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Be honest, have you ever considered Tunisia as a golf destination? If the answer is no then you should think again.

Why choose Tunisia for your next golf holiday?

• Easily accessible from the UK.
• Fantastic climate.
• Great beaches.
• Perfect weather for the golf season.
• Excellent value for money.

Golf in Tunisia

Tunisia has a variety of golfing experiences to be enjoyed and there are three that get the Golf Escapes seal of approval.

The Sindbad Hotel & Citrus Golf

This is a brilliant place to start. The Sindbad hotel is located in Hammamet which is a lively town split into two parts – the “Old Town” and the “New Town”. Both areas have plenty of shops, restaurants, cafe’s and bars if you decide to venture out in your free time. The hotel itself is very charming and perfect for golf groups, with its own private beach along with some wonderful restaurants and bars onsite including a sports bar. The hotel is a shareholder in the Citrus Golf & Country Club and therefore the two have an excellent working relationship. The golf club is a 10 minute car journey from the Sindbad Hotel and there is a free shuttle that runs every 30 minutes between the venues. Citrus is a 45 hole golf complex with two excellent 18 holes courses, a 9 hole academy course, a large driving range and a beautiful clubhouse to relax in before and after your round.

The Residence Tunis

The Residence Tunis is a stunning 5 star hotel located 30 minutes from downtown Tunis in the tranquil region of Carthage. This a luxury beach resort on the Mediterranean sea complete with a Thalasso spa and a variety of dining choices. The hotel also owns a Robert Trent Jones Jr designed golf course which is just a few minutes by shuttle from the hotel reception. This is a very well designed desert style course that has views of Tunis and the mountains beyond. With great staff and food you might not want to leave this luxurious place but if you do venture out, there is the wonderfully idyllic village of Sidi Bou Said which we highly recommend visiting during your stay.

La Cigale Tarbarka

Situated in the northwest of Tunisia is the jewel in the crown of Tunisia golf tourism. La Cigale Tarbarka is owned by the Qatari royal family and is one of the most beautiful hotels you will find anywhere on the Mediterranean Sea. From the moment you arrive you know it is a special place with a grand entrance offering immediate views of the sea. The service and food here are first class and the hotel has been designed to maximise the views over the beach. To accompany this magnificent hotel there is a world class golf course. The front nine is draped over the cliffs above the beach with some very dramatic holes that will have perilous consequences for poor golf shots. The back nine then meanders its way back to the club house through the pines, finishing with a great par 4 that requires a very good approach shot over a large body of water. The clubhouse is a very pleasant place to relax and reflect on what will definitely have been an enjoyable round even if the scores might suggest otherwise.

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Tunisia is the Northern-most country in Africa and is under 3.5 hours from all the major UK airports. There is a lovely climate for golf from March to June and September to December. It can get a little hot in the summer months but don’t let that put you off as the gentle breeze that blows off the Mediterranean helps cool even the very hottest days in the beach front resorts. Spring and Autumn offer the best temperatures and would be the ideal time for a golf holiday to Tunisia.

Golf in Tunisia is growing steadily with Hammamet being one of the best places to visit. Just 10 minutes outside Hammamet, you will find Citrus Golf, a 45 hole golf complex with two fantastic 18 hole layouts and an academy course which is great for pro groups. Other courses in Tunisia worth visiting would be The Residence in Tunis and La Cigale in Tarbarka, both of which are excellent resorts and are maintained to a very high standard.

If you have exhausted the better-known golf destinations of Spain, Portugal and Turkey then do consider Tunisia, the excellent value for money offered by our golf packages really does make a golf holiday in Tunisia a real bargain.

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Golf Guide | Tunisia | Africa’s Golf Coast

The 19th hole is a little different in Tunisia.

Swap a beer or wine for mint tea and a “hookah” (arab smoking pipe) and you have a relaxing end to a day’s golf. This North African country is a great winter golf destination offering year round warm weather and a friendly welcome.

• Five star luxury at four star prices
• Golf in sight of camels and flamingo’s
• Haggling in the Souk

Tunisia? North Africa? Golf?

An unusual combination at first glance, but, dig a little deeper and you’ll find Tunisia has everything you need for a golf break in the sun.

This North African country, sandwiched between Algeria and Libya, is not among the world’s best known golf destinations but it boasts 10 courses and is reachable within a 3 hour flight from mainland Europe.

Tunisia has always been popular for mainstream tourism.

Camel Rides and Souks

The camel-rides, souks, sandy beaches and year-round sunshine have always attracted British, Scandinavians, Germans and Italians for affordable holidays.

In recent times, it’s golf the Tunisian Tourism authorities have been keen to promote.

For golfers living in northern Europe, Tunisia is the ideal place for a winter golf break.

Playing golf amongst the camels and overlooking clear blue ocean provides a break from cold, windy and wet conditions or even courses closed because of snow.

Tunisian Tourism in Recovery

Today, tourism in Tunisia is recovering slowly following a decade of social upheaval and challenges to its international reputation as a safe place for travel.

The popular protests and social uprisings of the 2011 Arab Spring destabilized the country and its lucrative tourism industry suffered as holidaymakers stayed away and governments advised against travel to Tunisia.

In 2015, terror attacks at a Tunis Museum and a beach resort in Port El Kantaoui, near Sousse, claimed the lives of 60 people and many more were injured. The attacks were carried out by members of the self-styled Islamic State group.

These attacks decimated the tourism industry, which accounts for 1/6th of Tunisia’s GDP (gross domestic product).

• The Foreign Office of the UK government still advises against travel to parts of Tunisia. Latest Travel Advice on Tunisia

The first time I visited Tunisia to play golf was in 2007, then I found teeing up in Tunisia to be as safe as visiting Portugal’s Algarve. The world changes quickly and porous borders with Libya and Algeria pose challenges for this small nation that has traditionally been more progressive and liberal than its larger neighbours.

French is a second language behind Arabic in Tunisia, for reasons colonial and historic, but English is widely spoken.

Among the minarets and Mosques of Tunisia, alcohol flows freely and people live in progressive tolerance, more European democracy than African dictatorship.

There are few differences between our society and theirs, bar the dinar – a closed currency which you can’t remove from the country – and their great penchant for haggling.

North Africa’s Golf Coast

Most of Tunisia’s 10 golf courses are situated by the Mediterranean in the popular Tourist resorts of Port El Kantaoui, Monastir and Hammamet.

You’re likely to fly into Tunis-Carthage Airport, and so if you’re spending a day or two in the Capital Tunis, why not visit the country’s oldest golf course, Golf de Carthage, at La Soukra.

Built in 1927, this is one of Africa’s oldest courses.

Today, it’s a little scruffy but still a charming place to enjoy a morning round.

The fairways wind between 100-year-old eucalyptus tree’s and olive groves and there is plenty of tree trouble.

A surprising feature of the club is that at night, the clubhouse bar doubles as a disco, complete with DJ and turntables playing the European dance music.

Port El Kantaoui – Rolls Royce of  golf in Tunisia

The two courses at Port El Kantaoui are more likely to attract the serious golfer.

Six miles north of Sousse, the country’s third largest city and a favourite of the British, Port El Kantaoui was built in 1979 and soon after saw the development of two 18-hole courses under American architect Ronald Fream.

