Golf began in Scotland’s Eastern Coast and has quickly spread across the world, Uganda included.
What makes Uganda golf tours especially special as a golfing destination is its stunning weather, which is the best in the world and allows golfers to enjoy the sport all year long – playing on championship courses that are over 120 years old.
Uganda is an idyllic spot for golfers, where picturesque courses combine challenging play with breathtaking beauty. The Uganda Golf Club, one of the oldest and most revered, provides lush fairways and a welcoming clubhouse nestled among mature trees. Entebbe Golf Club, situated near the shores of Lake Victoria, offers an exceptionally serene setting with views of the lake. The Jinja Club, located next to the Nile River, adds a unique charm to the golfing experience.
Golfers can appreciate Uganda’s stunning scenery while enjoying a competitive round of golf, making the country a must-visit destination for those seeking both sporting challenges and natural magnificence.
Where it Began
Where it Began
Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort & Spa is a vision of charming Mediterranean architecture, pastel colour palettes and lush, green fairways overlooking the sparkling waters of Africa’s largest lake. With its terraced rose gardens, rustic bridges, arched pool terrace and shaded colonnades, this privileged enclave feels more like a Tuscan hillside village than a five-star golf resort and spa on the outskirts of Kampala.
Where it Began
Kitante Road in Kampala boasts the top golf course in Uganda, living up to its stellar reputation with recent improvements to the facilities. The course features fast greens, pristine tee boxes, well-kept bunkers, and an enhanced overall experience for players.
Where it Began
Kilembe Mines Golf Course is a stunning undulating 18-hole, par 73 golf course nestled at the base of the Rwenzori Mountains in the Kasese District of Western Uganda. Regarded as one of the oldest, longest, and most challenging golf courses in Uganda, it offers a true test of golfing skill and judgment.