User Reviews
for Lémuria Golf, Seychelles
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Nice course, but...
Reviewed January 15, 2017
This is a nice course, well laid out, in good condition, however not very long and you cant play it without a buggy.
If you stay in the hotel attached to the course, you have unlimited golf.
However, you need to rent the buggy separately and they come at a fee of nearly 60€ per round.
Much too exoensive!!!
An other draw back, there is ni driving range and it takes you have the round of golf to get into your swing.
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Take enough balls with you, lose in the water, then in the jungle
Reviewed September 14, 2023
We played the course three times during our 8 day stay at Lemuria in early September 23. The first 12 holes are located on the plain under palm trees (a cart would not be necessary here) and are characterized by sometimes difficult water hazards (especially number 8, which is an absolute ball eater if you don't play very precisely). Then it goes into the "jungle", with rather simple courses but demanding gradients, as long as you - especially with the 14 and the 18 - have enough length in your shots (estimated 150 m carry, otherwise the ball is lost). As already said in previous posts, you have to enjoy the 15 - not just because of the spectacular view - and definitely add a detour to Anse Georgette, which is possible without any problems, you are practically alone on the site.
The "Driving Range" is just the fairway at the end of hole 18, so it can only be used freely until around 10 a.m.
We would love to play the course again at any time, not least because of the very friendly staff and of course because of the paradisiacal Seychelles, provided we can afford the expensive travel, accommodation and catering again ;-)
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Golfer's paradise in the Indian Ocean
Reviewed May 5, 2023
Played the Lemuria Golf Course on May 5,2023 with nice weather. Basically agree with the previous reviews. The place is something special and many tracks have UNIQUE POSITIONS, especially from track 13. With "rumble in the jungle" you can hardly describe it better. However, the course is not perfect either and could be made even better with a few simple steps: distance markings, ball cleaning devices on the tee, etc. Nevertheless: a well-kept course that is perfectly integrated into the landscape and is in very good condition. Good players have a lot of fun here - especially the "back nine". However, beginners and "short hitters" might despair at one or the other hole. The space is free for hotel guests, but at the equivalent of €70, a buggy that is mandatory, in my opinion, is too expensive. Nice, helpful staff; clean tidy clubhouse.
Conclusion: 5 stars are justified, even if the last star is not quite as bright.
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Rumble in the jungle
Reviewed August 31, 2019
In August 2019 we spent about 10 days at the Golf Resort Lemuria on Praslin in the Seychelles. Therefore, for us de green fee included in the room rate and I can not give any information. External guests are also welcome and borrowing material is sufficient. The rule with the obligatory card seems to have been lifted, since we have sporadically seen people walking. The course was in good condition and the greenkeepers were mending lawns every day, trimming the palms and doing a lot for the good condition. Holes 15 and 18 offer incredible farsightedness over the island and are certainly the most beautiful holes on the course. The front 9 plays like a typical resort place, flat and train next to train, but with enough space and palm trees in between. The tracks are also very well equipped with obstacles such as bunkers and water and are a challenge for all strengths. The best thing about this system I like how little that is going on, we were quite aleine am playing, niemnad in front of us no one behind us and had all the time in the world. We even visited the beach at hole 15 and had a quick swim and no one passed by... in the 10 days we played 5 times and it was always like that.
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Dreamlike place in the indian ocean
Reviewed April 19, 2019
The very positive reviews and place descriptions I can fully agree. The rather heavy but little used space is in excellent condition. The price is with about 110 euros including cart more than adequate. Hotel guests do not pay a green fee; Cart then costs about 55 euros. In the meantime, there is a driving range with only minimal functional restrictions. To "get warm" in the tropical climate completely sufficient.
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Nearly perfect
Reviewed March 26, 2019
We played the course on 25.3.2019. The previous reviews are all true. A real dream. The only thing is that we did not get anything to eat at noon at 3 o'clock, too bad the terrace is very nice. After all, there was a beer. The place was empty, who plays on felt 40 'golf? Probably only the stupid Europeans. Even if you only tee off at 16 o'clock this does not change the temperatures and at 18:30 you can not see a ball anymore. Equator! Balls are in the Greenkeepern good quality for € 0.65 per piece. Rental clubs and everything around it for this quality even cheap, because we have already experienced quite different announcements. Alleszuzuzuszusammen
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Golfing in Paradise
Reviewed May 3, 2017
As the title suggests, the course is in a fantastic landscape. Pronounced maintained and with lots of variety is the place a must if you are in the Seychelles. Both hole 15 and hole 18 offer stunning views.
The place itself is not easy to play and it should have enough balls are taken. Rebuy is not cheap.
The golf car for 850 SCR (about 55 euros) is mandatory. We have stayed at the Constance Lemuria why the green fee was included and we are able to say anything about the price.
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Just gorgeous
Reviewed April 19, 2017
Such a great place! The first nine holes rather flat with plenty of water hazards and then the breathtaking uphill / downhill second nine holes with the highlight of the 15! An incredibly beautiful and challenging investment in super condition. Who is as a golfer in the Seychelles and is not playing here is your own fault! Since the price can not be an obstacle!
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Golfing in Paradise
Reviewed July 26, 2016
If you're already on Praslin, it is to play this wonderful place for a golfer a MUST. As already often described extend the first 12 hole bottom of the resort at Parkland Design under palm trees. It gets really exciting from hole 13 when it goes up on the hill. Incredible views are then guaranteed. But take enough balls. Distance to the hole 15 is indicated with 122 meters... but it reaches a sandy roads...
The service is excellent. E-Cart, beverage, cooler, towels. After the round there Iced towels to refresh. The need to do urgently process the impressions.
The green fee is Near to the location. Incl. TaylorMade Bag and Cart were the in June 2016 about 140 €
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Golf dream under palm trees
Reviewed May 11, 2015
If you had to describe this place in one word would be "breathtaking" the correct term. In this square precision is the key to good score. The Driver can be left at home. A timber 5 or hybrid are sufficient in view of the sometimes very narrow fairways. With water hazards was not gespaart. So you should have plenty of balls here, because prices in the pro shop are violent.
But one is beyond measure by spectacular views and unique experiences tee, paid high above the turquoise sea.
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A single dream
Reviewed November 1, 2013
I played the course in October 12 several times and can only say - a dream!
Very well maintained fairways and greens, fairways and interesting and exciting to the view - a madness!
A place you have to have played 1x in life
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A dream
Reviewed January 12, 2013
A wonderful place with great views and spectacular tracks. The first three tracks you have time to acclimate, then follow some interesting tracks on which water comes into play. In particular, the tracks 13 to 18 are breathtaking. When you get to the tracks 13 and 14 the highest point verschlägt one of 15 Tee breath. It is about 50m above the green, on the left is the Indian Ocean and the palm-fringed beach Anse Georgette. Since the golf course is used very little, one even has time to dive feet short in the Indian Ocean. The only weak point of the course is that there is no driving range, but with such a situation can be seen loosely over it.
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