The Panorama course is regarded as its Championship course while the Sea Course is a gentler alternative.

The European Tour used to make a regular stop in Tunisia with El Kantaoui as the preferred venue.

The club employs a rotation policy, allowing higher and lower handicaps to play a different course each day, speeding up play and sharing the quality holes fairly.

The Panorama is called that for a good reason.

It has the better views, like that from the elevated tee at the 555m 18 th hole, down towards the Meditteranean Sea, which could distract you from the drive over the Olive trees.

At Palm Links at Monastir, some 90-minutes from Hammamet, you’ll find Tunisia’s answer to links golf.

Close to Sousse, this reclaimed marshland is now a likeable quirky course set next to a racetrack.

Golf among wild Flamingos

Among its attractions are wild mounding, humps, bumps and a colony of wild flamingo’s, not to forget its signature hole, the par-four 14 th played alongside the ocean and guarded by waste bunkers.

The best golf though, is to be found at Golf Citrus at Hammamet, around an hour from Tunis.

This 36-hole golf complex was superbly run and its marshals had golfers hitting tee-times the way soldiers about turn on the drill square.

Its two courses, Les Oliviers and La Foret, are tough by any standards.

Next door to Citrus Golf is the Yasmine Golf Course, a gentler proposition with twin lakes and frequently tiered greens.

The Marshal here arrived in a buggy at the 9th and presented my playing partner and I with a flask of English Breakfast tea, and a selection of arab cakes, a demonstration of hospitality not unusual at Tunisia’s golf courses.

The warm welcome and hospitality makes up for the fact that the courses are not as well conditioned as those in Portugal or Spain. As the guests of an Arab host, they are extremely keen to ensure you have a pleasant stay in Tunisia. No matter how you’ve played, there’ll always be mint tea and the “Arab Hooka,” (smoking pipe) to wile away the hours at the 19 th .

WHERE TO PLAY

Citrus Golf Club www.golfcitrus.com

Yasmine Golf Club www.golfyasmine.com

Monastir Palm Links www.golf-palmlinks.com

Golf El Kantaoui www.elkantaouigolf.com

Golf de Carthage www.golfcarthage.com

WHERE TO STAY

Hotel Karthago El Ksar E:mail : [email protected] Web: www.karthago.com.tn

Tunisia enjoys year round sunshine, with the lowest average temperature of 12 degrees C from December to March and reaching 27 degrees C in July and August.

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Where to stay - choose your golf holiday resort in tunisia.

Nearly all of Tunisia’s golf resorts are located directly on the Mediterranean Sea. Eight excellent courses are clustered in four main resort areas. If this will be your first golf holiday in Tunisia, the descriptions on this page are formulated to help you choose your resort. We also have a helpful comparison chart .

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+ 2 golf courses, with 2 more within 30 minute transfer + Least crowded golf courses + Good restaurants in nearby Monastir town and marina + Hotels, marina, airport, golf, all within fifteen minutes by taxi. + Best choice for golf tuition + Lowest prices

Estimated Transfer times: from Monastir Airport: 15 mins from Tunis Airport: 2 hours from Enfidha Airport: 45 mins

- Night life is limited to the hotels unless you take a short taxi ride to nearby Sousse. -Lower quality of hotels compared to other resorts.

Our recommended choice for quiet golf outings away from the crowds and nightlife. Good choice for a no frills low cost golf holiday.

Golf Holidays in Monastir

+ 3 golf courses, with 4 more within 1 hour transfer + Tunisia’s most developed and popular resort area, with excellent beaches, and a variety of casinos, nightlife, and family amusement parks. + Choose scheduled or charter flights. + Widest selection of 4* deluxe and 5* luxury hotels.

Estimated Transfer times: from Monastir Airport: 90 mins from Tunis Airport: 1 hour from Enfidha Airport: 30 mins

Our recommended choice for a wide variety of entertainment and excellent golf. Tunisia’s best known golf destination and best selection of good hotels and spas. Golf Holidays in Hammamet

Port El Kantaoui

+ 2 golf courses, 2 more within 30 minute transfer, 3 more within one hour transfer + Golf courses, restaurants, and marina within walking distance of the hotels. + Good restaurants and water sports available in the marina + Pubs and nightclubs nearby.

Estimated Transfer times: from Monastir Airport: 30 mins from Tunis Airport: 90 mins from Enfidha Airport: 30 mins

- Early booking is essential to secure good tee times in high season.

Our recommended choice for those who wish to walk everywhere. Best location for long stay holidays.

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Tunis/Carthage

It is difficult to call a capital city with two golf courses a ‘golf resort’ - and yet that can truly be said of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. Tunis features one very old golf club - Carthage Golf Club which dates to the 1920’s and one very new one, the Robert Trent Jones II Residence Golf Club which opened in 2008. The adjacent Residence Hotel & Spa is truly one of the most luxurious hotels in the world, and a stay here will be remembered for many years to come. During your first visit, we recommend combining golf with a spa day so that you can experience the relaxation for yourself. In Tunis there are also numerous activities to enjoy, such as the ancient ruins of Carthage, and museums which trace the full history of Tunisia back to the days of the Phoenicians. Did you know that the Bible was officially canonized in Carthage? Or that Augustine, the famous church father and historian served as Bishop here? We especially recommend Tunis as a short break destination for those who want to experience The Residence Hotel . For those on a budget, the El Mouradi Gammarth Hotel is an economy friendly hotel that still provides luxurious touches for its guests. The modern capital city makes this a good base for a combined golf and business trip. The golf courses of Hammamet are only one hour away, and preferred tee times and transfers are available.

Port El Kantaoui/Sousse

Port El Kantaoui is a well developed resort and marina, with plenty to do at all hours day and night when you are not on the course. The 36 hole Kantaoui Golf Club has been a frequent host of the European Senior Tour, and is a short walk from our featured hotels. The marina offers a wide variety of excellent restaurants and other activities. Sailing, deep sea fishing, parasailing, jet skiing, and scuba diving to name just a few. British, Irish and German pubs are scattered between the marina and the adjacent town of Sousse. Port El Kantaoui is our first choice for golfers who want to literally walk to everything: Golf, hotel, marina and pubs are all within walking distance. The busiest resort centre for active winter holidays. 

Hammamet is Tunisia’s most popular summer beach resort area. Three excellent golf courses are nearby, and four more less than one hour away. Yasmine Hammamet - an extension of the original resort - is Tunisia’s newest resort area, featuring many new 4 and 5 star hotels, a marina, several restaurants and a casino. The beach promenade, Carthage Land theme park, and nearby Afriquia animal and theme park offer plenty of activity when not playing golf. Hammamet is Tunisia’s best known golf resort, with many golfers coming several times per year. 

Monastir/Skanes

Monastir-Skanes boasts a long stretch of white sandy beach, with two golf courses near the doorstep of most hotels, and two more a short distance away in Port El Kantaoui. Our featured hotels are directly facing the beach, and are either directly next to a golf course, or provide free transfers. This is the quietest golf resort area in Tunisia, and only a stone’s throw from Monastir International Airport. The towns of Monastir and Sousse are easily accessible by taxi or tourist trams/trains. Monastir features a quiet marina and some excellent Italian and seafood restaurants. Monastir is the preferred choice for those looking for good golf and a good nights rest rather than a late night out.

