Zimbabwe

24 courses • 12 golf regions • ISO: ZW

Golf Regions

• Seke (1 courses)
• Mutare (2 courses)
• Marondera (1 courses)
• Masvingo (2 courses)
• Gweru (1 courses)
• Bulawayo (3 courses)
• Mashonaland Central (1 courses)
• Bindura (1 courses)
• Nyanga (1 courses)
• Shurugwi (1 courses)
• Chipinge (1 courses)
• Harare (9 courses)

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the best time of year to plan a golf trip to Zimbabwe?

We highly recommend visiting during the dry, cooler months from May to September. You'll find the weather perfect for a round, with less humidity and lush course conditions before the heat really sets in. Plus, it's prime time for wildlife viewing if you plan to combine golf with a safari.

Which golf courses should I prioritize if I only have a week in Zimbabwe?

For a week-long trip, focus your time around Harare and maybe a quick flight to Victoria Falls. In Harare, Royal Harare Golf Club is a must-play classic, and Chapman Golf Club offers another excellent challenge. If you make it to Victoria Falls, Elephant Hills Resort Golf Course provides an unforgettable experience with wildlife often visible on the fairways.

Is golf in Zimbabwe expensive, and what should I budget for green fees?

Compared to many international destinations, golf in Zimbabwe offers fantastic value. You can expect green fees at top courses like Royal Harare or Chapman to range from $30 to $60 USD, which is incredibly reasonable for the quality. Caddies are usually available and recommended, adding a small but worthwhile cost.

Beyond the golf, what unique experiences can I easily combine with a golf trip in Zimbabwe?

Zimbabwe offers incredible opportunities to blend golf with adventure. A round at Elephant Hills near Victoria Falls means you're just minutes from the majestic falls themselves, and you can easily add a Zambezi River cruise or even a safari drive. Near Harare, you might explore local markets or the Balancing Rocks for a taste of local culture.

How accessible are Zimbabwe's golf courses for international visitors, and what's the best way to get around?

Most of the premier courses are concentrated around Harare, making them quite accessible from Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport. We suggest arranging transfers with your hotel or a reputable local tour operator for convenience and safety. If you venture further, domestic flights connect major hubs like Harare and Victoria Falls efficiently.