91-day T-bill8.750%â–˛ 0.002
182-day T-bill8.851%â–Ľ 0.008
364-day T-bill9.029%â–˛ 0.002
Central Bank Rate8.75%07/10/2026
Inflation7.3%October 2026
Top MMF yield10.50%Madison
Sources: CBK auction, 2 Nov 2026 value date (change vs 26 Oct); CBK key rates; fund managers' published yields, as at 11 Nov 2026.

Vipingo Ridge green fees 2026: 18 holes from KSh 4,000

Vipingo Ridge green fees 2026: KSh9,750 for visitors and KSh5,800 for Kenyan citizens for 18 holes, plus buggy, club hire, multi-round and villa guest rates.

Vipingo Ridge Green Fees 2026: 18 Holes From KSh4,000 and 7 Rate Bands

Updated 10 November 2026

Vipingo Ridge green fees for 2026 start at KSh9,750 (USD75) for a visitor playing 18 holes on the PGA Baobab Course, and KSh5,800 (USD45) for a Kenyan citizen. Guests staying in the resort’s Signature Villas pay the lowest published rate, KSh4,000 for 18 holes. Multi-round bundles cut the per-round price further, and a golf buggy for 18 holes adds KSh5,200. This guide sets out every rate band on the official 2026 card, what a full round really costs, and how to plan a coast golf weekend without surprises.

Checked on 9 November 2026 against the Vipingo Ridge Green Fees 2026 card, the resort’s golf page and its golf packages page. Rates and offers change. Confirm with the Pro Shop before you travel.

In this guide
  1. Vipingo Ridge green fees: the 2026 rate card
  2. Extras on top of Vipingo Ridge green fees
  3. Vipingo Ridge green fees plus extras: what a round really costs
  4. Multi-round Vipingo Ridge green fees: where the value is
  5. Stay-and-play packages
  6. About the course and tips for paying Vipingo Ridge green fees
  7. Frequently asked questions

Vipingo Ridge green fees: the 2026 rate card

The resort publishes six player categories. The table below lists the shilling figures from the 2026 card, with the dollar figure in brackets. The card quotes both currencies, so you can pay the listed shilling amount without worrying about exchange rates.

Round Visitor Kenyan citizen Member guest VR Private Home guest VR Signature Villa guest
18 holes KSh9,750 ($75) KSh5,800 ($45) KSh4,600 ($35) KSh7,800 ($60) KSh4,000 ($30)
9 holes KSh5,850 ($45) KSh3,200 ($25) KSh2,600 ($20) KSh4,600 ($35) KSh2,600 ($20)
Twilight KSh6,500 ($50) KSh4,000 ($30) KSh2,600 ($25) KSh5,200 ($40) KSh3,200 ($20)
2 rounds KSh18,200 KSh11,000 KSh7,200 KSh14,400 KSh7,200
3 rounds KSh26,000 KSh15,600 KSh10,400 KSh20,800 KSh10,400
5 rounds KSh41,600 KSh25,400 KSh17,000 KSh33,200 KSh17,000
7 rounds KSh54,600 KSh33,800 KSh22,800 KSh44,800 KSh22,800

A few rules sit behind the Vipingo Ridge green fees table. Member guests must play with the member who invited them. Junior players are under 16 and should be accompanied by an adult. Some twilight figures on the card do not follow the dollar pattern exactly, so ask the Pro Shop which figure applies on the day you book.

Extras on top of Vipingo Ridge green fees

Vipingo Ridge green fees cover the course only. The golf page lists these extras:

  • Golf buggy (two-seater): KSh3,300 for 9 holes and KSh5,200 for 18 holes. Day hire is also offered. Ask whether two players sharing a cart pay one fee or two.
  • Callaway premium rental set: KSh2,750 for 9 holes and KSh4,750 for 18 holes, with men’s, ladies’, left- and right-handed sets. Junior sets are available too.
  • Bag storage: available at the Clubhouse.

The Pro Shop opens from 7:00 am to 6:00 pm daily and sells apparel, tees and refreshments. The resort lists its contacts as proshop@vipingoridge.com and +254 733 155 155.

