Namibia
21 courses • 10 golf regions • ISO: NA
Golf Regions
- Walvis Bay (1 courses)
- Oshikoto Region (1 courses)
- ÇKharas Region (4 courses)
- Khomas Region (8 courses)
- Gobabis (1 courses)
- Erongo Region (2 courses)
- Kunene Region (1 courses)
- Windhoek (1 courses)
- Swakopmund (1 courses)
- Otjozondjupa Region (1 courses)
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to golf in Namibia?
We recommend visiting during Namibia's dry season, from May to October. You'll find cooler temperatures and less chance of rain, making those desert rounds much more enjoyable. Plus, it's prime time for wildlife viewing if you're combining golf with a safari.
What makes golfing in Namibia different from other destinations?
Namibian golf is truly an experience of contrasts; you're often playing lush green fairways carved right out of the arid desert landscape. Expect to see springbok or even warthogs on the course, especially outside the main cities, which adds a unique, wild dimension to your round. It's less about championship layouts and more about the incredible setting.
Are the golf courses in Namibia expensive to play?
Compared to many international golf destinations, playing in Namibia is quite affordable. Green fees are generally reasonable, allowing you to enjoy a round without breaking the bank, especially at clubs outside of Windhoek or Swakopmund. You'll find excellent value for the unique experience you get.
How should I plan my itinerary to include golf in Namibia?
Given the vast distances, we suggest focusing your golf around key hubs like Windhoek and Swakopmund, where you'll find the best-maintained courses. Think of golf as a fantastic complement to your Namibian adventure, rather than the sole focus, allowing plenty of time for desert excursions or wildlife safaris. Don't try to squeeze in too many courses across the country; enjoy a few quality rounds and the incredible scenery in between.
What should I expect regarding course conditions and facilities?
You'll encounter a range of conditions, from well-manicured greens at places like Omeya Golf Estate near Windhoek to more rustic, often sand-based greens at smaller, local clubs. Always bring plenty of water, sun protection, and be prepared for a relaxed pace, as facilities can be simpler than what you might be used to elsewhere. It's part of the charm and authenticity of playing golf in such a unique environment.