Red Sea Global reveals Shura Links golf course designs

Golf course at Shura Island is set to open in 2025
 

Designs of golf course at Shura Island revealed 

Red Sea Global has officially unveiled the designs for its golf course and clubhouse on Shura Island, scheduled for completion and full operation by 2025.

Shura Links will mark Saudi Arabia's inaugural 18-hole island golf course, featuring holes overlooking the water and fairways framed by the Red Sea.

Developed in collaboration with leading environmental consultants, the project adheres to strict sustainability standards, particularly focusing on water conservation measures.

 

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Efforts to minimize water consumption include turf grass selection, soil sensors, and innovative irrigation technology. Foliar feeding techniques will maintain turfgrass quality, while dedicating only 20 percent of the 140-hectare site to maintained turf allows for a predominantly natural environment.

The course design is a collaboration with renowned golf architect Brian Curley, known for his work on the world's largest golf facility, Mission Hills Golf Club.

"There are very few places in the world that can offer year-round sunshine, stunning vermilion sunsets, and a wonderfully natural design. Shura has it all," commented Curley. "We expect everyone from professionals to beginners to be drawn to this unique course and have designed it accordingly."

 

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Spanning a championship length of 7,500 yards, the course offers multiple tees and experiences at each hole. Holes four to seven follow the coastline, while holes 14 to 18 provide a dramatic finish against the backdrop of the sea.

The clubhouse, designed by Foster + Partners, aligns with the overall Coral Bloom design concept on Shura Island.

Red Sea Global is also developing a habitat development and protection plan to support wildlife on the island, exploring the potential of using the course's irrigation system to foster mangrove growth.

Source: Arab News

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