Golf in Ethiopia
We have 1 golf courses in Ethiopia in our golf course database.
Golf is still a developing sport in Ethiopia. With only two courses in the country, one of them private, there is plenty of room for the sport to expand and popularize.
There is a private six hole course located in the British Embassy. In order to play on the course you have to apply months in advance for a membership (which could be a hefty amount of cash.) The course is open from October through June. You must bring and use your own clubs balls and tees.
The public course is located west of Addis Ababa, the Addis Ababa Golf Club. Here you can rent clubs, so you don’t have to lug yours along. The course is nine holes, but often people play it twice to get in 18. The club has a great reputation of being the perfect place for a wedding, business meeting or other event.
Addis Abba Golf Club Ethiopia
The Addis Ababa Golf Club waits for you with eye-cathing, refreshing and above all memorable services at reasonable prices. The Club is equipped with modern Bar, Restaurant and Gymnasium. In case, you are thinking of a complete Wedding Ceremony of yourself, your family or friends with full meal, music band and adequate parking space, don't settle your decision before you visit our facility. Then after you will be our life-time witness.
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