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If golf is your go-to game for fun or stress relief, some of the best golf courses can be found in beautiful Tunisia.  With sun-shining weather and plush emerald green golf courses, you can be sure to find one to play your best game yet. Here we will explore what makes the best golf courses, and then delve into the top 7 Tunisia golf courses.

Factors of a Great Golf Course

So what makes these golf courses some of the best in the land? Is it the clubhouses where you can enjoy a beverage while chatting about your game? Or the experienced caddies? It could be the pro shops where you can find any gear you are looking for.

Proximity and Comfort

Many of the best Tunisia Golf courses are just a short distance from all-inclusive resorts and hotels. However, you can find some hotels that have their own golf courses, making it a super short distance to travel to your Tee off spot. These hotels may even arrange your Tee off time.

Luxury Golfing Holidays

You may fancy having a luxury experience before or after you have spent the day golfing. Or perhaps you will take a dip in the sea or revel in the sunshine on the beach. You may even find a few other water sports to take part in, such as surfing, windsurfing, kitesurfing, boating, canoeing, scuba diving, and snorkeling.

Amazing Weather

Tunisia is known for its fantastic weather. Therefore, you can be sure that you will experience a good deal of sunny days while you are there.  You can expect a Mediterranean atmosphere in the northern mountainous territory with mild, rainy winters and hot, dry summers. The southern section has a hot, arid, and semiarid environment while the eastern coastal border has barren weather.

Other Experiences

Golfing in Tunisia is a great experience. But you can encounter much more while there. You may want to experience some of the other sights. Tunisia is full of natural beauty, culture, and architecture.   Go on a hot air balloon ride, visit the Ruins of Carthage, explore one of the many museums of Tunisia, or go to Old Medina in Tunis.

Golf Vacation

Golf vacation packages may be the way to go. Here you will find a variety of places to stay, such as all-inclusive resorts, boutique spas, and more!

The Top 7 Golf Courses in Tunisia

Djerba Golf Club

This 27-hole golf course is divided into three sections, each with 9 holes: Les Palmiers, Les Acacias, and La Mer.  Developed by Ronald Fream, the course has a surface area of 173 ha.

Les Palmiers is a  Par 37 course measuring 3056 m. It has many picturesque palm trees and is adjacent to Yadis Thalasso & Royal Garden. Other stats of this golf course include: *Four Par 5 *Five Par 4 *One Par 4 * Bunkers, Lakes, Out of bounds * Longest of the three 9-hole courses

Les Acacias is a  Par 35 course that measures 2722 m. This course is full of picturesque palm trees adjacent to Plaza Thalasso & Miramar. Other features include: *Two Par 5 *Five Par 4 *Two Par 3 *Bunkers, Lakes, Out of bounds *Shortest of the three 9-hole courses

La Mer is a Par 36 course that measures 3130 m. Picturesque seaview, hotels & palms are part of the charm of this golf course. The Plaza Thalasso, Yadis, and the sea surround it. Other features include: * Two Par 5 *Five Par 4 *Two Par 3 *Bunkers, Lakes, Out of bounds *Hole 7 all along the mediterranean sea

Monastir Flamingo Golf Course

This 18-hole golf course measures 6402 m and is par 72, and was developed by Ronald Fream. This public golf course has a driving range and caddies, and for those that need to up their game, a golf school academy and a teaching pro.  Complete with 360-degree views, the finely sloped fairways allow one to catch glimpses of the beautiful beachside.

Appropriate golf attire is expected while on the golf course. A clubhouse, bar, and restaurant are also part of the golf course.

Golf Yasmine Hammamet

This 28-hole Par 71 course measures 5850 m and features three Par 5 and four Par 3. The bunkers are well positioned, with large stepped greens adding to the course. The clubhouse is outstanding, overlooking the entire scenic course, and is open to the public year-round. A marshall ensures that play is done promptly and that golf etiquette is used. Water obstacles are used within the golf course for enjoyable play.

Fream developed this course too with an extension done by Nicklaus Design. The layout is a nice design with high-quality fairways, tees, and bunkers. Challenging greens that are well-maintained have a good mix of long and short holes.

Golf Oasis Tozeur

With well-watered greens, this golf course features a robust and exciting desert setting. This 18-hole 72-par course measures 6345 m and features three lakes, deep ravines, and rocky outcrops. Twenty-five hectares of turf use recycled water to irrigate it.   Ronald Fream developed these golfing greens with a surface area of 150 ha. A clubhouse is complete with a bar and restaurant, as well as a pro shop with equipment. Golf buggy hires are also available.

Golf de Carthage

This 18-hole golf Par 66 course has very well-kept greens and shady eucalyptus trees that make their way throughout the course. Developed by Yves Burreau, this course is one of the oldest ones in Africa.  A must-visit for all golfers, this course features a practice range and a golf academy. The surface area measures 29 ha and has a measurement of 4524 m. A lounge bar and restaurant are open to golfers.

La Cigale Tabarka Golf

Featuring an impeccable fairway, La Cigale Tabarka Golf Course has a varied landscape of cliffs, a beach, the sea, pine forests, and cork oak. Ronald Fream developed the 18-hole golf  course that measures 6400 m and has a surface area of 118 ha. There is also a 9-hole compact course. The course is perfect for advanced golfers.

A pro shop, a banquet house, two salons, a bar, a terrace, and an open fire make up the clubhouse which overlooks the course.

Citrus Golf Club

Citrus Golf Club features two 18-hole courses: Les Oliviers and La Forêt. There is a driving range measuring 350 m long with 120 training mats with putting greens, bunkers, and pitching greens. This course was also developed by Ronald Fream.

Les Oliviers

Les Oliviers is a Par 72 course meandering around olive trees that is perfect for all golfers.

La Forêt is a very demanding course in a dune environment. Full of complex and windy holes, the Par 72 is best for those with experience. In 2017, this course was voted the best golf course in Tunisia, and in 2018 by World Golf Awards.  The front 9 of the course are super relaxing while the back 9 are more of a challenge.

The clubhouse features a warm and friendly atmosphere with amazing hospitality that provides majestic views of the courses. Here you may purchase club cars, electric and manual trolleys, clubs, and shopping carts. There is also the pro shop, the restaurant, and changing rooms with showers for both men and women.

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Golf Tour In Sousse

Golf Tour in Sousse

(5 Days / 4 Nights)

Day 1 : Arrival – Tunis – Sousse :

The tour guide will meet you on arrival at Tunis Carthage Airport and transfer you to Tunis City.

Then pick up to visit the Museum of Bardo (the most beautiful and biggest one in Tunisia), Habib Bourguiba Street, and the Medina of Tunis.

Then transfer to your hotel. Dinner in the hotel. Overnight in Sousse.

Day 2: Sousse - Kantaoui Golf Course :

After breakfast, enjoy 18 holes at one of ’s finest golf resorts – El Kantaoui Golf Course. Dinner in the hotel. Overnight in Sousse.

