Four championship courses by Matkovich, Baiocchi, Ernie Els and Bernhard Langer, each beside a five star resort on one of the most beautiful islands on earth. A luxury tour of Mauritius pairs serious golf with white sand and the warm Indian Ocean. Here is who it suits, the courses to build around, a sample week and what it costs.
Mauritius is the golf trip for couples and groups who want the round to be one chapter of a five star island holiday. The courses are genuinely good, led by Heritage Le Château in the south and the cluster of Constance, Anahita and Île aux Cerfs in the east, but the reason to come is the whole experience: the lagoon, the spa, the seafood and the gentle pace of the place.
It rewards a slower trip than a buddies links tour. Three or four rounds across a week, a boat to the island course, and long afternoons on the beach in between. The resorts handle the golf for their guests, often including green fees, and we join the southern and eastern coasts into one seamless itinerary with private transfers and the best rooms on each estate.
Peter Matkovich's championship par 72 in the Bel Ombre nature reserve in the south, regularly voted the Indian Ocean's best course. Rolling, mountain backed holes through forest and savannah, attached to two five star Heritage hotels. Green fees are often included for resort guests, buggy extra. Indicative 2026, confirm before booking.
Hugh Baiocchi's 1994 par 72 at Constance Belle Mare Plage on the east coast, laid through a former hunting estate of indigenous forest with water in play across the back nine. The island's most pedigreed resort course, with a second layout, the Links, alongside. Green fee complimentary for guests, buggy extra, 2026.
Ernie Els' oceanfront par 72, opened in 2008 and built to full USGA standards over more than 7,000 yards on the east coast. Six holes run hard along the water, and a Four Seasons and the Anahita resort sit beside it. A modern, muscular test in a postcard setting. Indicative 2026, confirm before booking.
Bernhard Langer's par 72 spread across its own island off the east coast, reached by a short boat transfer, with all eighteen holes in sight of the sea, volcanic outcrops and tropical lagoons. The most dramatic round in Mauritius and a bucket list day. Indicative 2026, confirm before booking.
Photographs via Google, contributed by the Heritage Golf Club, Constance Belle Mare Plage, Anahita Golf Club and Île aux Cerfs Golf Club listings. Costs are indicative for the 2026 season; always confirm directly before booking.
Land near the southern coast, transfer to a five star Heritage base in Bel Ombre and unwind after the flight.
Open on the Indian Ocean's most decorated course, mountains behind, then the spa and a long lunch.
Private transfer to the east coast and a Constance or Anahita base, with the afternoon on the beach.
Play Hugh Baiocchi's forest par 72, water threatening the back nine, the resort's other course tempting a twilight nine.
Walk six oceanfront holes on the Els course, the closing stretch among the most photogenic in golf.
Boat across for Langer's island round, then a final beach day before the flight home.
Third party figures for the 2026 season, shown as a planning guide only. Prices move with season, resort and availability, so always confirm directly before booking.
| Item | Indicative 2026 |
|---|---|
| Five star half board room, per night | approx. $250 to $600 |
| Green fee for resort guests | often included |
| Buggy hire | from approx. $40 |
| Île aux Cerfs round with boat transfer | indicative, confirm |
| Private island transfer, per car | indicative, confirm |
Best time to book: the dry season runs May to November and is the prime golf window, so reserve rooms and rounds three to six months ahead for peak weeks. Many resorts include green fees for guests, which makes the resort choice the main lever on cost.
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The headline four are Heritage Le Château by Peter Matkovich in the south, the Legend at Constance Belle Mare Plage by Hugh Baiocchi in the east, Anahita by Ernie Els, and Île aux Cerfs by Bernhard Langer on its own island. All four are championship par 72 layouts beside five star resorts.
May to November is the dry, cooler season and the prime window for golf, with comfortable temperatures and lower humidity. December to April is hotter and wetter, with the cyclone risk highest from January to March, though play continues year round.
Most rounds are arranged through the resort you stay at, and several include complimentary green fees for guests with a buggy charged separately. Île aux Cerfs is reached by a short boat transfer from the Anahita side. We package rooms, rounds and transfers as one trip.
Shortlist the courses and resorts you want and we'll cost the rooms, rounds, buggies and transfers as one all-in number, to the head, with no obligation.