The history of golf in Kenya goes back a long way, with one club in Nairobi celebrating 100 years recently. Locally, the game is thriving as never before. Young and gifted players are starting to compete internationally at the highest levels.

Several of the of the country’s top courses have been refurbished or upgraded in recent times and a new golf course opened it's doors recently at the Kenyan Coast.

For lovers of the game Kenya offers:

• Uncrowded and well maintained golf courses.
• Comparatively inexpensive green fees and associated playing costs.
• A perfect climate all year round (including Europe’s winter months).
• Hotel accommodation of high standards at reasonable prices.
• Frequent flights to Nairobi from Europe, the Middle East and the Far East.
• Many excellent courses in and around Nairobi, at 1,700 meters above sea level but even more within two hours drive.
• Friendly and knowledgeable caddies

When you play golf in Kenya, you are bound to be pleasantly surprised by the various features of nature on the different golf courses. From sykes monkeys to indigenous forests and flowers, the occasional dik dik and warthog. Most importantly, the friendliness of the Kenyan people, a common thing within the 40 or so cultural backgrounds that make up the population of Kenya.