Day 3: Monastir – Flamingo Golf Course :

After breakfast, play a round at the 18-hole – Flamingo Golf Course in Monastir. Dinner in the hotel. Overnight in Sousse.

Day 4: Sousse :

After breakfast, transfer to Sousse: Visit the Museum of Sousse, the Ribat, and the Medina. Enjoy with Tunisian traditional taste…

In the afternoon, boat trip aboard a pirate ship: enjoy this cruise! Dinner in the hotel. Overnight in Sousse.

Day 5: Departure :

After breakfast, there is free time to continue discovering fascinating Sousse. before transferring to Tunis Carthage Airport for departure.

Tour Price Includes :

Ø Hotel accommodation, based on double or twin share, with daily breakfast.

Ø Transfer by air-conditioned car as per itinerary.

Ø All entrance fees & permits during guided time.

Ø Local English-speaking guide.

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The First 45 Hole Golf Complex in Tunisia

At the heart of the pine forest and a gently undulating olive grove, you will enjoy a wild and unspoilt nature which stretches over 173 hectares around palm trees, eucalyptus and seven judiciously located lakes.

Only a few minutes from the Bay of Hammamet, the sea breeze will make each round unique.

Created in 1992 and designed by the American architect Ronald Fream, the Citrus Golf Club offers two remarkable18-hole courses: Les Oliviers and La Forêt, whose principal quality is their technically rich course design.

Together, the courses boast 80 grassed hectares perfectly maintained throughout the year. It Also offers beautiful facilities, a driving range that can accommodate up to 120 people, 05 putting-greens, 05 chipping & pitching-greens and practice bunkers.

Hammamet, city with its timeless charm

Hammamet is a small city with an authentic charm. Turquoise waters, the scent of jasmine, white houses and stone walls gilded by the centuries… with its medina fringed by fine sand is particularly poetic.

In its wake, many celebrities will be familiar with the place, will stay or settle (Andre Gide, Giacometti, Bernanos, Paul Klee…) While the forests and lemon groves are a real pleasure for nature lovers, and from where the Golf Citrus Name was inspired..

Our Courses

La Forêt course has been voted Tunisia’s best Golf course in 2017 and 2018 by the World Golf Awards.

This demanding course, through hilly fairways, offers a rare environment with its subtle, complex and windy holes.

For an experienced golfer, it is a great challenge.

• Les Oliviers

This course is part of a typically regional landscape, where the aesthetics of the olive groves enrich the design of the architect.

It offers a great challenge to golfers with all standards.

The Citrus Golf Academy

At the heart of the Citrus Golf Club Hammamet, discover the Training Center ; a 350-meter practice area with 120 mats, a 9-hole Executive course, Par 28 (1221 meters), 05 putting-greens, 05 chipping & pitching-greens and practice bunkers.

A center for golf teaching unparalleled in Tunisia, where to learn and improve your golfing skills. Its courses are adapted to challenging and inspiring golfers of all levels, from the amateur to the most confirmed player.

The Club House

The Citrus Golf Club House is open, everyday, from 7 am to 9:30 pm, in a warm and friendly space. Enjoy, before or after your golf party, our restaurant and bar inside the club house, offering a majestic view on rangelands. You will find everything you need to share with your playing partners. The Proshop offers a wide range of clothing and all essential accessories for the practice of golf (gloves, shoes, balls, equipment …) At very competitive prices.

Buses, clubs, manual and electric Trolleys, caddies, buggies, clubs … are also available for rental. The Citrus Golf Clubhouse, in addition to its ProShop, offers changing rooms, endowed with showers for men and women, worthy of a first-class Golf Club

The Proshop

The Citrus Golf Proshop offers a wide range of golf items, belonging to the famous and most prestigious brands of textile, footwear and other accessories of Golf.

Our professional and experienced Golf staff will be happy to advise you selecting all the necessary equipment for your Golf stay in Hammamet.

Major brands such as Lacoste Golf, Puma or Titleist reserve you an exceptional collection. So go ahead and come to discover this in our Proshop, conveniently located in the Citrus Golf Club house.

The Tangerine Restaurant

Before or after a golf course “Les oliviers” or “La Forêt”, sit in the quiet bar/restaurant, subtly integrated in the Citrus Golf Club House. In a relaxed atmosphere, enjoy a drink in the bar or lunch with golfers, in the Club House Lobby or on the terrace.

Other customers coming for seminars or business meals, will also be welcomed by the Golf Citrus team, at any time. The Bar/Restaurant, with a capacity of 96 seats, three terraces and panoramic views, overlooking the 45-hole golf complex, will love our cocktails, wines, parties and other events celebrated with us.

Do not hesitate to contact us for your reservation or for more information on the restaurant menu and drinks (alcoholic or non-alcoholic) served in the bar.

Citrus Golf Events

A Local Change of Landscape in Search of an International Passion !

Combined with the great cultural, gastronomic and sporting wealth offered by the region, the Citrus Golf Club is the ideal place where guests can live an unforgettable experience.

Hôtels Partenaires

Come and live unequalled experiences in truly exceptional places that will let you admire its charm and profit from numerous benefits : discount on the green-fees (up to 30%), preferential tee-times guaranteed during the high season , free shuttle to and from the golf course.

DISCOVER SERENITY

Discover the fantastic refreshing relaxation of one of our Hotels. Located directly at the Hammamet beach nested in the beautiful natural scenery of the coast. Enjoy the charm, tranquility and pleasure of the Sindbad with us !

Located in a magnificent lush garden surrounded by palm trees and exotic plants, you will find The Sindbad a charming hotel for guest accommodation, in moorish styled bungalows with all comfort and amenities, necessary to ensure a relaxing holiday.

Beautifully situated on the East coast of Tunisia, the Phenicia Hotel spreads between a fine sandy beach and a garden of 9 hectares, where Palm and Olive trees are generously mixed. For your comfort, the rooms of the hotel are all endowed with balconies or terraces, which offer you fantastic views between the gulf of Hammamet, swimming pools and or gardens.

For the gourmets, the Phenicia Hotel proposes a wide selection of dishes in its various theme restaurants, Asian, Oriental, international or local, à la carte or buffet. For the sport amateurs, the hotel has 10 tennis clay courts, an equestrian club, and at summer time, water sports like ski, banana boat, pedal boat and windsurfing.

The PHENICIA is the closest hotel to the Citrus Golf, the largest golf complex in Tunisia (45 holes). A free Golf shuttle is available daily and regularly (every 30 min) for all hotel customers, to and from golf course (5 KM, duration 10 minutes) who also enjoy preferential Green-fee rates.

Our tournaments

Extravaganza Charity Tournment

16th Edition of the Spring Golf Extravaganza, Citrus Oliviers Course, may 4th, 2019. What a wonderful way to go ahead with the international golfing season or both the Expatriate and Tunisian communities.

BMW international open Tournement

The BMW International Open is an annual men’s professional golf tournament on the European Tour held in Germany. We are really excited to be here on GC München Eichenried , and present a variety of …

“All For Tunisia” Tournament

The #CitrusGolfClub celabrate the Tunisian Revolution at 14 January 2019, with ▪️ All For Tunisia ▪️ tournament specially dedicated ! Waiting you at “La Forêt” course. Texas Scramble 4 – Shotgun at 09h30

Valentine’s Day Golf Tournament

This year we celebrate Love On the GREEN. Come with your Love partner and play all your love cards.. Please be dressed in RED Do not think about gifts, this year the best gift is a round of golf full of Love & Joy!

