Al Zorah Golf Club: Reviews

Al Zorah is 1 hour driving distance from Dubai. I made my booking on Troon app. When I arrived at the club, everything was perfectly in order. A valet took my car; I went to golf reception, bought my coffee from clubhouse restaurant and when I walked to driving range my clubs were there. The driving range and practice green has been placed just before Hole 1 tee box. So, … More

The Al Zorah course is the only one in the Emirate of Ajman. The journey from Dubai airport takes just under half an hour. The course is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. It is the first in the United Arab Emirates to bear the signature of Nicklaus Design. The lush green fairways contrast with the bright white sands in the deep bunkers and the yellowish sandy ar… More

No one really walks anywhere in this part of the world and you certainly wouldn’t play Al Zorah without a buggy. The first tee is a 10 minute ride from the clubhouse and the 18th green is similarly distant from the cart return point. The course is nice enough once you’ve got your bearings. Mostly flat and quite open it’s built in and around coastal mangroves with many wat… More

About 45 minutes by car north of downtown Dubai Al Zorah was opened 9 years ago on the coast. The water hazards are connected to the open sea so when the tide is high there is water everywhere and with more tide you can hit your back from the dried sand. Maybe you should play it twice on the same day to fully experience this phenomenon. Currently still operating from a … More

Just north of Dubai, in the Emirate of Ajman, lies Al Zorah right on the shoreline. There is probably no course in this region where nature comes into play like it does in Al Zorah. It is a Geo-certified course which was constructed together with a 12acre angrove reserve, housing numerous birds and other wildlife. The nature also impacts the course: it is a tidal cours… More

This course was one of the biggest and best surprises I had in Dubai in terms of golfing experience. The first surprise was that it is Troon operated and it was not as bad as you’d think (don’t like them) and the second surprise was, how good the course actually is! I think there are only one or two courses that I have not played in the UAE and this one, if I think about … More

Al Zorah was the last club we visited on our stay in Dubai. It is in the Emirate of Ajman, about a 50 min drive from Dubai, so very doable. I found the service here outstanding, it's good everywhere in UAE, but here too. From the clubhouse to the driving range and the first tee it's about an 8 minutes drive by golf cart, it's located at the other end of the club, and … More

golf club outside Dubai, in good condition, must in Dubai.

Again if you visit the UAE and you want to see a bit more then Abu Dhabi and Dubai and play golf on a stunning course which is also quiet and payable. You have to drive to the other smaller Emirates. From Dubai via Sharjah to Aiman (the smallest Emirate) approx 45 minutes on perfect roads. Started 2 years ago as also this Emirate wants a golf course and choose for a Nick… More