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The History of Abu Dhabi Golf Club
Abu Dhabi Golf Club, designed by Peter Harradine in 1998, is a 18-Hole Championship course that opened its doors to golfers and non golfers alike in February of 2000. The impressive clubhouse, built in the shape of a falcon with its wings outstretched, overlooks the golf course. The Clubhouse dominates the scene as you look across the lakes from the far end of the course.
The superbly designed building exudes a relaxed elegance both inside and out.
With lush fairways, strategically placed bunkers, and generous greens, the 18-hole championship course, has hosted 16 consecutive editions of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
Abu Dhabi Golf Club, with its 162 hectares and one of the best world-class championship golfing facilities in the world, has been dubbed a “super course” by leading sections of the golfing press.
Abu Dhabi Golf Club takes great pride in its exceptional leisure activities and fine amenities. Since we started, the Golf Club has undergone a significant expansion and renovation of its facilities in order to upgrade the experience for members and guests. We are committed to meeting and surpassing the needs of our valued members.
In 1990, Diar Consult won the commission to design the clubhouse and ancillary buildings of Abu Dhabi Golf Club through a competition arranged by Abu Dhabi Municipality, the aim of the competition: to place itself on the golfing map of the world
One of the key characteristics of the design was to ensure that all three floors of the iconic clubhouse would be able to enjoy prominent and unhindered views of the 9th and 18th holes of the championship course designed by
Peter Harradine.
Construction began in 1995, and the stage was set to make the Falcon Clubhouse at Abu Dhabi Golf Club one of a few if not only golf clubs in the world with an instantly recognizable design.
With construction completed in 1998, Abu Dhabi Golf Club opened its doors in 2000 with the inaugural professional event, the European Seniors Tour Final.