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Experience the exhilaration of playing at one of the region’s finest golf facilities. Designed by Robert Trent Jones II, the 18-hole Residence Golf Course is a veritable jewel set between the sea and a salt lake, at the heart of a nature reserve where migrating birds and wildlife abound. Take in the magnificent views as you challenge yourself on the links set around the edges of the lake and intricate fairways that meander through changing scenery, punctuated by water obstacles.

Particular attention has been paid to the layout of the course in order to respect the natural landscape, creating not only one of the most beautiful golf courses in the Mediterranean, but also one of the most environmentally friendly.

Improve Your Golf Skills GOLF ACADEMY DE GAMMARTH

Those keen to perfect their abilities on the green can do so at our Golf Academy de Gammarth, an outstanding golf teaching facility with a wide driving range and dedicated areas for practicing your swings, chipping and bunker exit shots and putts.

The Academy offers a program of mental, technical and physical training tailored for golfers of all levels under the guidance of two highly qualified professional instructors, Lilia Maaref ex player of the Ladies European Tour and Chokri Ben Nasr formed at Leadbetter Academy of Djerba, whose unique philosophy revolves around the will to learn and to advance students by exploiting their potential and technical, physical and mental capacities without forgetting the pleasure to play.

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Besides the spectacular fairways, a full-service Clubhouse featuring a restaurant, bar, lounge and pool, comprehensive training and practice facilities, equipment rental, and a well-stocked pro shop add to The Residence Tunis’ allure as a top-notch golf destination.

The Clubhouse also features a spacious, light-filled function room overlooking the green, complemented by audio visual equipment, stationery supplies and refreshments – an ideal venue for business meetings before or after a relaxing round of golf, or for intimate wedding celebrations.

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Il Valtur Djerba Golf Resort & Spa 4*  è situato direttamente su una bellissima e ampia spiaggia di sabbia fine, di fronte all’unico campo da golf di 27 buche (18+ 9) dell’isola di Djerba. Si distingue per la sua architettura che ricorda le tipiche costruzioni dell’isola, immerso in un parco privato di 14 ettari. L’hotel  è dotato di ampi spazi comuni, sia esterni che interni, e di un importante centro benessere il Salus Golf Spa di 1200 mq, realizzato da Hoffer Group di Bolzano con tecnologia all’avanguardia. Uno dei punti di forza è l’incantevole spiaggia con palme e dune di sabbia bianca fino alla battigia, su un tratto di mare considerato il più bello di Djerba. Dista 6 km da Midoun, 18 km da Houmt Souk capoluogo dell’isola e 25 km dall’aeroporto internazionale di Djerba.

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Le 275 camere e Suites sono tutte dotate di servizi con vasca o doccia , asciugacapelli, aria condizionata, telefono, TV Sat, cassetta di sicurezza, mini frigobar rifornito all’arrivo di 2 bottigliette di acqua minerale e 1 soft drink, terrazzo con 2 sedie e 1 tavolino. Sono disponibili camere comunicanti, le tipologie si suddividono in:

Camere Classic di 25 mq, semplici e con arredamento classico, letti Twin o matrimoniali, armadio, 1 bagno con vasca, toilette separata con W.C e Bidet; possono essere doppie, e triple con divano letto. Possibilità di camere Vista Mare con supplemento.

Superior di 27,5 mq con un arredo neo classico, letto King size o Twin, con una occupazione massima 3 adulti (con divano letto per il 3° letto), 1 bagno con doccia o vasca, toilette separata con W.C e Bidet. Possibilità di camere Vista Mare con supplemento.

Family Room Classic di 42 mq, composto da 1 camera da letto con balcone, armadio più 1 camera con 2 letti separati con finestra, 1 armadio, 1 bagno con vasca con toilette separata con W.C e Bidet, occupazione massima 4 persone (possibilità di inserire una culla)

Family Room Superior di 48 mq composte da 1 camere da letto con balcone, armadio più 1 camera con 2 letti separati, finestra e con un grande armadio (1 bagno con doccia con toilette separata con W.C e Bidet, con occupazione massima 5 persone (possibilità di inserire una culla);

Junior Suite mq 42 mono locale con soggiorno e una camera da letto con occupazione massima 3 /4 persone (con divano letto per il 3° /4° letto), 1 bagno con vasca con toilette separata con W.C e Bidet;

Suite Ambassador di 48 mq in bilocale con 1 soggiorno, 1 camere da letto, 1 bagno con vasca con toilette separata con W.C e Bidet , 1 dressing con occupazione massima 3 / 4 adulti;

Di sabbia bianca e fine, con fondale digradante su un tratto di mare particolarmente limpido. Utilizzo gratuito di lettini e ombrelloni a partire dalla 3° fila fino ad esaurimento. 1° e 2° fila a pagamento. 

4 ristoranti , 5 bar , di cui un Blue lobby bar, un pool bar, un Sporting beach bar (aperto dal 03/06 sino al 30/9), un caffè moresco Andaluso, un discobar Mirage. 

Centro congressi con una sala plenaria di 450 posti separabile in 2 sale da 200 e 250 posti, 2 sale di commissioni da 20/25 posti.

Teatro all’aperto, parcheggio, e deposito bagagli.

SERVIZI A PAGAMENTO Assistenza medica, servizio lavanderia, boutique, narguilè presso il caffè moresco, escursioni e sport acquatici motorizzati, lezioni di windsurf,  1° e 2° fila in spiaggia, green fee al Golf Club, massaggi e trattamenti estetici presso il centro benessere Salus Golf SPA con docce a getto, sauna svedese e bagno turco con aromaterapia e cromoterapia, bagno di fango e alghe, letti galleggianti caldi, telo mare.

Wi-Fi:  connessione disponibile e gratuita in tutto il villaggio escluso la spiaggia. 

Attrezzature fornite gratis: windsurf e canoa (solo uscite libere, per esperti).

Valtur Baby Card Include l'utilizzo del servizio Pappe e Mamme e un kit composto da: un borsoncino trendy, accappatoio/poncho, bavetta in silicone, Valturland Academy Book e un gadget a sorpresa.

SPECIALE HONEYMOONERS: Se scegli il Valtur Djerba Golf Resort & SPA per la tua luna di miele, per te vantaggi esclusivi:

- speciale riduzione di coppia del 10% sulla tariffa del soggiorno per prenotazioni ricevute 45 giorni prima; - upgrade della camera a categoria superiore (salvo disponibilità); - massaggio di coppia di 30 minuti. Necessario, per l'applicazione della promozione, l'invio all'atto della prenotazione della certificazione di nozze o pubblicazione valide. La promo è applicabile entro 6 mesi dalla data del matrimonio civile.

