Discover a Golf Paradise in Tunisia

Blazing sunshine and verdant fairways shaded byGolf Citrus in the beach resort of Hammamet is a
palm trees - a game of golf on a pristinegolf centre with two 18-hole championship courses
Mediterranean course is a wonderful experience butwith a par of 72. Designed by Ronald Fream and
often costs a small fortune. Now however, you canopened in 1992, these courses have six lakes and
play championship courses in exotic climes withoutplenty of olive trees and forests to make things
breaking the bank, in Tunisia. Fast becoming a toptricky. The challenge is heightened by the sea breeze
golfing destination, this North African oasis offersand devilish sand traps. The clubhouse has a
year-round sunshine, ten excellent golf courses, arestaurant and bar, a Pro Shop and a golf clinic as
vibrant culture and ancient history.well as practice greens and a driving range.
Many of the golf courses are new, designed byPreferential rates are offered by the six nearby
world-class golf professionals, whilst others are morehotels, including the Hotel Sindbad and the Royal
traditional in style. Here you will find fairwaysHammamet.
overlooking the glittering Mediterranean Sea andEstablished in 1927 and one of the oldest golf clubs in
bunkers nestling in aromatic pine forests. The varietyAfrica, the Carthage Golf Club is relatively compact
of courses is enough to keep golfers happy andwith lots of shady foliage including ancient eucalyptus
planning a return visit. A wide range of reasonablytrees. It is close to Tunis and to the ancient ruins of
priced Tunisian hotels offering golfing packages alsoCarthage. The 18-hole course is par 66 and requires
help to keep the budget in check.great skill and accuracy. The clubhouse and restaurant
One of the most popular attractions is the Djerbaoverlook a lake and there is a golf academy and Pro
Golf Club near the resort of Houm Souk. This has anShop.
18-hole Championship Links course which is par 73 -One of the newest and most exciting destinations
36 (visitors should bring their handicap certificates). Itfor golf holidays, Tunisia can be very hot in the
was designed by Martin Hawtree and was opened insummer. The most popular months for golf are
1994. The club has a bar and restaurant, a drivingbetween October and May when the climate is ideal,
range, putting greens. Caddies and equipment arebut you do need to book early. Several tour
available for hire and tuition is available. On a primeoperators, such as Real Golf Travel, arrange Tunisian
spot looking out to sea, the course winds throughgolf holidays with preferential rates and discounts. If
the sand dunes and is dotted by palm trees. Althoughyou want a new, exotic golf experience, this might
fairly flat, it is made more challenging by the seajust be the answer.
breeze.