Habtoor Grand Golf Resort and Spa Hotel

Nearby Golf Courses

• Yas Links

   The first Links golf course in the Middle East region. The first designed by Kyle Phillips, one of the world’s leading golf course designers. The first opportunity to experience the unique traditions of the game. An eighteen-hole course, a nine-hole academy course, clubhouse, golf …
  
  

• The Els Club

  Opened in March 2008, The Els Club is the newest addition to golf in Dubai and you get immaculate fairways and greens and great desert views. With four sets of tees on each hole, the course can be enjoyed by golfers of all levels before you take in the super clubhouse.  A “tick …
  
  

• Arabian Ranches

  This is the most “desert-like” golf course you’ll find in Dubai but is very tough of the tees and requires both accuracy and length.  A real test of target golf with a little bit of links approach play thrown in.  We love it but you have to be on your …
  
  

• The Address Montgomerie

  Set in more than 200 acres, The Montgomerie features undulating, links-style fairways and massive greens (including one that is the largest in the world!).  The key to a good score is your short game and choosing the right club for each pin position.  Good fun!
  
  

• Emirates - Faldo

  Updated by Sir Nick Faldo in 2006, this is a big course and will add to his reputation as being a top-class golf course designer.  Built on naturally rugged terrain, the shot variety is high and there are lots of Faldo’s speciality…Bunkers!  There is a natural wadi that runs …
  
  

• Emirates - Majlis

  Dubai’s oldest course at 24 years “young”. Majlis has hosted many professional tournaments and maintains a very good reputation with lots of water and rather surreal views of the city.  The clubhouse is excellent and Majlis remains a “place to play”.    
  
  

• Al Badia

  Another recent creation and designed by Robert Trent Jones Jnr, this is one of the most enjoyable courses in Dubai.   A desert oasis, there are 11 lakes, several ponds and numerous cascading waterfalls. The course is lined with plants and trees indigenous to the Arabian Golf, and these features …
  
  

• Dubai Creek

  Arguably, the most famous Dubai golf course, Dubai Creek offers well-groomed fairways lined with coconut palms and tropical shrubbery.  Recently updated, there’s quite a lot of water on the course but it’s not too tough and offers a great “holiday golf” day out with …
  
  

• Al Hamra

  This is the first links-like course in the Middle East and combines all the classic traits of humps, hollows, pot bunkers and seaside views…But in warm, glowing sunshine!  It’s links golf with a difference and adds even more to the attributes of golf in Dubai.