Pacchetto Green Fees 18 buche € 57 / 9 buche € 34 Pacchetto 4 x 18 buche € 215 Pacchetto 5 x 18 buche € 255 Pacchetto 6 x 18 buche € 290 Pacchetto 7 x 18 buche € 318  Bambini fino a 13 anni non compiuti riduzione 50%

Pacchetto Golf Discovery Dedicato a chi non ha mai praticato il golf. 30 minuti di lezione in gruppi di massimo 12 persone. Prezzo a persona: € 25

Pacchetto Introduzione al Golf 4 ore di lezione suddivise in 2 giorni, in gruppo, regole e tecniche di base. Prezzo a persona € 108, giorno supplementare € 46

Pacchetto Golf Principiante 6 ore di lezione suddivise in 3 giorni. In gruppo € 170, giorno supplementare € 48 In coppia € 390, giorno supplementare € 110 Individuale € 225, giorno supplementare € 65

Pacchetto Golf Perfezionamento 6 ore di lezione suddivise in 3 giorni In gruppo € 255, giorno supplementare € 72 In coppia € 585, giorno supplementare € 166 Individuale € 336, giorno supplementare € 96

 *attenzione i prezzi indicati sono da listino ufficiale Djerba Golf Club 2023*

ALL INCLUSIVE Prevede: pensione completa con bevande ai pasti (acqua, vino, birra e soft drink alla spina), angolo pasta con cuoco italiano presso il ristorante principale “El Menzel”. Possibilità di un pranzo light al ristorante “Sporting beach” (su prenotazione e aperto dal 03/06) con piccola selezione di carne o pesce grigliato, insalate, pizza e frutta. Su richiesta e con supplemento: pesce pregiato (aragoste, gamberoni e il pescato del giorno) specialità di carne e primi piatti  (previsto uno sconto del 10% a tutti gli ospiti Valtur). Presso il ristorante à la carte “il Gusto” è compresa una cena servita al tavolo con menù fisso di specialità Tunisine solo una volta a settimana (su prenotazione e con contributo da pagare in loco). Presso pizzeria “La Pergola" aperta a cena, pizza a scelta con servizio al tavolo (su prenotazione).   Snack dolci e salati dalle ore 11.00 alle ore 16.00 presso il bar "Granada" in piscina e dalle 10.30 alle 12.00 e dalle 15:00 alle 16:30 pizza al trancio presso lo "Sporting Beach" in spiaggia. Dalle ore 10.00 alle ore 22.00 consumo illimitato di bevande analcoliche, caffè locale, tè e bevande alcoliche locali presso i vari bar della struttura, secondo l’orario di ciascuno. Tutte le bevande sono alla spina e servite in bicchiere.

A PAGAMENTO Caffè Lavazza, bevande in bottiglia, alcolici locali dopo le ore 22 : 00, alcolici d’importazione e tutto quanto non indicato nella formula All Inclusive.

Ristorante principale “El Menzel” con servizio a buffet e bevande incluse (acqua e vino in bottiglia di vetro al tavolo, birra e soft drink alla spina). Pizzeria “La Pergola” presso la piscina aperto a cena e incluso nell'all inclusive. Sporting Beach presso la spiaggia (aperto dal 03/06 al 30/09), incluso nell’all inclusive, solo a pranzo, menù light, insalate, grigliata di pesce e carne, pizza e frutta. Ristorante à la carte "Il Gusto" .

Intolleranze : per gli ospiti che soffrono di intolleranze al glutine sono disponibili prodotti base; i clienti potranno integrare il tutto con prodotti da loro forniti. È necessaria la segnalazione in fase di prenotazione.

Servizio pappe e mamme:  durante l'orario dei pasti, il personale sarà a disposizione per la preparazione di pastine, brodi vegerali e di carne, passato di verdure, salsa di pomodoro.

Hai mai provato l’ebbrezza di mandare in buca la pallina e poi voltarti ad ammirare il mare di Djerba, con il profumo di salsedine che ti inebria? Qui, puoi.

L' Équipe Valtur , in collaborazione con lo staff dell'hotel, ha preparato per voi un ricco palinsesto di proposte e appuntamenti: attività sportive, tornei, corsi e attività specifiche per il benessere del corpo e della mente si accompagneranno a spettacoli, piccole sorprese e veri e propri happening, occasioni di incontro e conoscenza con gli ospiti del villaggio.

Un fitto programma di proposte per disegnare la vostra vacanza sulle vostre esigenze, e renderla indimenticabile.

**Il palinsesto dei servizi Valtur (incluso animazione) inizierà il 27 maggio e terminerà il 06 ottobre. Dopo questa data il servizio di animazione sarà prestato da un team internazionale.**

Il Team di Valturland, il meraviglioso mondo dei bambini,  si prenderà cura dei piccoli ospiti Valtur con attività pensate apposta per specifiche fasce di età:  Kids Club 3 – 6 anni, Mini Club 7 – 10 anni, Young Club 11 – 13 anni .

Presso l'area  Valturland , dove sarà sempre presente uno staff madrelingua dedicato, i vostri bambini potranno rivelare i loro talenti, attraverso le innumerevoli e divertenti attività creative alla scoperta del fantastico mondo di Valtur.

Laboratori, spettacoli, tanto sport ma anche escursioni, lezioni in lingua locale ed eventi pensati per condividere con l’intera famiglia momenti autentici all’insegna della curiosità, dell’emozione e della scoperta.

Il  Tribe Club  ( 14/17 anni)  inoltre, dedicato ai teenager, proporrà un programma dinamico e vario.

Sport, laboratori, eventi, party e camp con istruttori e tutor attentamente selezionati, per una proposta di intrattenimento sempre in linea con le ultime tendenze, che inviti i ragazzi a mettersi alla prova e li accompagni alla scoperta delle esperienze dell'età adulta, ne stimoli la curiosità e ne estenda gli orizzonti.

Ferma i pensieri e rilassati. Per te un centro benessere e di balneoterapia ultramoderni con una superficie di 1.200 mq. Docce a getto, sauna svedese e bagno turco con aromaterapia e cromoterapia, letti galleggianti caldi, sono solo alcuni dei plus di questa SPA.

Cosa significa per noi proteggere l'ambiente in cui siamo immersi? Gestire i consumi e i materiali di scarto in maniera responsabile, proteggere l'ecosistema che ci ospita e che rende il nostro villaggio così speciale, tutelare e motivare le persone che con noi collaborano e che sono nostre ospiti.

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Family classic, junior suite, suite ambassador, family superior.

Il Valtur Djerba Golf Resort & Spa è distante 6 km da Midoun, 18 km da Houmt Souk, capoluogo dell’isola, e 25 km dall’aeroporto di Djerba.

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Senegal, Tunisia headline Sunday’s WCQ action

Heavyweights Senegal and Tunisia will headline Sunday’s 2026 Fifa World Cup Qualifying action, which will see five fixtures played across the continent to kick-off Matchday 4 of the group stage.

Senegal, who are placed second in Group A, will back themselves to win away to Mauritania in Nouakchott and leapfrog leaders Sudan, who are only in action on Tuesday.

Teranga Lions star Sadio Mane – who missed last week’s 1-1 draw with DR Congo and is also out for the trip to Mauritania – has urged coach Aliou Cisse to get his tactics right.

“To be formidable, we must review our system,” said the former Liverpool forward. “I think we need to see him again because we tried to play several combinations and it didn’t work.”

