The Alexandria Sporting Club

In

Alexandria, Egypt

Built in 1898 and used during the British occupation, the Alexandria Sporting Club is one of the oldest sporting clubs in Egypt.  In 1952, it was taken over by the state, converted into a national club (like the El Gezira Club in Zamalek) and was managed by the Chairman of the Club, Mahmoud Hamdy.  Today, the golf course stands on 97 feddans, 97 percent of which constitutes the total club area.  It is a flat course with tricky bunkers and can be played by beginners as well as experts.  The club also features four restaurants, the Club House Restaurant being the most luxurious, and the Hppy Land restaurant serving the children's playground.  It also offers party catering.

Members pay 5 LE for 18 holes, while temporary members pay 10 LE to play.  Visitors must be accompanied by a member and pay 50 LE.

The Alexandria Sporting Club
Telephone +03 587-6652