Golf Courses in Gulf Region
A list of our available golf courses in the UAE, Qatar and Oman. You can choose any course. Category 1 courses are generally the most popular and highest-rated, while Category 2 and 3 offer more budget-friendly options. All courses offered, however, are championship-level with a minimum of 18 holes.
Dubai Golf Courses
Dubai is one of the world’s most exciting golf destinations, offering a unique mix of championship courses and luxury experiences. Known for its iconic skyline, year-round sunshine, and world-class hospitality, the city is home to some of the Middle East’s most famous golf courses. Whether you’re playing under the lights at night or enjoying a morning round surrounded by desert landscapes and modern architecture, golf in Dubai feels truly special. Beyond the fairways, visitors can explore luxury shopping, fine dining, beaches, and cultural attractions. Dubai is ideal for golfers of all levels, with immaculate course conditions, top-tier facilities, and easy access from anywhere in the world. It’s a destination where golf seamlessly blends with relaxation, entertainment, and unforgettable city life.
1. Emirates Golf Club
Price Category 1 & 3
Dubai’s flagship golfing landmark—opened in 1988 as the Middle East’s first all-grass course. It features two championship courses (plus a nine hole practice course):
Category 1: The Majlis Course, a legendary par-72 desert gem, host of the DP World tour Rolex series, with narrow fairways, swift greens, and a punishing layout; and
Category 3: The Faldo Course, a redesign with strategic bunkers and wadi-lined corridors that demand thoughtful play. With a large Bedouin-style clubhouse, refined dining, and luxe wellness offerings.
2. Jumeirah Golf Estates
Price Category 1 & 3
A premier golf enclave spread across 1,100 hectares of manicured terrain in southwest Dubai. It features two Greg Norman-designed championship courses:
Category 1: The Earth Course, annual host of the DP World Tour Championship, a grand, parkland-style layout with generous fairways, gleaming bunkers, and dramatic water features and
Category 3: The Fire Course, a more understated, links-flavored track defined by native grasses and precise shot-making. Framed by a Mediterranean-style clubhouse and elegant dining.
3. Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club
Price Category 1
Nestled in the heart of old Dubai, blending heritage with elegance since 1993. Its par-71 championship course stretches 7,005 yards along the Creek, with undulating fairways, date palms, and water hazards shaping a scenic and strategic test. The clubhouse anchors a vibrant culinary scene and as part of the Dubai Creek Marina, the club also provides full yacht services, making it a rare blend of golf, gastronomy, and nautical luxury. It also has a nine holes practice course and minigolf
4. The Montgomerie Dubai
Price Category 2
A tranquil championship retreat nestled in Emirates Hills, designed by Colin Montgomerie and Desmond Muirhead. Spanning over 265 acres with 14 lakes and 81 bunkers, it offers a links-style challenge with a lush, parkland feel. The signature 13th hole—framed by skyline views—is a standout, while the Moorish-inspired clubhouse and upscale dining complete the club’s quietly refined atmosphere.
5. Dubai Hills Golf Club
Price Category 2
A modern championship course carved into the heart of Dubai Hills Estate, just minutes from Downtown. Designed by European Golf Design and stretching 7,220 yards, its par-72 layout flows through valleys and elevated tees with panoramic views of the Burj Khalifa. The course blends wide, forgiving fairways with strategic bunkering and water hazards, offering a balanced challenge for all levels.
6. Trump International
Price Category 2
A bold, modern championship course set within the heart of DAMAC Hills . Designed by Gil Hanse, the par-71 layout stretches over 7,300 yards of rolling fairways, sculpted bunkers, and contoured greens, offering a dramatic, risk-reward experience across desert terrain. The sleek clubhouse features upscale dining, a luxurious spa, and panoramic views of the course. Disposes of a separate nine hole course with night golf.
7. The Els Club Dubai
Price Category 3
A world-class “desert links” course crafted by Ernie Els, blending classic UK links features with desert topography. Stretching 7,538 yards through rolling fairways, sandy waste areas, and native grasses, it offers a visually striking and technically demanding round. With a refined clubhouse, the club delivers a polished experience in the heart of Dubai Sports City.
