Uganda Golf Tours
Championship courses and safari lodges, combined into one trip.
As the “Pearl of Africa,” Uganda is an emerging East African golf destination, pairing established courses with year-round warm weather and the option to combine a round with wildlife viewing the same week.
Uganda's Premier Golf Courses
1. Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort & Spa
This 18-hole championship course, designed by Golf Plan USA, sets water hazards against the backdrop of Africa's largest lake. Unwind afterwards at the resort spa or with sundowners at the lakeside clubhouse.
2. Uganda Golf Club (Kampala)
The country's oldest and most prestigious course, with manicured fairways surrounded by tropical greenery in a central Kampala location — easy to pair with city sightseeing.
3. Entebbe Golf Club
Established in 1901 near Lake Victoria, combining botanical-garden scenery with narrow, challenging fairways — and the occasional monkey spectator.
4. Kihihi Golf Course
A 9-hole course near Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, for golfers who want an exclusive round surrounded by misty hills, alongside gorilla trekking.
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Golf as Part of a Safari
Uganda's courses sit in scenic settings, and a round can fit neatly into a rest day between game drives. The Uganda Golf Club in Kampala is one of the oldest courses in the country, and the course at Entebbe overlooks Lake Victoria. Near the parks you will find smaller courses such as Kihihi near Bwindi and Ishasha.
Read about Uganda Golf Club in Kampala and Kihihi Golf Course for details on the layouts and setting.
Planning a Golf and Safari Trip
Golf travellers usually spend a few days in Kampala or Entebbe and then add a gorilla trek or a wildlife park. Bring your own clubs if you can, or ask the club about hire, and book tee times through us so they match your safari dates. Mornings are best because the afternoons can be warm or rainy.
Caddies are available at most courses, and their local knowledge helps with unfamiliar greens. See honeymoon safaris or family tours if your group includes non-golfers who want other activities.
Combining Golf With Wildlife
A typical plan is two nights in Kampala with a round of golf, then a drive or flight to Bwindi or Queen Elizabeth. Tell us your handicap and dates and we will arrange courses, transfers and lodges.
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