Four Seasons Golf Club Mauritius at Anahita

Île Aux Cerfs Golf Club is located on Île aux Cerfs, a beautiful island in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean on the east coast of Mauritius.

Designed by the famous golfer Bernhard Langer, the Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club is a pleasure for players of all levels. The 18-hole course covers 38 hectares across the southern half of Ile aux Cerfs. Ranked among the fifteen most beautiful courses in the world, Ile aux Cerfs Golf Club benefits from a coastline, small bays and exceptional beaches.

The natural environment made up of volcanic rocks, endemic trees, natural ponds, and tropical plants further enhance this exceptional course.

The 18 holes of the golf course offer a view of the legendary lagoon of Ile aux Cerfs. The bunkers and large “waste bunkers”, associated with tropical vegetation as a backdrop, are a feast for the senses.

Water is an essential element of the landscape. The nine ponds on the course enhance the game and the challenges. Made up of Salam Seashore Paspalum, a grass very resistant to tropical climates, the course reaches the highest standards in terms of quality.

The Constance Belle Mare Plage Golf is located on the east coast of Mauritius, on one of the most beautiful beaches on the island. It is the ideal destination for golfers. Indeed, its two championship golf courses of 18 holes are located in the middle of a private natural park which extends over 140 hectares.
The 18-hole "The Legend" course
Designed by the South African champion Hugh Baiocchi in 1994 in a former hunting reserve on the east coast of Mauritius, in Belle Mare, the Legend Golf Course stretches over 6m, par 018.

Rather narrow and relatively wooded, this 18-hole course is very technical. Its many strategically placed bodies of water and the technicality of the greens surprise even the best golfers.

The fairways traced in the heart of the native forest, wide greens with a formidable putting, make this course a real challenge, even for the best! Although located by the sea, it can only be seen at hole n ° 17 which opens onto Bras Requin bay. It is the most spectacular hole, a delicate par 3 which marks the memories ...

It is the Mauritian golf course that will be appreciated especially by experienced players. Beginners generally prefer the other course at Belle Mare: The Links Golf Course.
Since 1994, professionals and amateurs meet every year on the Legend Golf Course for the Mauritius Golf Open.
The 18-hole "The Links" course
The Links Golf Course, inaugurated on November 1, 2002, is signed by Peter Allis (BBC golf commentator and eight-time Ryder Cup winner of England) and architect Rodney Wright.

It completes the Legend Golf Course and allows residents of the Belle Mare Plage and Prince Maurice hotels to benefit from a second course. The Links golf Course makes it possible to cope with the overcrowding of the Legend Golf Course during part of the year. The two golf courses complement each other perfectly with different personalities.

The Links Golf Course offers more varied pleasures. 5 meters long with a Par 942, it begins at the foot of the Club House with a breathtaking view of the green hills of the island.

Its holes, all different, of a very pure aestheticism and its greens with very technical slopes provide pleasure to each player. Holes 13 and 14 give golfers the impression of entering an arena with a vast body of water that can make you dizzy. Shorter and more forgiving than the Legend Golf Course, the Links golf Course nevertheless offers a technical challenge in a very pleasant setting.

Historic golf course created in 1844 by the British Royal Navy, the Gymkhana Club is the veteran of the southern hemisphere courses and the fourth oldest golf course in the world! Relatively short, it offers some difficulty for golfers as it requires precise and technical shots. This beautiful "garden" bordered by hundred-year-old trees is very colorful with its bougainvilleas, Gabonese tulips, elms, arocarias, palm trees, and other traveler's trees ...

Unique 18-hole course located in the center of the island, in Vacoas, it remains an unforgettable experience due to its history. Proud to be a historic golf course, the Gymkhana Club awards to any golfer a certificate attesting that he has played on a course where golf has been played since 1844. Despite a relatively small area, the Gymkhana Club course is indeed relatively short compared to other golf courses in Mauritius, it offers some difficulty and requires a lot of precision.

Long reserved for Mauritian members, the Gymkhana Club now opens its doors to globe-trotting golfers. Considered to be the most accessible of the 18 holes, it offers a minimal green fee for non-members and has a temporary member solution.