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Nchanga Golf Club
Chingola, Copperbelt, Zambia
18 Holes · Par 72 · No green fee published by two sources · Parkland
— About
About Nchanga Golf Club
Nchanga Golf Club is an 18-hole parkland course in Chingola, in Zambia's Copperbelt Province. The layout is a championship test that has staged national and professional tournaments, and a clubhouse with a lounge and restaurant serves players. The club has a driving range and putting green for practice.
- The Zambia Open has been contested here.
- The KCM Golf Challenge, a Sunshine Tour event, was played at Nchanga in June 2026.
- Samuel Simpson won the 2026 event at 18 under par, one shot clear of four players, finishing with an eagle on the 17th and a birdie on the 18th.
- The par-3 ninth plays 150 meters, and Christiaan Burke made a hole-in-one there with a pitching wedge.
History of Nchanga Golf Club
Nchanga Golf Club was founded in 1936. Architect Mark Wiltshire later renovated the course, and the club has since hosted the Zambia Open.
Playing Nchanga Golf Club: tips
Chingola lies on the Copperbelt, and the club can be reached on +260 760 601 207 or through its website, nchangagolfclub.golf. Ask the club for current green fees and tee times before you travel, and allow time before the round to use the practice area.
— Facilities
Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Nchanga Golf Club
What is the par at Nchanga Golf Club?
The course is an 18-hole layout playing to par 72.
Does Nchanga have practice facilities?
Yes. A driving range and a putting green are available, and the clubhouse includes a lounge and a restaurant, so golfers can warm up and eat on site.
Who won the 2026 KCM Golf Challenge?
Samuel Simpson won on 18 under par. Pieter Moolman, Simon du Plooy, Oliver Goldhill and Haydn Porteous tied for second, one shot behind.