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Legend Course The Legend Course is the crowing glory of Belle Mare Plage's golfing arena, and was designed by South African Hugh Baiocchi. The course (6,611 yards) skirts one of the island's most idyllic beaches, and is carved through the wildlife-rich forests of Mauritius' east coast. Baiocchi's concept was realised by a construction process in accordance with USGA guidelines, and its greens are renowned for their slick surfaces. Each hole is truly unique around this most amazing course, from the legendary layout to the views of the famous Mauritian coastline. Links Course Added to the Belle Mare Plage Resort in 2002, the Links Course measures 6,518 yards, and was designed by Rodney Wright, in conjunction with golfing legend Peter Alliss. The par-71 layout has matured nicely since its inauguration, and has helped to ease the traffic around the famous Legend Course. The same water features and woodland help to provide beauty and challenge. With the club house in sight, golfers have to hold their nerve to carry the water that guards the final green at this magnificent resort course.Pluck up some courage at the Legend's 17th - the island green is perched atop a volcanic outcrop, bathed in the beautiful aquamarine of the Indian Ocean.

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Associated with the Beach and Tennis Club, the golfing layout spans a magical parcel of land alongside Castle Harbour and the Harrington Sound. The championship course is the equal of the idyllic setting, with meticulously manicured fairways that lead to perfectly true putting surfaces. Overlooked by the classic Bermudan clubhouse, which provides unique style and unrivalled service, the golfing experience at Tucker's Point is an unforgettable one, and a sure highlight of a luxury golfing holiday in Bermuda.

Legend Course The Legend Course is the crowing glory of Belle Mare Plage's golfing arena, and was designed by South African Hugh Baiocchi. The course (6,611 yards) skirts one of the island's most idyllic beaches, and is carved through the wildlife-rich forests of Mauritius' east coast. Baiocchi's concept was realised by a construction process in accordance with USGA guidelines, and its greens are renowned for their slick surfaces. Each hole is truly unique around this most amazing course, from the legendary layout to the views of the famous Mauritian coastline. Links Course Added to the Belle Mare Plage Resort in 2002, the Links Course measures 6,518 yards, and was designed by Rodney Wright, in conjunction with golfing legend Peter Alliss. The par-71 layout has matured nicely since its inauguration, and has helped to ease the traffic around the famous Legend Course. The same water features and woodland help to provide beauty and challenge. With the club house in sight, golfers have to hold their nerve to carry the water that guards the final green at this magnificent resort course.Pluck up some courage at the Legend's 17th - the island green is perched atop a volcanic outcrop, bathed in the beautiful aquamarine of the Indian Ocean.

Legend Course The Legend Course is the crowing glory of Belle Mare Plage's golfing arena, and was designed by South African Hugh Baiocchi. The course (6,611 yards) skirts one of the island's most idyllic beaches, and is carved through the wildlife-rich forests of Mauritius' east coast. Baiocchi's concept was realised by a construction process in accordance with USGA guidelines, and its greens are renowned for their slick surfaces. Each hole is truly unique around this most amazing course, from the legendary layout to the views of the famous Mauritian coastline. Links Course Added to the Belle Mare Plage Resort in 2002, the Links Course measures 6,518 yards, and was designed by Rodney Wright, in conjunction with golfing legend Peter Alliss. The par-71 layout has matured nicely since its inauguration, and has helped to ease the traffic around the famous Legend Course. The same water features and woodland help to provide beauty and challenge. With the club house in sight, golfers have to hold their nerve to carry the water that guards the final green at this magnificent resort course.Pluck up some courage at the Legend's 17th - the island green is perched atop a volcanic outcrop, bathed in the beautiful aquamarine of the Indian Ocean.

Legend Course The Legend Course is the crowing glory of Belle Mare Plage's golfing arena, and was designed by South African Hugh Baiocchi. The course (6,611 yards) skirts one of the island's most idyllic beaches, and is carved through the wildlife-rich forests of Mauritius' east coast. Baiocchi's concept was realised by a construction process in accordance with USGA guidelines, and its greens are renowned for their slick surfaces. Each hole is truly unique around this most amazing course, from the legendary layout to the views of the famous Mauritian coastline. Links Course Added to the Belle Mare Plage Resort in 2002, the Links Course measures 6,518 yards, and was designed by Rodney Wright, in conjunction with golfing legend Peter Alliss. The par-71 layout has matured nicely since its inauguration, and has helped to ease the traffic around the famous Legend Course. The same water features and woodland help to provide beauty and challenge. With the club house in sight, golfers have to hold their nerve to carry the water that guards the final green at this magnificent resort course.Pluck up some courage at the Legend's 17th - the island green is perched atop a volcanic outcrop, bathed in the beautiful aquamarine of the Indian Ocean.

Since opening in the early 1990s, Fancourt has developed at an incredible pace, and is now firmly entrenched in the elite of world golf resorts. Gary Player's 27 holes were the foundations of the golf resort at its inauguration, but Fancourt now boasts three first class championship courses and a new public layout, making the estate's golf complex the envy of the African continent. Links Course Owner Dr. Hasso Plattner commissioned the legendary Gary Player to add the Links to Fancourt's existing layouts, and upon completion, the layout became an instant classic. Player's love of seaside golf spurred him to study his favourite coastal layouts of the UK and Ireland, and their influence is plainly visible. The demanding Links can be extended to a mighty 7,625 yards from the tees used for the 2003 Presidents Cup and the 2005 South African Open, but rest assured there are tees to suit the mere mortal. The Links is now one of the world's most celebrated courses, and is a ‘must play' for serious golfers. Montagu Course Fancourt's Montagu Course has in the past been ranked as South Africa's best, but with the inception of the Links in 2000, it appeared slightly dated. That is why the management implemented a thorough overhaul that involved major renovations, including the addition of two new holes. The resultant parkland layout - 7,385 yards - is once again celebrated in South Africa and beyond, and its spectacular holes will be remembered for a long time to come by fortunate Fancourt visitors. Outeniqua Course The Outeniqua takes its name from the dramatic mountain range that guards over the Fancourt estate, and was also conceived by Gary Player. Its character is similar to the neighbouring Montagu layout, with immaculate fairways and greens carved through the rugged dunes and expanses of water that characterise the landscape. Bramble Hill Course The newly established Bramble Hill course shares six holes with the golf academy, but plans are afoot to extend it to a full layout. The public course was established to serve the needs of the George community, and although it does not have the flair or extravagance of its country club neighbours, it has great potential, and is ideal for beginners and learners. In addition to its comprehensive academy, these amazing courses are truly awe-inspiring, which is why golf holidays at Fancourt are so sought after.