Golf Courses in Trans Nzoia
Kitale Club: A Cherished Colonial Heritage
Founded in 1924, as an 18-holf golf course that measures 6,990 yards with a par 73, it was among the foremost courses of the 36 golf clubs in Kenya. Aside from its surpassing greens and beautiful surrounding landscape, Kitale Golf Club is also well-known for the variety of monkeys that marshal its fairways. It plays host to numerous top-rate tournaments like the Chairman’s Putter, Kenya Seed Classic Tournament and Kitale Tournament. It is located along the B2 Kitale-Eldoret Road.
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
Trans Nzoia County is a vital region for Kenya’s agricultural and ecological balance. Its rich history, cultural diversity, and natural beauty make it a unique and valuable part of the Rift and Western Kenya. The county’s potential for growth remains immense, particularly in agriculture, tourism, and environmental conservation.
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30 Destinations in Trans Nzoia County, arranged as one would visit these - south, west then north - with aid of in-depth narratives, images, strip maps and distance chart:
Mount Elgon National Park, Koitoboss Peak Hike, Wagagai Peak Hike, Chesurur Falls, Kitum Cave, Macking’eny Cave, Ngwarisha Cave, Endebess Bluff, Chepnyalil Cave, KWS Koitoboss Guesthouse, Kapkuro Bandas, Mount Elgon Lodge, Suam Gorge, Mt. Elgon Orchards, Mount Elgon Guesthouse, Kamariny Cave, Kitale Plains, Kitale War Memorial, Kitale Museum, Kitale Club, Treasures of Africa, Kitale Nature Conservancy, Sirwo Resort, Cranes Haven, Saiwa Swamp National Park, Tree Top Hut, Kapolet Fishing Camp, Kapcherop Forest, Cheranganis, Barnley’s Guest House, Kaisagat Hill
Know More About Trans Nzoia: Its Geography, Land-Use, Highlights, Population, Roads - with the aid of strip maps, Airports, Climate & National Monuments
Trans Nzoia can be split into three definitive ecological zones: Upper Highland Zone, Upper Midland Zone, and the Lower Highland Zone. These zone lie between 4,313 m in Mount Elgon to 1,700 ms asl.
Trans Nzoia has a highland equatorial type of climate. Rainfall is well distributed throughout the year, the higher areas in the west receiving more. Average annual temperature is 24oC.
