golf & Spa boutique hotel, the club’s partner on Tamarin beach, is the only stay with free green fees and a shuttle to the course built in. Sun Life’s La Pirogue at Flic en Flac, Sugar Beach and several other resorts appear on Tamarina’s partner list, so ask what golf they include when you book. Flic en Flac has the widest choice of hotels and apartments on the coast, and Tamarin itself suits a quieter, village stay with a surf beach.
Make a trip of it.
Heritage Golf Club at Bel Ombre, with La Réserve and Le Château, is about an hour south around the coast. Paradis Golf Club sits on the Le Morne peninsula in between. Off the course, Tamarin Bay is known for its morning dolphin trips, the Black River Gorges National Park rises behind the coast, and the coloured earths at Chamarel are a short drive up the hill.
Find your season.
The west coast sits in the lee of the trade winds and is the drier, sunnier side of the island, which makes Tamarina a sound choice in months when the east coast is breezy. Book early in the European winter, when the west-coast hotels are full. The clubhouse restaurant asks for reservations at least 24 hours ahead.
The club lists Rs 8,500 for an adult 18-hole round, including a shared cart and 20 practice balls, and Rs 6,000 for nine holes. Juniors pay Rs 4,700. Rental clubs are Rs 2,100 for 18 holes, and 60 range balls cost Rs 500.
Do I need a handicap to play Tamarina?
The club does not publish a handicap limit, but its tee-off request form asks for each player’s handicap index. Have your index or handicap certificate ready when you book.
Can a single golfer book Tamarina?
Yes, but the club’s rules say a single player has no standing on the course and four-balls have priority. Ask the pro shop to put you with another group when you book.
Which hotel has free golf at Tamarina?
The Tamarina Golf & Spa boutique hotel on Tamarin beach, the club’s hotel partner, gives guests free green fees and a free shuttle to the course, subject to conditions. Other hotels, including La Pirogue and Sugar Beach, appear on the club’s partner list; ask them what they include.
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.
