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Golf International de Saly
Saly, Thiès, Senegal
18 Holes · Par 72 · No published green fee found · Parkland
— About
About Golf International de Saly
Golf International de Saly is an 18-hole, par 72 course on the Route de Ngaparou in Saly, on Senegal's Petite Côte, about 80 kilometers south of Dakar. From the white tees it measures 6,038 meters. Baobab trees stand among the fairways, and the course sits inside a seaside resort area, so hotels, restaurants and beaches are close by.
- Four sets of tees, white, yellow, red and blue, let players of different ability share the same layout.
- A putting green, a pitching area and a clubhouse are on site for practice and a drink after the round.
- Competitions are played here, including a championship and the Open International de Golf.
- Saly's hotels, restaurants and beaches lie close, so golf days fit easily into a beach holiday.
History of Golf International de Saly
Golf de Saly dates from 1996, when the architect Vic Bernstein designed the course as part of the Saly seaside resort. The course shares its Petite Côte setting with the hotels and beaches of the resort, so a golf trip combines easily with a beach stay.
Playing Golf International de Saly: tips
The club is on the Route de Ngaparou, roughly 80 kilometers south of Dakar, and can be reached on +221 33 957 24 88. The Saly resort has plenty of hotels and restaurants nearby.
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Route de Ngaparou, Saly
Saly, Thiès, Senegal
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Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Golf International de Saly
Is there a driving range at Golf de Saly?
Yes. The club has a driving range, alongside a putting green and a pitching area, so you can warm up before a round.
Who designed Golf de Saly?
Vic Bernstein designed the 18-hole course, which opened in 1996 within the Saly resort.
How far is Saly from Dakar?
The resort is about 80 kilometers south of Dakar along the Petite Côte, and the course lies on the Route de Ngaparou.