Kumasi Metropolitan District
Courses
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time of year to plan a golf trip to Kumasi?
We highly recommend visiting Kumasi during the dry season, typically from November to March, for the most enjoyable golf. You'll find the course conditions at their best then, though it can still be quite warm, so plan your tee times for early mornings.
What makes the golf experience in Kumasi unique compared to other African courses?
Playing golf in Kumasi offers a truly local and unpretentious experience, far removed from resort-style courses. You'll likely be playing at the historic Royal Golf Club, where the atmosphere is incredibly welcoming and the caddies are not just helpful, but often a highlight of your round with their local insights.
After a round of golf, what cultural experiences should we seek out in Kumasi?
Kumasi is the heart of the Ashanti Kingdom, so you absolutely must explore its rich history beyond the greens. We suggest visiting the Manhyia Palace Museum or getting lost in the bustling Kejetia Market-it's an incredible sensory experience and a true taste of local life.
What should a first-time visitor know about getting around and playing golf in Kumasi?
Getting around Kumasi is easiest by ride-sharing apps like Bolt or local taxis, which are readily available. For golf, we always advise calling the Royal Golf Club ahead to book your tee time, and definitely plan on taking a caddie-it's customary and they're invaluable for navigating the course.
Is playing golf in Kumasi an expensive endeavor, and what's the overall value?
Compared to international golf destinations, playing in Kumasi is quite affordable, offering excellent value for a unique experience. Green fees and caddie services are very reasonable, allowing you to enjoy a memorable round without breaking the bank.