8. Arabian Ranches Golf Club
Price Category 3
Dubai’s original desert-style course, designed by Ian Baker-Finch with Nicklaus Design and opened in 2004. Spanning 7,658 yards, this par-72 layout flows through sandy waste areas, native shrubs, and generous fairways that tighten near contoured greens offering a rugged, challenge. Set within a tranquil residential community, the Spanish Colonial clubhouse features refined Mediterranean dining.
Abu Dhabi Golf Courses
Abu Dhabi offers a more relaxed yet equally impressive golf experience, combining championship courses with stunning coastal and desert scenery. The capital of the UAE is known for its wide open spaces, calm atmosphere, and beautifully designed golf layouts that challenge players while remaining enjoyable. Many courses feature waterfront views, modern clubhouses, and premium practice facilities. Off the course, Abu Dhabi provides a rich cultural experience with landmarks, museums, beaches, and family-friendly attractions. The city’s focus on quality, comfort, and space makes it perfect for golfers who enjoy a slower pace without compromising on standards. Whether you’re planning a dedicated golf trip or combining play with sightseeing, Abu Dhabi delivers a balanced and memorable golfing holiday.
1. Yas Links Abu Dhabi
Price Category 1
Ranked among the world’s top 50 courses, the Middle East’s first true links course, designed by Kyle Phillips and set along the western shores of Yas Island. A par-72, 7,450-yard championship with rolling dunes and mangrove-fringed fairways, brushing the Arabian Gulf. Host of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship. With a Spanish-style clubhouse, fine dining at Hickory’s, and sweeping skyline views.
2. Saadiyat Beach Golf Club
Price Category 1
The Arabian Gulf’s first oceanfront course, a Gary Player-designed masterpiece set along the white sands of Saadiyat Island. This par-72, 7,784-yard layout flows through restored dunes, saltwater lakes, and more than 60 bunkers—offering a windswept, eco-conscious challenge with panoramic sea views and even the occasional dolphin sighting.
3. Al Ain Equestrian
Price Category 1
Shooting & Golf Club - a serene championship venue nestled in the oasis city of Al Ain. Designed by Peter Harradine, its par-71, 7,191-yard course weaves through palm-lined fairways, desert dunes, and water hazards that shape a lush, inland-links experience with a desert soul. Beyond golf, the club features Olympic and ISSF-standard shooting facilities, including indoor air rifle and pistol ranges, plus outdoor skeet, trap, and sporting clays and a Moorish-style clubhouse with casual dining and panoramic mountain views.
4. Abu Dhabi Golf Club
Price Category 2
A championship oasis carved from desert just outside the capital, anchored by its iconic Falcon-shaped clubhouse. Designed by Peter Harradine, the par-72, 7,334-yard National Course features lush fairways, bold bunkering, and saltwater lakes that shape a tough-but-fair test across 18 holes. A polished, quietly grand experience in the heart of Khalifa City.
Ajman Golf Courses
Ajman is a quieter destination that appeals to golfers looking for a peaceful and less crowded experience. As the smallest emirate in the UAE, it offers a calm environment where visitors can enjoy golf away from the hustle of larger cities. Ajman’s golf offerings focus on relaxation, scenic views, and accessibility, making it ideal for casual players and those new to the game. The city is also known for its beaches, friendly atmosphere, and affordable accommodations. Golfers visiting Ajman often enjoy combining their rounds with seaside relaxation, local dining, and short trips to nearby emirates. It’s a great choice for travelers who want simplicity, comfort, and a laid-back golf getaway in the Gulf region.
1. Al Zorah Golf Club
Price Category 1
A coastal sanctuary in Ajman, set within one million square meters of protected mangroves and tidal wetlands. Designed by Nicklaus Design, its par-72, 7,169-yard layout flows through native sandy corridors, shifting waterlines, and vibrant birdlife. With pristine paspalum turf, wide fairways, and bold bunkering, it’s a course that rewards creativity and rhythm.
