La Vie Club
18 Hole Public
La Vie Club
Seeb, Muscat, Oman
Phone: +968 24 511024, Fax: +968 24 510277
- “Disapointed”11/2010
- “What a shame”08/2010
- 18-Hole La Vie Club Course
Yes - every day.
Season: Year round
OMR 60 (145 €) / 18 Holes
Temporarily closed - reopening 2023
Muscat Hills Golf & Country Club was the first of its kind in the region and will be the ‘home of golf ‘in Oman. It was the only course with the Hajar Mountains providing a spectacular backdrop and views similar to those found in Palm Springs ‘mountain’ course in the entire Middle East, and will host EPGA events from 2011 onwards.
Muscat Hills was the first 18 hole championship grass course in the country.
The Course
Visitors
18-Hole La Vie Club Course
Visitors are welcome every day.
Advance booking is essential.
A valid handicap certificate or card is required.
Green Fees
18-Hole La Vie Club Course
| Green Fee | Mon - Fri | Sat, Sun, Holidays |
|---|---|---|
| 18 Holes | OMR 60 (145 €) | OMR 60 (145 €) |
| 9 Holes | OMR 30 (73 €) | OMR 30 (73 €) |
Juniors up to the age of 18 receive a discount.
The Club
General Information
Founded: 2009
Personnel
| Title | Name |
|---|---|
| Marketing | Leon SassenE-mail |
User Reviews
Most Recent Reviews
Disapointed
Reviewed November 24, 2010
Over the Eid holiday, There wasnt enough water ! !
The till was broken so we were sent out, and told to pay later, no one is interested about tee times it seems you start when you want to.
It took over five hours to play, they dont have marshels on the course The course should be great, but the whole thing is very badly run I would suggest they bring in a professional management team in.
We had to ask for cards, there isnt a club cleaning service basically its an expensive municipality course
couldnt even get a good coffee, wont rush back
What a shame
Reviewed August 1, 2010
Looks all a bit scruffy and neglected The pathways need sweeping, They have some damage on the bridges leading to two of the holes, it doesnt seem they are in a hurry to repair them...
The sand in the bunkers.. well, full of shells, rocks more like builders rubble really.
The fairways are good, but as there isnt a first cut.. 15cm (6in) off the fairway you lose the ball (you need LOTS of balls).
Some of the greens are in a bad way, they do seem to be working on them.
It would help however to mark them GUR on the worst areas.
The odd thing though, is the packs of wild dogs on the course. They dig large holes in the bunkers to lay in to keep cool, quite off putting to jump in a bunker to find four or more dogs looking at you... Im sure they could find a way to keep them off the course.
On a positive note the staff are very helpful and friendly.
I did however expect a club cleaning service at the price they charge, the service is not as good as in any of the other middle eastern countries, for simalar or even less green fees.
Pearl of the middle east
Reviewed December 12, 2009
Although not yet finished the course is stunning, beautifully in keeping with the Omani landscape The greens are wonderful for a new course, and the lush undulating fairways are a delight.
Some of the holes are a bit tricky, makes it more interesting, In my opinion, still playable at every level.
The staff are brilliant!!
Its worth every Omani Rial.
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