Four Seasons Golf Club Dubai
Festival City/
Al Badia course
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| Address |
Four Seasons Golf Club Dubai Festival City, Al Rebat Street, Ras Al Khor, Dubai
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| Telephone
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(971 4) 601-0101 |
| Website |
Click here |
| Email |
golf.dub@fourseasons.com |
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Holes |
18-hole Championship standard course
with 11 lakes, several smaller streams and 'Rivers of Sand'.
Cart path running throughout. |
| Yardage |
The Al Badia course: 7303 Suits all skill levels with alternative tee-to-green
routes. |
| Par |
72 |
| Visitors |
Limited pay and play |
| Course
Designer |
Robert Trent Jones II
2007
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Green
Fees
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G including cart |
| Location |
Located within Dubai Festival City, adjacent to the banks of Dubai's historic creek and only 5 minutes from Dubai International Airport |
| Facilities |
The Clubhouse overlooking the 9th and 18th greens
with spectacular waterfall views:
* Atrium Spike Bar & Indoor Dining Terrace /
Formal Restaurant
* Clubhouse Lounge with Mezzanine Bar
*Academy Sports Bar & Terrace / Patio
* Function Room / Terrace
* Presentation/Dining Terrace
Viewing & Function Terrace
The Academy:
*
PGA
Head Golf Professional
/ Specialised clinics and coaching, one-on-one lessons, which can be booked individually or in packages
Driving range and chipping green and hi-tech swing analysis rooms.
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| Description |
The clubhouse is designed in a wrapping form of golden roofs,
stone and blue glass culminating in a central atrium, where
an interior oasis is situated. There are extensive water features
throughout. The lower roofs sweep around the terrace providing
shade and the use of palm trees perfectly matches the Al Badia
theme which translates 'Land Of The Bedouins.'
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| Reviews |
This golf course is a stunning new course to add to the
Emirates and Dubai Creek golf courses also situated in Dubai.
It is always making you think about whether you take the easy
option or to be brave and take the 210 yard drive over the
water. This is by far the best golf course I have ever played
and I think it will compete with Emirates and Dubai Creek
in the near future.
Nic Inchbald October 30, 2005
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