Mont Choisy Le Golf

Few golf destinations on the island of Mauritius carry quite the reputation of Mont Choisy Le Golf, a layout that sits on the island's northwestern coast in the Grand Baie area — one of the most visited and vibrant corners of this Indian Ocean resort island. The course was designed by Peter Matkovich, a South African architect with extensive work across the African continent and the Indian Ocean islands, and the design takes intelligent advantage of a landscape that mixes mature woodland, open fairways, and the occasional dramatic Indian Ocean backdrop. It is one of the more accessible and well-regarded courses on an island that has quietly built a serious golf scene over the past two decades.

Mauritius itself rewards the visiting golfer with reliable sunshine, warm trade winds that can meaningfully influence club selection, and a lushness that keeps courses green year-round. Grand Baie's setting on the northern coast means players encounter sea breezes throughout the round.

As a resort-style public layout, Mont Choisy draws a wide mix of hotel guests and resident golfers, and its conditioning and presentation are held to a standard that reflects Mauritius's broader ambition as a premium Indian Ocean travel destination. Players here are trading proper golf for something genuinely scenic, not settling for one at the expense of the other.