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Vipingo Ridge
Vipingo, Kilifi County, Kenya
18 Holes · Par 72 · Green fee figures not published in a form two sites agree on · Parkland
— About
About Vipingo Ridge
Vipingo Ridge is a golf estate on the Kilifi County coast of Kenya, north of Mombasa. Its PGA Baobab Course is an 18-hole, par 72 championship layout designed by David Jones, a former Kenya Open winner. The estate sits on a ridge with views toward the Indian Ocean. The club has a bar for after the round.
- Interconnected lakes and streams run through the property, with water flowing from the clubhouse level.
- The course is PGA-accredited, and the club presents it as the only course in Africa with that status.
- The Magical Kenya Ladies Open, was first played here in 2019 and returned in 2022, 2023 and 2024.
- The estate also has a beach club, so a round can be paired with a day by the coast.
History of Vipingo Ridge
The land was once a sisal estate. The Magical Kenya Ladies Open, billed as the only women's professional tournament in East Africa, was first played at the Baobab Course in 2019.
Playing Vipingo Ridge: tips
Golf carts and rental clubs are available, and the driving range and putting greens make a good warm-up. Confirm the current green fee with the club before booking. The pro shop handles equipment.
— Weather at Vipingo Ridge
Approximate conditions · Observed · Open-Meteo
— Facilities
Practical Information
— FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Vipingo Ridge
Where is Vipingo Ridge?
Vipingo Ridge is in Kilifi County, north of Mombasa. The estate sits on a ridge with views toward the Indian Ocean.
Can visitors play at Vipingo Ridge?
Yes, visiting golfers can play through the resort. Caddies are compulsory, and the club's caddie scheme trains and employs street children and vulnerable young adults.
Can I take a golf lesson at Vipingo Ridge?
Yes. The club runs a PGA academy, so lessons can be added to a round on the Baobab Course.