Saudi Arabia's Shura Links launches first-ever island golf course by the Red Sea
Saudi Arabia has taken another bold step in its push to become a global tourism and sports hub with the launch of its first-ever island golf course. The new course, Shura Links , opened this week on Shura Island, the centerpiece of the Red Sea development , one of the Kingdom’s flagship projects under Vision 2030 .
Spread across 18 holes and stretching 7,400 yards, Shura Links isn’t just another championship course. Designed by American architect Brian Curley, it is spread across natural mangroves, sandy dunes, and along a stretch of untouched Red Sea coastline. The idea was to create a world-class facility without bulldozing over the very environment that makes the place special.
Spread across 18 holes and stretching 7,400 yards, Shura Links isn’t just another championship course. Designed by American architect Brian Curley, it is spread across natural mangroves, sandy dunes, and along a stretch of untouched Red Sea coastline. The idea was to create a world-class facility without bulldozing over the very environment that makes the place special.
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