The Montgomerie
Combining the traditions of Scotland, the home of golf with the warmth and hospitality of Arabia, The Montgomerie is a truly unique golfing experience. Covering more than two hundred acres, this spectacular course offers exquisite playing surfaces and levels of service that are second to none. It also claims to have the largest single golf green in the world!

Floodlit practice facilities including a nine hole par 3 academy course, putting greens, long and short game practice areas and a practice fairway.

The world class indoor and outdoor practice facilities include an extensive short game hole, putting greens and a 9 hole par 3 course all of which are fully floodlit.

Dubai Creek Golf Club
The Dubai Creek and Yacht Club, located alongside the broad, seawater inlet that has shaped Dubai’s trading history, has become a national monument and visitors favourite. Within minutes of the bustling city centre and Dubai International Airport, the unique sail-shaped clubhouse design mirrors the sails of the traditional Arab Dhow and is the centerpiece of an 80 hectare sports and leisure complex, which also incorporates a 138 ber th marina.

Floodlit practice facilities including a driving range, nine hole par 3 course and a putting green.

Emirates Golf Club
The Majlis
The Majlis is the flagship course at Emirates Golf Club, it is a challenging par 72 with 7,185 yards. Sculptured around the original tall desert dunes, The Majlis was the first grass course in the Middle East and takes its name from the Arabic for ‘meeting place’.

One of it’s most challenging holes is the par 4, 434 yard, dogleg 8th. It requires a long, well directed, uphill drive to leave a reasonable second shot to it’s small, undulating green where the dreaded 3-putt is always a threat.

This ‘miracle in the desert’ is home to hundreds of indigenous species of flora and fauna, beautifully complemented by meandering fairways and seven fresh and saltwater lakes.

The Majlis has developed a worthy reputation worldwide as a testing layout and is the favoured host venue for The Dubai Desert Classic, always proving popular, with the world’s best players returning time after time.

One floodlit driving range and a double ended driving range, putting green and 3 practice holes.

The Wadi Course
Emirates Golf Club’s second championship golf course was opened in 1996 and was named ‘The Wadi’, from the Arabic for ‘valley’, after the landscaped wadi between the 7th and 8th holes. Given the unenviable task of competing with The Majilis, The Wadi performs admirably and the average golfer is tempted by the space and large greens, cleverly protected by fourteen lakes and numerous bunkers. As with the Majilis it is another par 72 with a challenging layout, proving very popular locally and easily lures players to the excitement of its 7,107 yards.

One floodlit driving range and a double ended driving range, putting green and 3 practice holes.

Nad Al Sheba Club
Situated just 10 minutes from the city centre and 15 minutes from the Jumeirah beach hotels, the Nad Al Sheba Club boasts the Middle East’s only fully floodlit 18 hole championship course.

Designed by Karl Litten with 10 lakes and more than 110 pot bunkers in the Scottish Links style, the 6,569 yard, par 71 course provides a particular challenge, with the emphasis on accuracy, not length. An interesting feature is the fact that the back nine holes lie within the Nad Al Sheba horse racecourse - famous for hosting the Dubai World Cup, the worlds richest race meeting.

Floodlit practice facilities including a driving range, 2 short game practice areas and 3 putting greens.


Dress Code: Shirts with collar and sleeves, and trousers or tailored shorts are required. Denims and beachwear are strictly prohibited. Soft spikes are only permitted, facilities are available to change metal spikes to plastic.