Updated on November 10, 2026
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What is the best golf course in Tunisia? Golf Yasmine Valley, in Hammamet, ranks No. 1 on the only Tunisian ranking we could find, that of Top100GolfCourses. Hammamet (Yasmine and the two Citrus courses) and Port El Kantaoui, near Sousse (two courses), account for half of the selection; Tabarka, Gammarth, Monastir, Djerba, and Carthage round out the list. Seven of the ten courses were designed by the American Ron Fream.
The 10 best golf courses in Tunisia: the ranking
10 courses shown.
| Rank | Course | Location | Top100 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Golf Yasmine Valley | Hammamet, Cap Bon | 1 |
| 2 | Citrus Golf Club — La Forêt | Hammamet, Cap Bon | 2 |
| 3 | El Kantaoui — Panorama | Port El Kantaoui (Sousse) | 3 |
| 4 | La Cigale Tabarka Golf | Tabarka (northwest) | 4 |
| 5 | Citrus Golf Club — Les Oliviers | Hammamet, Cap Bon | 5 |
| 6 | The Residence Golf Course | Gammarth (La Marsa), Tunis | 6 |
| 7 | Golf Flamingo Monastir | Monastir | 7 |
| 8 | El Kantaoui — Sea | Port El Kantaoui (Sousse) | 8 |
| 9 | Djerba Golf Club — La Mer and Les Palmiers | Midoun, Djerba Island | 9 |
| 10 | Golf de Carthage | La Soukra (Tunis) | 10 |
Tunisia's ranking in the Top100GolfCourses list (data updated in April 2025). Click a column header to sort.
Where are the best golf courses in Tunisia?
Click on a number to view the golf course, then click on its name to read its profile. Base map © OpenStreetMap.
How We Ranked Tunisia's Golf Courses
Neither Golf Digest, nor GOLF.com, nor Golf World publishes a ranking for Tunisia; this ranking is therefore based on a single source, the Tunisia's ranking on Top100GolfCourses (10 courses, data updated in April 2025, accessed on November 10, 2026). Oasis Golf Tozeur and Palm Links Monastir, which are not included in this ranking, were not selected. Green fees: rates published by the golf courses, recorded on November 10, 2026. This ranking is reviewed annually.
The Rankings in Detail
Architects and years of opening: official websites of the courses and the ranking lists cited, accessed on November 10, 2026; no information is provided when the source does not specify it. Photos under a free license via Wikimedia Commons.
1. Golf Yasmine Valley 🇹🇳
Rankings: Top100 1
A hilly resort course set among pine and olive trees. Architect: Ron Fream (Golfplan). One of Hammamet’s three 18-hole courses, all designed by Ron Fream in the late 1980s.
2. Citrus Golf Club — La Forêt 🇹🇳
Rankings: Top100 2
A hilly course with doglegs winding through pine trees. Architect: Ron Fream (Golfplan). The more strategic of the two Citrus courses; the par-3 6th hole overlooks a ravine. Published green fee: 18 holes: €122 (winter rate, Nov. 1, 2026–May 31, 2027, and Sept. 1–Oct. 31, 2027); €72 for the day (summer rate, June 1–August 31, 2027) — Golf Rates.
3. El Kantaoui — Panorama 🇹🇳
Rankings: Top100 3
A hilly course with elevated tees offering views of the marina. Architect: Ron Fream (Golfplan). The resort’s second 18-hole course, added in the 1990s.
4. La Cigale Tabarka Golf 🇹🇳
Rankings: Top100 4
Coastal course: out through the dunes, back through the pine trees. Architect: Ron Fream (Golfplan). The outbound leg winds through the coastal dunes, while the return leg passes through a pine forest, offering views of the old harbor.
5. Citrus Golf Club — Les Oliviers 🇹🇳
Rankings: Top100 5
A wide, accessible resort course. Architect: Ron Fream (Golfplan). The easier of the two Citrus courses, with wide fairways; 430 acres for both layouts. Published green fee: 18 holes: €122 (winter rate, Nov. 1, 2026–May 31, 2027, and Sept. 1–Oct. 31, 2027); €72 for the day (summer rate, June 1–August 31, 2027) — Golf Rates.
6. The Residence Golf Course 🇹🇳
Rankings: Top100 6
A resort-style course on a sebkha, adjacent to The Residence hotel. Architect: Robert Trent Jones II; opened in 2008. According to Top100GolfCourses, it is the only new course built in Tunisia in the 2000s, located near the Tunis-Carthage Airport.
7. Golf Flamingo Monastir 🇹🇳
Rankings: Top100 7
A rolling course nestled between lakes and the sea, featuring 2,000 olive trees. Architect: Ron Fream (Golfplan); opened in 1992. Opened in 1992 near Monastir International Airport.
8. El Kantaoui — Sea 🇹🇳
Rankings: Top100 8
A seaside course, the oldest in the complex. Architect: Ron Fream (John Harris’s team, including Peter Thomson and Michael Wolveridge); opened in 1980. In 1982, it hosted the first Tunisia Open, the European Tour’s first event held outside Europe.
9. Djerba Golf Club — La Mer and Les Palmiers 🇹🇳
Rankings: Top100 9
27 holes set among salt lagoons and low dunes. Architect: Hawtree. Three 9-hole loops designed by Hawtree in the mid-1990s; “La Mer” and “Les Palmiers” make up the 18-hole course. Published green fee: 18 holes: €86.50 (public rate) or 277 DT — Golf Rates.
10. Golf de Carthage 🇹🇳
Rankings: Top100 10
Short historic course (par 3s and par 4s only). Architect: Yves Bureau (renovation of the 1927 layout); opened in 1927. Tunisia’s first golf course, established in 1927; less than 5,000 yards and no par 5s.
See also
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Top 100 Golf Courses in the WorldFrequently Asked Questions About Golf Courses in Tunisia
What is the best golf course in Tunisia?
Yasmine Valley Golf Course, in Hammamet, ranks No. 1 in Tunisia on Top100GolfCourses, ahead of La Forêt, one of the two courses at the Citrus Golf Club, also in Hammamet.
Where can you play golf in Tunisia?
Hammamet (Yasmine, Citrus) and Port El Kantaoui, near Sousse, are the two main destinations. Tabarka, in the northwest, Monastir, Djerba, and the Tunis region (The Residence in Gammarth, Carthage Golf) also have rated courses.
How much does a green fee cost in Tunisia?
The Citrus Golf Club charges €122 for 18 holes in the winter; the Djerba Golf Club charges €86.50 (rates as of November 10, 2026).