Your next round, on the course the Kenya Open calls home
18 holes through indigenous forest at the foot of the Ngong Hills. Members book online — visitors are just as welcome.
Every hole asks something different of you
Forest-lined fairways, true greens, and bunkering that punishes a lazy shot — Karen rewards precision as much as power.
Forest-lined fairways
Indigenous trees line most fairways, so a wayward drive costs you more than distance.
True, well-kept greens
Greens kept true enough that a well-read putt actually goes in — ask any member.
Strategic bunkering
Bunkers placed to make you think twice before every approach shot.
A full hole-by-hole course card — par, yardage, and stroke index — is available from the Golf Administrator, and provided to every visitor ahead of their round.
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Bring your handicap certificate. We'll take care of the rest.
Karen welcomes visiting golfers under a few straightforward conditions:
- A current, valid handicap certificate is required for all visiting golfers
- Come as a member's guest, or within our visitor windows — tell us your dates and we'll confirm which applies
- Guests accompanying a member are subject to the club's member-guest limits
- Green fees vary by day and season — you'll get an exact number when you book
Book your round
Members reserve online in a few taps. Visitors send a request straight to our Golf Administrator.
Thank you — your request has been sent
Our Golf Administrator will confirm your tee time, applicable green fees, and any visitor requirements shortly.
Championship pedigree, member-friendly tee times
Home to the Barclays Kenya Open on the European Challenge Tour, and the club's own Captain's Prize every season.
- Host venue, Barclays Kenya Open (European Challenge Tour)
- Affiliated with the Kenya Golf Union and Kenya Ladies Golf Union
- Annual Captain's Prize and a full calendar of member competitions