DP World Tour 2023 Mauritius Open Venue Announced

La Reserve Golf Links

Heritage Golf Club’s Le Chateau Golf Course has long been considered the number one golf course in the Indian Ocean, but it is now preparing itself for a new addition and a competitor or the top spot…from none other than themselves.

Due to open in December 2023, Heritage Golf Club is opening it’s second championship golf course, situated in the heart of the Domaine de Bel Ombre. La Reserve Golf Links will be the first and only links-style golf course in Mauritius, with rolling fairways bordering the idyllic Indian Ocean and shot-making prospects at every turn.

The golf course has been co-designed by Peter Matkovich and 2010 Open Champion Louis Oosthuizen, and has already been confirmed as the venue for the DP World Tour 2023 AfrAsia Bank Mauritius Open.

The golf course is unique in its routing, requiring a shuttle service to take players inland and up the beautiful Mauritian landscape to the first tee. From there, players play 18 holes down away from the undulating Savanne mountain rage, back to the clubhouse (the elevation differential between the 1^st tee and the 18^th green of almost 600 feet!). With such changes in altitude, it is unsurprising to know that La Reserve offers up some breathtaking views. Panoramic vistas of the Indian Ocean are on show on every hole, whilst being set in amongst some of the most gorgeous Mauritian landscape.

The objective of the Heritage Golf Club is to have La Reserve Golf Links included in the world's top 100 golf courses. This is a high-reaching goal for a high-reaching golf course! We are really excited at the prospect of a new world class golf course in Mauritius, truly reinforcing it’s status as one of the world’s best golf holiday destinations.

La Reserve Golf Links is exclusive to Heritage Golf Club members, as well as guests of Heritage Resorts.