Elsewhere in Group A, DR Congo and Togo will both be looking to boost their chances when they meet at Stade des Martyrs in Kinshasa.

Tunisia will have the chance to take firm control of Group H when they face Namibia in Johannesburg. The Carthage Eagles boast a 100 per cent record thus far and enjoy a two-point lead over the Brave Warriors, who are placed second on the standings after a strong start to their qualification campaign.

Namibia stuttered somewhat this past midweek with a 1-1 draw at home to Liberia, but coach Collin Benjamin is urging patience, as his young team continues to learn on the international stage.

“I think we started off very well. I mean, if we can go into into the lead in the eighth minute, we normally have it under control. We should have it under control. But you could see that the inexperience actually cost us,” Benjamin explained.

“We’re going to give them [players] the time. And the nation just has to be a bit patient with them. They’re going to come to the level where their seniors are now.”

On the challenge of facing Tunisia, Benjamin added: “We’re going to have to prepare properly. We’re going to have to see that the regeneration process now goes as fast as possible, so that we can actually come out with more energy, with more conviction, with more willpower to try and beat the challenge that’s waiting for us on Sunday.”

Group H will also feature a clash between Sao Tome & Principe in Oujda, while Ethiopia will look to climb the Group A log when they tackle Djibouti in El Jadida. A win for the Walia Ibex would push them level with second-placed Guinea-Bissau, ahead of the clash between the Djuruts and log-leaders Egypt on Monday.

CAF World Cup Qualifying fixtures, Sunday 9 June

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18:00: Djibouti v Ethiopia

18:00: DR Congo v Togo

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Analysis: A year after PGA Tour's surprise deal with Saudis, still no clarity on where golf is going

One year after the PGA Tour announced a proposed deal with the backers of LIV Golf, there still aren't many answers about where golf is headed and how to repair the fractured landscape with great players on two tours

DUBLIN, Ohio -- PGA champion Xander Schauffele was on the 10th tee at Muirfield Village for a late Monday afternoon practice round to start the week of the Memorial. Just the sight of him was enough to bring back memories of golf then and now.

So much has changed. So little is known. And there's still no clarity where golf is headed and how to repair such a splintered sport created by Saudi money and a secret deal .

It was a year ago at the Memorial that Schauffele was playing nine holes of the Wednesday pro-am, starting on the 10th tee. Two of his amateur partners that day were PGA Tour board members — Ed Herlihy, the board chairman, and Jimmy Dunne.

Unbeknownst to Schauffele — unbeknownst to every PGA Tour player — was that Dunne and Herlihy, along with PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan, had been secretly meeting with the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia , the financial backers of the rival LIV Golf circuit that already had lured away some of golf's biggest names with guaranteed riches.

The pro-am was on May 31. The famous “framework agreement" for a commercial deal among the PGA Tour, PIF and the European tour had been signed on May 30.

Most curious was when Herlihy saw a familiar face and suggested a phone call in the near future because “we have a lot of good things coming.”

It wasn't until six days later that Monahan and Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the PIF governor, appeared on CNBC to announce that former enemies were now in business together . It remains one of the most stunning developments in golf — not just making the deal with the Saudis, but keeping the entire membership (and the majority of the PGA Tour board) in the dark.

That was June 6, 2023. It's rare in golf for anything to be identified by a date.

Monahan flew from New York to the Canadian Open for a player meeting later that day and was blistered by players who wanted answers.

A year later, does anyone have them?

For all the moving parts — and there have been plenty — what often gets overlooked is one important aspect to the framework agreement. While it was never finalized by the end of 2023, the stated deadline, it did away with the antitrust lawsuit by PIF-funded LIV and the countersuit by the PGA Tour. The tour already was said to have spent close to $50 million in legal fees.

The rest of the road forward has trudged uphill (still no commercial deal with PIF).

And it has moved quickly and quirkily.

Tiger Woods was appointed to the board with no term limits. Rory McIlroy resigned from the board and then was put back into play as a non-voting member of a negotiating committee , but only after a failed attempt for him to replace Webb Simpson .

From the business side, Randall Stephenson of AT & T resigned from the board abruptly last summer over the proposed deal with the Saudis. In the last month alone, Dunne and board member Mark Flaherty resigned.

It's a lot easier to keep track of birdies and bogeys.

There were two Senate hearings. The agreement got the attention of the Justice Department, which led to both sides in July doing away with an anti-poaching clause in the agreement. Four months later, Jon Rahm was on his way to LIV .

The new for-profit company known as PGA Tour Enterprises received interest from private equity, and the tour narrowed its list of suitors to Strategic Sports Group by the end of the year. SSG, a group of North American pro sports owners led by Fenway Sports Group, announced a $1.5 billion investment that could be twice that much.

The tour is still negotiating for PIF to become a minority investor, but it took until March before players on the PGA Tour Enterprises board even met with Al-Rumayyan .

Jordan Spieth is on the board. He replaced McIlroy, who resigned in November. Spieth said two weeks ago that any suggestions that negotiations are “in a bad place and are moving slowly” are not true.

“I think ultimately we’ll end up in a place where professional golf is maybe the best that it’s ever been. I think both sides believe that,” he said at Colonial.

Still no details. No clear road map.

It was Spieth who said in late January that with SSG as an investor, he didn't think a deal was needed with PIF except for unification in the sport. That put him at odds with McIlroy, who wants desperately for golf's best players to be brought back together more than four times a year at the majors.

There even is friction inside the PGA Tour — lingering bad feelings toward Monahan for going behind the players’ backs, and even which players were worth how much under a first-of-its-kind program that distributed $930 million in equity shares .

Perhaps the biggest change from a year ago is players now have a majority voice on the board. The argument has always been that while it's their tour, the players are more skilled with a 4-iron than running a business valued to be worth upward of $10 billion.

But the bigger question is what exactly do they want? Where is golf headed, and how does it get put back together?

Schauffele made the biggest putt of his life to win the PGA Championship by one shot over Bryson DeChambeau, who reminded golf fans what they've been missing. He's an entertainer. Brooks Koepka won the PGA Championship last year and was put on the Ryder Cup team with 11 players who stayed loyal to the PGA Tour.

Koepka, DeChambeau, Rahm, Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson are still only available to watch on CW, the app or the network.

They are in Houston this week if anyone was wondering.

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PGA Tour reports ‘progress’ in talks with Saudi wealth fund leaders

June 8, 2024 at 7:30 p.m.

by DOUG FERGUSON / The Associated Press

The PGA Tour reported progress without details from a face-to-face meeting between its negotiating committee and the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia as it tries to work toward a deal.

"We want to get this right, and we are approaching discussions with careful consideration for our players, our fans, our partners and the game's future," the PGA Tour said in a written statement released Saturday morning.

The meeting in New York on Friday evening involved the "transaction committee" of PGA Tour Enterprises and Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the governor of the Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund that pays for the rival LIV Golf League.

PGA Tour player Rory McIlroy is on the committee and said he was encouraged by the progress. The four-time major winner from Northern Ireland referred to the three-hour meeting, which took part in via video call, as "very productive, very constructive, very collaborative."

