
Jumeirah Golf Estates is a world-class residential golf destination offering luxury homes and leisure facilities amidst two internationally-acclaimed championship golf courses, creating an unmatched lifestyle experience in the heart of new Dubai.
It is regarded as one of the world’s most prestigious golf developments with two 18-hole golf courses designed by Greg Norman.
Set across 1,119 hectares of lush green landscape, the development is an unrivalled destination offering attractive investment opportunities and world-class amenities. With 700 families and more than 1,835 homes, Jumeirah Golf Estates currently comprises of 16 unique communities, which overlook two of the world’s finest golf courses, Earth and Fire. Each individually designed villa, apartment and townhouse is more than a residence; it is an ideal home in its own right.
As host of the annual DP World Tour Championship until 2020 and home to the Middle East’s only European Tour Performance Institute, the Golf Estates rivals the best golfing destinations in the world.
A thatched timber starter hut kicks off play on both the Fire and Earth courses. A waterproof timber pergola hugs the halfway house close to the 8th and 9th hole of the Earth course.
On the Fire course, a thatched halfway house, partially enclosed with a timber lath screen, blends in beautifully with the natural desert landscape.
This a centre of excellence for golf tuition with a complete holistic approach to this great game.
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