Al Hamra Golf Club
- 18 holes par 72 (7,325 yards)
- by Peter Harradine
- since 2007
- 30 minutes' drive from Ras Al Khaimah International Airport (RKT)
From the tips, the course measures 7,352 yards and offers golfers 5 different colored tees to play from. Water hazards come into play on a number of holes, most notably at the par-5, 18th, where water threatens from the tee to the green.
Other facilities at Hamra Golf Club include a driving range and a 9-hole, par 3 academy golf course which is floodlit to enable night golf. If you are looking for a place to socialize and have a quick snack and a drink after a game, The Bay Sports Bar is the place to go. If you are looking for some outstanding food then the Pesto Restaurant with its international menu will not disappoint. This par 72 Championship course offers an enjoyable round of golf for golfers of all levels and abilities.
- Confirmed tee times
- Free & no obligation
- Since 1997
- 220,000+ golfers
Overview
Designer: | Peter Harradine |
Holes / Par / Yardage: | 18 holes par 72 (7,325 yards) |
Established: | 2007 |
Location: | the shores of the Arabian Gulf |
Distance: | 30 minutes' drive from Ras Al Khaimah International Airport (RKT) |
Closed on: | open everyday |
Max. golfers per group: | 4 golfers |
Driving Range: | Yes |
Facilities: | Accommodation, Fitness, Golf Academy, Restaurants |
Additional Services
Golf Set: | AED 257 |
Golf Shoes: | AED 77 |
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Located on the shores of the Arabian Gulf in Ras Al Khaimah, Alhamra Golf Club opened as an 18-hole golf course in 2007. Designed by Peter Harradine, this par-72, championship course weaves its way around four inter-connected lagoons. Reportedly, 5 million cubic meters of sand and soil were moved during construction of the course.