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Best Golf Courses in Dubai

Dubai Creek

Opened in 1993, Dubai Creek Golf Club has a prestigious history as Dubai’s second oldest course and is home to the Middle East’s first ever golf academy. Featuring expansive, palm-tree lined fairways and strategically placed bunkers, the 18-hole, par 71 course provides a thrilling challenge to any golfer. 

Emirates Golf Club Faldo Course

Named ‘The Faldo Course’ to commemorate the 2006 redesign by six-time major champion, Sir Nick Faldo, this par-72 masterpiece has become a firm favourite of golfers far and wide. Alongside its undulating bunkers and trademark Faldo tee positions, the course is the only one in Dubai that boasts LED floodlights throughout the course, allowing players to tee off under the stars. 

The Els Club 

The Els Club was designed by former US Open and Open Championship winner, Ernie Els. Inspired by his love for UK links courses, where he has won two of his four major championships, Els built traditional links features into a desert landscape, thus coining ‘the desert links’ course. Regardless of your skill level, this immaculate championship course offer players the best desert golf experience in the Dubai. 

FAQs About Golf In Dubai

Which airports can I fly to?

Dubai International Airport, which is in the North East district.

Which UK airports serve this destination?

You can find direct flights to Dubai from Manchester Airport and London airports. Many smaller airports around the UK provide in-direct access with a change in either Amsterdam, Brussels International, Dublin or Paris Charles de Gaulle.

How long is the flight time?

The flight time from London to Dubai is approximately 7 hours.

Do I need a passport to travel to this destination?

Please see the Foreign And Commonwealth travel advice for full up up to date details: https://www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/united-arab-emirates

When is the best time for a golf holiday to this destination?

High season is considered to be between November and March.

What are the local attractions?

Whether you fancy going to the observation deck on the 24th floor, or just admiring it from afar – the world’s tallest building is definitely something you should check out. The Burj Khalifa measures a whopping 829.8 meters! For those looking to pack their suitcase with shopping purchases before heading home, Dubai Mall is a must too. Beyond the high end fashion house stores, there is an ice rink, cinema and gaming zone. If you are looking for some culture, check out Bastakia (Old Dubai) which offers a stark contrast to the glitz that the more recent high rise developments provide.

Where can we go for nightlife?

Dubai is slightly more relaxed compared to other regions of the United Arab Emirates when it comes to alcohol however worth noting that if it’s boozy bar crawls you are after then this is maybe the place to avoid. However if you like glitzy bars, nightclubs and beach clubs then you will be in your element – note that Thursdays and Fridays are the busiest due to the working week here starting Sunday and finishing Thursday.

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