Egypt to Host Prestigious Arab Junior and Ladies Golf Championship in May

Cairo, Egypt – The Egyptian Golf Federation has announced that Egypt will host the 24th edition of the Arab Junior and Ladies Golf Championship from May 7-10, 2025. This prestigious regional tournament will take place at two of Cairo’s premier golf courses: Madinaty Golf Club and Katameya Dunes Golf Club.

Championship Details and Participation

The championship will feature competitive divisions across five age categories for both boys and girls, plus a dedicated ladies’ category. The event holds significant historical importance, with some categories being held for the 24th time while others mark their 2nd to 16th editions.

Participants will represent member states of the Arab Golf Federation, including:

• Bahrain
• Egypt
• Iraq
• Jordan
• Kuwait
• Lebanon
• Libya
• Morocco
• Oman
• Palestine
• Qatar
• Saudi Arabia
• Somalia
• Tunisia
• United Arab Emirates

Promoting Golf Development in the Arab World

The championship serves as a platform to advance golf throughout the Arab region by providing competitive opportunities and raising the standard of play for both federation members and individual Arab golfers at regional and international levels.

Federation President’s Vision

Omar Hisham Talaat, President of the Egyptian Golf Federation, expressed his pride in hosting the first amateur tournament on the Arab Golf Federation’s 2025 calendar. “It’s a great honor to organize this joint event between Madinaty Golf Club and Katameya Dunes Golf Club,” Talaat stated.

He emphasized that this championship marks the first major regional event under the new board’s leadership, with ambitious plans to elevate golf tournaments in Egypt and across North Africa through collaboration with local, regional, and international golf organizations.

Innovative Public Engagement

In a groundbreaking move, this year’s championship will welcome public spectators for the first time. A special “Golf Festival” at Madinaty Golf Club will feature recreational activities and musical performances designed to introduce the sport to new audiences.

“We aim to spread golf culture and encourage broader participation at all levels,” Talaat explained, highlighting the federation’s commitment to making golf more accessible and enjoyable.

Boosting Sports Tourism

The federation views this event as an opportunity to strengthen Egypt’s position in sports tourism by showcasing Cairo’s world-class golf facilities. Talaat promised an exceptional experience for players, delegations, and fans alike.

Admission to the tournament is free with prior registration. For more details, visit the Arab Golf Federation website.

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