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Golf in Africa.

Our first African guide starts on South Africa’s Garden Route, where Fancourt provides a base for golf and a wider holiday. Use it as a starting point for an itinerary with breathing room.

Golf in South AfricaGolf in MoroccoGolf in Mauritius
A little planning goes a long way.Confirm individual course access before building the trip around it. When combining golf with touring, separate long travel days from rounds, and get current local transport advice from your accommodation.
A panoramic view of The Links at FancourtResort
South Africa · George

Fancourt

Mountain-framed golf at the heart of a Garden Route escape.

Wooden jetty at sunset on Bel Ombre beach, southern MauritiusCoastal
Mauritius · Bel Ombre

Heritage Golf Club

A new Oosthuizen links and a château garden course on one estate.

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Bathers at the mouth of a tea-coloured stream on Kleinmond beach, with surf and mountains across the bayCoastal
South Africa · Kleinmond

Arabella Golf Club

Matkovich fairways along the Bot River Lagoon, ninety minutes from Cape Town.

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View from Ou Kaapse Weg over the Steenberg wine farm and Constantia towards the back of Table MountainParkland
South Africa · Tokai

Steenberg Golf Club

Vineyard golf on a 1682 wine farm, with an island green and a 76-metre putting surface.

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Hand-coloured late-19th-century photochrom of a tree-lined road on Waterloo Green, Wynberg, with Devil’s Peak behindParkland
South Africa · Wynberg

Royal Cape Golf Club

Africa’s oldest golf club: flat, windy parkland that has staged ten SA Opens.

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Golfers on the island tees reached by a boardwalk across the lake at De Zalze, with estate houses and the Stellenbosch mountains behindParkland
South Africa · Stellenbosch

De Zalze Golf Club

Island tees, a riverbank of oaks and vineyards on the edge of Stellenbosch.

A metal sculpture of a golfer mid-swing beside the first-tee sign of the New Course, with olive, palm and eucalyptus trees behindParkland
Morocco · Route du Golf Royal

Royal Golf Marrakech

Golf since 1927 under 15,000 trees, with two par threes named after Brigitte Bardot.

Bare, furrowed earth and rolling stony hills of the Agafay plateau, with the snow-capped High Atlas faint on the horizonDesert
Morocco · Route de Guemassa

Assoufid Golf Club

Dry riverbeds, olive avenues and only 45 per cent of the land planted.

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A rectangular reflecting pool with lanterns and outdoor sofas at the Al Maaden clubhouse, a fairway and bunkers beyondResort
Morocco · Route du Golf Royal

Al Maaden Golf Resort

Kyle Phillips’s par 73 with Ménara-style pools and twelve monumental sculptures.

The snow-covered High Atlas range seen across scattered trees and low earth walls on the Marrakech plainResort
Morocco · Route de Ouarzazate

Amelkis Golf Club

Three nines of red-earth bunkers and seven lakes, set square to the High Atlas.

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A pale coral-sand beach curving round a turquoise bay on Ile aux Cerfs, backed by a line of casuarina treesCoastal
Mauritius · Ile aux Cerfs

Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club

Bernhard Langer’s course on its own island, reached only by the club’s shuttle boat.

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A green and greenside bunker at Tamarina Golf Club, with the sharp peak of the Rempart Mountain rising beyond the treesResort
Mauritius · Tamarin

Tamarina Golf Club

Rodney Wright’s west-coast par 72 under the Rempart, with Tamarin Bay from the 7th.

Motor boats moored in shallow turquoise water off the white sand of Mont Choisy beach, with mountains on the horizonParkland
Mauritius · Mont Choisy

Mont Choisy Le Golf

Peter Matkovich’s par 72 on old cane fields, host of the 2026 Mauritius Open.

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