Overview
Algiers Golf Club
Modern redesign of a golf course built in the colonial period.
18-hole executive golf course suitable for all types of players.
Modern and ecological redesign that transforms an existing golf course in Algiers, Algeria, built in the French colonial period, into an 18-hole executive golf course with a driving range, consisting of two large putting greens with bunkers, covered tees and a driving range three hundred meters long.
The design is respectful with the environment and meets the USGA technical specifications regarding construction and safety for people within the facilities and immediate surroundings. The play areas are adapted to the existing trees and orography to minimize their impact on the environment and reduce earthworks to a minimum.
The layout adds the implementation of three lakes that improve the game and comfort of the players, as well as the landscape quality of the golf course, located in an urban setting next to an important sports city.
The Masterplan includes, in addition to the design of the golf course, the architectural design of a new clubhouse with a prayer room, ample parking and service access with parking for loading and unloading and parking spaces for employees, control booth at all accesses , ten new paddle tennis courts, one of them with stands, and the rest of the golf course's complementary facilities, such as the starter's booth, a machinery park with an ecological maintenance warehouse and a pumps for automatic irrigation of the golf course.
IGGA Golf Design: Layout with modified topographic.
IGGA Golf Design.
IGGA Golf Design: Basic Routing.
IGGA Golf Design.
