The Doha Golf Club was built from 1994 to 1996 and opened in 1997. It includes an 18 hole Championship Course, a 9 hole Academy Course, an enormous driving range and short game practice areas, 8 artificial lakes, graceful landscaping and a beautiful clubhouse designed in the old traditional Arabic style.

The golf course is designed by Peter Harradine. 

The 18 hole championship course is a tough course from the back tees and offers many strategic and heroic holes where the scratch golfer can test his skills. The course has been designed with 2 starting and finishing holes which maximizes both the playing flexibility and the number of daily playing rounds because of the returning 9 features.

Our signature hole is hole 16. The line off the tee for the longer hitters is over the large rock formation, which hides your view of the green. Taking this option can set you up with a relatively easy birdie chance but can also set you up for an easy double bogey if your ball hits the rock. The percentage shot is right of the rock, which will leave a short iron shot in to the green. The designer created this hole around an existing jebel which makes it the most unique looking hole on the course and one of Harradine's best designed holes.