Weekend

Sahara Kuwait: Nine Holes at Weekend Rates Cost What Eighteen Costs Midweek

Students under 17 pay half, and the shared buggy plus practice balls are inside the green fee.

A yellow flag on a golf course green on a sunny day

Sahara Kuwait is a par 67 course, redesigned by IMG. Its green fee table says something plain about the weekend: the price rises on Friday and Saturday, and by a margin that turns the arithmetic on its head.

Visitor green fees

  • Eighteen holes: 35 dinars on Friday and Saturday, 25 dinars Sunday to Thursday.
  • Nine holes: 25 dinars at the weekend, 15 dinars on weekdays.

The observation that falls straight out of the table: nine holes at the weekend costs what eighteen holes costs on a Monday. Anyone able to play midweek buys twice the golf for the same money.

Student rates, under 17

  • Eighteen holes: 20 dinars at the weekend, 12.5 on weekdays.
  • Nine holes: 12.5 at the weekend, 7.5 on weekdays.

What the fee covers

Access to the practice facilities before your round, range balls at no extra charge, changing rooms, and a shared golf buggy. In most cases the advertised number is the final number.

Booking

Tee times are booked up to fourteen days ahead for club members, and seven days ahead for other members, on 22203410.

Photo: a yellow flag on a golf course green on a sunny day. By PattayaPatrol, CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons.

Source: the green fees page on the Sahara Kuwait website.

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