Ras Al Khaimah Golf Courses
Ras Al Khaimah is a hidden gem for golfers seeking natural beauty and tranquility. Surrounded by mountains, desert, and coastline, the emirate offers scenic golf courses with a strong connection to nature. It’s an excellent destination for golfers who prefer a quieter setting while still enjoying high-quality facilities. Ras Al Khaimah is also known for outdoor activities such as hiking, beach outings, and adventure sports, making it perfect for travelers who want more than just golf. With a growing hospitality scene and easy access from Dubai, it provides great value and a relaxed atmosphere. Golf here feels refreshing, uncrowded, and ideal for unwinding while enjoying the sport.
1. Al Hamra Golf Club
Price Category 1
A coastal championship course designed by Peter Harradine and shaped from reclaimed salt flats. This par-72, 7,400-yard layout winds around four tidal lagoons and features gentle elevation shifts, wide fairways, and strategic water hazards offering a scenic round for all levels. A former host of the European Challenge Tour and now a DP World Tour venue, it’s also the region’s first fully plastic-free club.
Oman Golf Courses
Oman delivers a unique golf experience shaped by dramatic landscapes, traditional culture, and warm hospitality. Golf courses in Oman are set against backdrops of mountains, deserts, and the sea, creating a peaceful and visually striking environment. The country is perfect for golfers who appreciate nature, authenticity, and a slower pace of travel. Beyond golf, Oman offers historic forts, local markets, pristine beaches, and breathtaking natural attractions. The welcoming atmosphere and uncrowded courses make every round enjoyable and personal. Oman is ideal for golfers looking to explore a destination that feels untouched, culturally rich, and deeply relaxing, while still offering modern golfing facilities.
1. Al Mouj Golf Club
Price Category 1
Oman’s premier coastal championship course, set along a two-kilometer stretch of the Indian Ocean in Muscat. Designed by Greg Norman, this par-72, 7,342-yard layout is a links-style course framed by natural dunes, native flora, and the dramatic backdrop of the Hajar Mountains. Ranked among the top 100 courses globally and host to multiple DP World Tour events.
2. La Vie Golf Club
Price Category 1
A reimagined championship course formerly known as Muscat Hills. Designed by Paul Thomas, this par-72, 6,895-yard layout flows through dramatic wadi terrain with ocean and mountain views—offering a rugged, shot-shaping challenge that rewards aerial precision.
3. Ghala Golf Club
Price Category 1
Oman’s oldest and most storied course, nestled in a natural wadi in the heart of Muscat and framed by the rugged Al Hajar Mountains. Originally a 9-hole sand track in 1971, it’s now a fully grassed, par-72, 7,191-yard layout designed by Bill Longmuir—defined by narrow fairways, elevation shifts, and sea views that demand accuracy and reward finesse. A regular host of the Oman National Championships and MENA Tour events.
Qatar Golf Courses
Qatar is a rising golf destination that combines modern design with desert elegance. Its golf courses are known for pristine conditions, innovative layouts, and world-class facilities. The country’s compact size makes it easy to explore while enjoying top-level golf. Doha, the capital, offers a blend of luxury hotels, cultural attractions, and vibrant dining scenes. Golfers visiting Qatar can expect excellent service, warm weather, and a smooth travel experience. With its focus on quality and international events, Qatar appeals to golfers seeking a premium yet welcoming destination. It’s an excellent choice for short golf breaks or as part of a broader Middle East golf journey.
1. Doha Golf Club
Price Category 1
Qatar’s flagship golfing destination, set just north of West Bay in the capital. Designed by Peter Harradine and opened in 1998, its par-72, 7,374-yard Championship Course winds through eight lakes, limestone outcrops, and imported Arizona cacti offering a lush, desert-contrasting challenge. A longtime host of the Commercial Bank Qatar Masters. The Arabian-style clubhouse anchors a vibrant social scene with multiple dining venues.
2. Education City Golf Club
Price Category 1
A cutting-edge golf destination in Doha, designed by José María Olazábal and set across 120 hectares of desert terrain reimagined with elevation shifts and native features. Its par-72, 7,306-yard championship course is framed by Platinum TE Paspalum grass and water hazards that demand precision and flexible play.
