Seven courses, all a short transfer away

Wherever you choose to be based in Cairo, every course is a short journey, and your transfers are always included.

  • Palm HillsThree nine-hole circuits named Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure, laid out on limestone by John Sanford with Nicklaus Design, less than 30 km from the Great Pyramid. Khufu and Menkaure together make the championship 18.
    A bunker and a lakeside fairway at Palm Hills under a blue sky
  • DreamlandAn 18-hole championship course of 7,205 yards with five sets of tees, designed by Karl Litten and redesigned by David Jones in 2010. A few minutes from the Pyramids, with a floodlit driving range.
    A fairway at Dreamland with a large hotel in the background
  • NewGizaA Thomson Perrett & Lobb par 72 winding through an old quarry, with views of the Pyramids. 7,100 yards from the back tees, and forward tees for every standard of golfer.
    A green set in the desert at NewGiza, with the Pyramids faintly visible on the horizonA fairway and lake at NewGiza under a blue skyA fairway and bunker at NewGiza in golden evening light
  • The AllegriaA Greg Norman design built in 2010, a par 72 parkland-style course of 7,217 yards from the black tees and 5,389 from the red, managed by Troon Golf and known for its immaculate greens.
    A green at The Allegria in the golden evening light, with palm trees and villas beyond
  • Katameya DunesA Sir Nick Faldo design with 27 championship holes in three layouts, including the Lakes (7,435 yards) and Palms (7,315 yards) courses. Five tee positions suit every standard, and the risk-and-reward holes include par 3s played over water or beside waterfalls.
    A green beside a lake at Katameya Dunes, with palm trees and buildings beyondLooking down a fairway at Katameya Dunes, with bunkers, palm trees and a lake
  • Katameya HeightsA par 72 championship course of 6,800 yards, plus a nine-hole par 35 course of 2,985 yards, designed by the French architect Yves Bureau. Club cars, pull carts and a limited number of caddies are available, and players need an official handicap index.
    A lake and palm-lined fairways at Katameya HeightsA fairway beside a lake at Katameya Heights, with buildings in the distance
  • Madinaty Golf ClubA Robert Trent Jones Jr. design in New Cairo, par 72 and 7,443 yards, managed by Troon, with sunshine all year round. Named Egypt’s Best Golf Course five times and Africa’s Best Golf Course three times by World Golf Awards.
    The clubhouse at dusk, lit up beside a lake, seen across the fairwayA green beside a lake under a dramatic evening sky, with villas beyond