"Definitely things are heading in the right direction," McIlroy said after the third round of the Memorial Tournament on Saturday in Dublin, Ohio. "A lot of progress was made. I can't really say much more than that, but it was really positive."

PGA Tour Enterprises is the commercial group that came out of the framework agreement announced a year ago among the PGA Tour, PIF and the Europe-based DP World Tour.

PGA Tour Enterprises brought on Strategic Sports Group, which invested an initial $1.5 billion earlier this year. Negotiations are ongoing to bring in PIF as a minority investor, and there has been more activity than previously believed.

McIlroy, who joined fellow players Tiger Woods and Adam Scott on the transaction committee, said it has been meeting with PIF representatives every Monday, Wednesday and Friday over the past couple of weeks. The tour referred to negotiations as "accelerated" in recent months.

Friday's meeting was the first in-person discussion since players and board members met with Al-Rumayyan in the Bahamas the day after The Players Championship in March.

The tour said the committee and PIF have been meeting "multiple times weekly to work through potential deal terms and come to a shared vision on the future of professional golf." It said only that "more progress was made" in New York.

"We remain committed to these negotiations, which require working through complex considerations to best position golf for global growth," the tour said.

McIlroy said those multiple meetings are more about financials, such as the investment possibilities of PIF and SSG.

"But I think last night was more talking about the future of the game and the vision, and that was where I thought there was a lot of progress that was made," he said.

Woods and Scott are on the full PGA Tour Enterprises board, along with player-directors Patrick Cantlay, Peter Malnatii, Webb Simpson and Jordan Spieth.

McIlroy resigned from the PGA Tour board last November, and there was an unsuccessful attempt by Simpson to have McIlroy replace him. McIlroy, the strongest voice who has gone from heavy criticism of LIV to being more willing to compromise, is part of the transaction committee and ultimately does not have a vote.

However, he has relationships with both sides of the table. McIlroy had said he would be more in listen mode when the business leaders — Al-Rumayyan and his team at PIF, a PGA Tour Enterprises committee that includes four SSG investors — sorted through details.

"We're there to maybe give a perspective from player's point of view," McIlroy said Thursday. "But, I mean, this is a negotiation about an investment into PGA Tour Enterprises. This is big boy stuff, and I'll certainly be doing more listening than I will be talking."

He said Saturday he did weigh in on occasion during his video call Friday: "The mute button was turned off a couple of times to chime in."

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Analysis: A year after PGA Tour’s surprise deal with Saudis, still no clarity on where golf is going

PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan pauses while speaking about the death of PGA player Grayson Murray during the Charles Schwab Challenge golf tournament at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas, Saturday, May 25, 2024. (AP Photo/LM Otero)

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DUBLIN, Ohio (AP) — PGA champion Xander Schauffele was on the 10th tee at Muirfield Village for a late Monday afternoon practice round to start the week of the Memorial. Just the sight of him was enough to bring back memories of golf then and now.

So much has changed. So little is known. And there’s still no clarity where golf is headed and how to repair such a splintered sport created by Saudi money and a secret deal .

It was a year ago at the Memorial that Schauffele was playing nine holes of the Wednesday pro-am, starting on the 10th tee. Two of his amateur partners that day were PGA Tour board members — Ed Herlihy, the board chairman, and Jimmy Dunne.

Unbeknownst to Schauffele — unbeknownst to every PGA Tour player — was that Dunne and Herlihy, along with PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan, had been secretly meeting with the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia , the financial backers of the rival LIV Golf circuit that already had lured away some of golf’s biggest names with guaranteed riches.

The pro-am was on May 31. The famous “framework agreement” for a commercial deal among the PGA Tour, PIF and the European tour had been signed on May 30.

Most curious was when Herlihy saw a familiar face and suggested a phone call in the near future because “we have a lot of good things coming.”

It wasn’t until six days later that Monahan and Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the PIF governor, appeared on CNBC to announce that former enemies were now in business together . It remains one of the most stunning developments in golf — not just making the deal with the Saudis, but keeping the entire membership (and the majority of the PGA Tour board) in the dark.

That was June 6, 2023. It’s rare in golf for anything to be identified by a date.

Monahan flew from New York to the Canadian Open for a player meeting later that day and was blistered by players who wanted answers.

A year later, does anyone have them?

For all the moving parts — and there have been plenty — what often gets overlooked is one important aspect to the framework agreement. While it was never finalized by the end of 2023, the stated deadline, it did away with the antitrust lawsuit by PIF-funded LIV and the countersuit by the PGA Tour. The tour already was said to have spent close to $50 million in legal fees.

The rest of the road forward has trudged uphill (still no commercial deal with PIF).

And it has moved quickly and quirkily.

Tiger Woods was appointed to the board with no term limits. Rory McIlroy resigned from the board and then was put back into play as a non-voting member of a negotiating committee , but only after a failed attempt for him to replace Webb Simpson .

From the business side, Randall Stephenson of AT&T resigned from the board abruptly last summer over the proposed deal with the Saudis. In the last month alone, Dunne and board member Mark Flaherty resigned.

It’s a lot easier to keep track of birdies and bogeys.

There were two Senate hearings. The agreement got the attention of the Justice Department, which led to both sides in July doing away with an anti-poaching clause in the agreement. Four months later, Jon Rahm was on his way to LIV .

The new for-profit company known as PGA Tour Enterprises received interest from private equity, and the tour narrowed its list of suitors to Strategic Sports Group by the end of the year. SSG, a group of North American pro sports owners led by Fenway Sports Group, announced a $1.5 billion investment that could be twice that much.

The tour is still negotiating for PIF to become a minority investor, but it took until March before players on the PGA Tour Enterprises board even met with Al-Rumayyan .

Jordan Spieth is on the board. He replaced McIlroy, who resigned in November. Spieth said two weeks ago that any suggestions that negotiations are “in a bad place and are moving slowly” are not true.

“I think ultimately we’ll end up in a place where professional golf is maybe the best that it’s ever been. I think both sides believe that,” he said at Colonial.

Still no details. No clear road map.

It was Spieth who said in late January that with SSG as an investor, he didn’t think a deal was needed with PIF except for unification in the sport. That put him at odds with McIlroy, who wants desperately for golf’s best players to be brought back together more than four times a year at the majors.

There even is friction inside the PGA Tour — lingering bad feelings toward Monahan for going behind the players’ backs, and even which players were worth how much under a first-of-its-kind program that distributed $930 million in equity shares .

Perhaps the biggest change from a year ago is players now have a majority voice on the board. The argument has always been that while it’s their tour, the players are more skilled with a 4-iron than running a business valued to be worth upward of $10 billion.

But the bigger question is what exactly do they want? Where is golf headed, and how does it get put back together?

Schauffele made the biggest putt of his life to win the PGA Championship by one shot over Bryson DeChambeau, who reminded golf fans what they’ve been missing. He’s an entertainer. Brooks Koepka won the PGA Championship last year and was put on the Ryder Cup team with 11 players who stayed loyal to the PGA Tour.

Koepka, DeChambeau, Rahm, Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson are still only available to watch on CW, the app or the network.

They are in Houston this week if anyone was wondering.

AP golf: https://apnews.com/hub/golf