Vipingo Ridge green fees plus extras: what a round really costs

Vipingo Ridge green fees are only part of the bill. Here is what one player pays for 18 holes using the published rates, before caddie tips, food or transport:

Player Green fee + Buggy + Club hire Total
Visitor with own clubs, walking KSh9,750 – – KSh9,750
Visitor, buggy and rental set KSh9,750 KSh5,200 KSh4,750 KSh19,700
Kenyan citizen, buggy, own clubs KSh5,800 KSh5,200 – KSh11,000
Villa guest, buggy and rental set KSh4,000 KSh5,200 KSh4,750 KSh13,950

If you split a buggy and the resort charges per cart, each player’s share falls by KSh2,600. Bringing your own clubs is the simplest saving: it removes KSh4,750 from every 18-hole round.

Multi-round Vipingo Ridge green fees: where the value is

The multi-round Vipingo Ridge green fees reward golfers who stay for several days. Dividing each bundle by the number of rounds shows the real per-round price:

  • Kenyan citizen: KSh5,800 for one round, KSh5,500 each across two, KSh5,200 each across three, KSh5,080 each across five and about KSh4,829 each across seven.
  • Visitor: KSh9,750 for one round, falling to KSh7,800 each on the seven-round bundle, a saving of about 20%.
  • Villa and member guests: KSh3,600 each on two rounds, falling to about KSh3,257 each on seven.

The 2026 card of Vipingo Ridge green fees does not say how long a bundle stays valid, whether rounds must be used on consecutive days, or whether they can be shared between players. Confirm those terms before you pay.

Stay-and-play packages

Beyond standard Vipingo Ridge green fees, the resort also advertises packages that bundle golf with accommodation. In November 2026 the resort’s pages listed:

  • A Kenya-residents group package at KSh39,800 per person, covering a two-night stay for four guests with breakfast, airport transfers and golf.
  • Signature Villa bed and breakfast at KSh24,000 per night for two (KSh12,000 per person), which includes the reduced resort guest green fee of KSh4,000 for 18 holes, a 45-minute introduction-to-golf session for two at the PGA Academy, and secure parking.

These offers are subject to availability and ask for proof of identification, so treat them as seasonal and check the current terms.

About the course and tips for paying Vipingo Ridge green fees

The PGA Baobab Course is a par-72, 6,586-yard championship layout designed by former Kenya Open winner David Jones. The resort describes it as Africa’s only PGA-accredited course, and it hosts the Magical Kenya Ladies Open on the Ladies European Tour. It also has three putting greens, a 300m driving range and practice bunkers. Lakes, streams and native bush come into play on many holes.

  1. Carry your national ID if you are claiming the Kenyan citizen rate.
  2. Ask whether your home club membership or handicap card is needed. Our guide on how to get a golf handicap in Kenya explains the process.
  3. Book tee times through the Pro Shop, especially around tournaments and holidays.
  4. Expect short rains in November. The resort notes brief but heavy showers before the dry season.

Before you budget a coast golf trip, compare Vipingo Ridge green fees with Nairobi courses in our Nairobi green fees guide and our list of golf clubs in Kenya.

Frequently asked questions

How much are Vipingo Ridge green fees for 18 holes?

The 2026 card lists KSh9,750 (USD75) for visitors, KSh5,800 (USD45) for Kenyan citizens, KSh4,600 for member guests, KSh7,800 for private home guests and KSh4,000 for Signature Villa guests.

How much does a golf buggy cost at Vipingo Ridge?

A two-seater buggy costs KSh3,300 for 9 holes and KSh5,200 for 18 holes. Day hire is also available.

Can I hire golf clubs at Vipingo Ridge?

Yes. A Callaway premium rental set costs KSh2,750 for 9 holes and KSh4,750 for 18 holes, with men’s, ladies’, junior, left- and right-handed sets.

Is there a cheaper rate for playing several rounds?

Yes. A Kenyan citizen pays KSh33,800 for seven rounds, about KSh4,829 per round, compared with KSh5,800 for a single round.

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