Golf Courses in Kericho
Kericho Golf Course: A Teariffic Course
Started in 1927 by settler farmers, Kericho Golf Club has retained an admirable reputation for exemplary greens to date. Besides their good, well kept, nine hole course, callers to the Kericho Golf Club may also enjoy other club facilities like snooker, gym, squash and darts. Although it is essentially a members-only club, they accept guests and non-reciprocating members to play for a modest ‘green-fee’ charge of Kshs. 1,500. It is found off Kericho-Kisumu Road, within Kericho.
Whether your thing is a few power swings, a round of golf while on vacation, improving your skills or thirsting for new challenges – or somewhere in between – golfing in Kenya will treat you to fine memorable experiences few have enjoyed.
Index of Golf Courses in Kenya
Embu County - Embu Golf Range, Kakamega County - Kakamega Sports Club, Kericho County - Kericho Golf Club, Kiambu County - Limuru Country Club, Sigona Golf Club, Windsor Golf Club, Kiambu Golf Club, Ruiru Sports Club, Thika Greens Golf & Resort, Kilifi County - Vipingo Ridge, Malindi Golf & Country Club, Kisii County - Kisii Sports Club, Kisumu County - Nyanza Golf Club, Kwale County - Diamond Leisure Beach & Golf Resort, Laikipia County - Nyahururu Golf Club, Machakos County - Machakos Golf Club, Mombasa County - Mombasa Golf Club, Nyali Golf & Country Club, Muranga County - Makuyu Golf Club, Makuyu Ridge, Nairobi County - The Karen Country Club, Royal Nairobi Golf Club, Railways Golf Club, Muthaiga Golf Club, Vetlab Sports Club, Nakuru County - Barons Park & Golf Center, Great Rift Valley Lodge & Golf, Gilgil Golf Club, Nandi County - Nandi Bears Club, Nyamira County - Amanzi Resort, Nyandarua County - Mount Kipipiri Golf & Resort, Nyeri County - Nyeri Golf Club, The Aberdare Country Club, Trans Nzoia County - Kitale Golf Club, Uasin Gishu County - Eldoret Club
Located in southwestern part of Kenya within the former Rift Valley Province, Kericho County, a healthful highland, has innumerable picture-postcard tea-farm vistas. Kericho County is famous for its vast tea plantations. It is all around a tea-riffic countryside clutching traditions and culture with one hand and a forward-looking yen on the other. It is home to large forests, historic sites and resorts, too.
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35 Destinations in Kericho County, arranged as one would visit these - east, north, south then west - with aid of narratives, images, strip maps and distance chart:
Mau Forest Reserve, Chereres Waterfalls, A.I.C Kericho, Chesumot Estate, Chagaik Arboretum, Chesumot Dam, Kimugu River Lodge, James Finlays Tea Factory, Dimbolil Dam, The Sacred Heart Cathedral, A.C.K Kericho, Kericho Golf Club, Gurdwara Sahib, Kericho Wagon Works, Kericho Tea Hotel, Chebown Sanctuary, Chelimo Arboretum, Tagabi Monkey Sanctuary, Changoi Tea Estate, Chebulu Conservancy, The Kiptui Falls, Kapkatet Kipsigis Cultural Museum, The Tulwap-Kipsigis Hill, Londiani-Koru-Awasi Route, Londiani Dam, Masaita Forest Station, KFC Hospitality Centre, Londiani Falls, Kimasian Railway Bridge, Kiminket Garden, Kipkelion Monastery, The Van Wicker's Cave, Fort Tenan Pre-Historic Site, Tinderet Mountain, Ole Soi Resort, Bagao Caves
Know More About Kericho County: Its Geography, Land-Use, Highlights, Population, Roads - including a distance chart, Airports, Climate & National Monuments
What’s The Air Like In Kericho?
The annual mean temperature ranges between 29oC and 10oC. The central part of the county, where tea is grown, receives the highest rainfall.
What’s The Lay Of The Land In C.35?
Kericho has an undulating topography, with the overall slope of the land being to the west – forming a hilly shelf between the Mau Hills and the lowlands of Kisumu.
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