Tema Country Golf Club

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the playing experience like at Tema Country Golf Club, especially for someone used to international courses?

You'll find Tema offers a truly authentic West African golf experience, which means embracing its unique charm. The fairways can be a bit rugged and the greens aren't always pristine, but that's part of the adventure and the challenge here. Don't expect manicured perfection; instead, enjoy the natural landscape and the friendly atmosphere.

When is the best time of year to play golf at Tema Country Golf Club to avoid the worst weather?

We highly recommend visiting during Ghana's dry season, typically from November to March. You'll enjoy more consistent sunshine and less humidity, making your round much more comfortable. Avoid the peak rainy season from April to June if you can, as downpours can make some areas quite soggy.

How do the green fees at Tema Country Golf Club compare, and is it good value for money?

Tema is quite affordable by international golf standards, offering excellent value for the experience you get. Expect to pay a reasonable fee that often includes a caddie, which is a fantastic bonus and truly enhances your round. It's a chance to play golf without breaking the bank, especially compared to resort courses.

Are caddies available at Tema Country Golf Club, and should I use one?

Absolutely, caddies are readily available and we strongly advise you to take one- they're practically mandatory and a huge part of the Tema experience. Your caddie will not only carry your bag but also provide invaluable local knowledge on the course layout, tricky lies, and even help you navigate the occasional stray goat. It's a cultural immersion as much as a golf round.

What are some unique challenges or memorable holes I should look out for at Tema Country Golf Club?

The course's natural setting presents some interesting challenges, particularly with the wind coming off the Gulf of Guinea on certain holes. Keep an eye out for the par-3s; they often require precise shots over water or through tight tree lines, demanding your full attention. It's a course that rewards strategic play over brute force.