The Four Seasons Golf Club Mauritius at Anahita occupies a dramatic coastal site on the island's east coast, where the design by Ernie Els takes advantage of natural lava rock outcrops, indigenous vegetation, and views across the Indian Ocean. The course opened in 2008 as part of the Four Seasons resort development and represents Els's first design work in the Indian Ocean region. The routing incorporates the area's volcanic topography and works around existing stands of mature trees and natural water features. The layout plays through varied terrain that includes several holes directly along the coastline, where trade winds and elevation changes add complexity to club selection. The par-3 fifth hole is particularly notable for its island green set within a natural lake, while the closing stretch features ocean views and strategic bunkering that reflects the architect's playing experience. The course uses paspalum grass on fairways and greens, a choice suited to the tropical climate and irrigation with desalinated water. The club serves both resort guests and members, with the facility integrated into the broader Four Seasons property that includes residential villas and resort amenities. The setting provides access to one of Mauritius's few championship-length courses, and the design emphasizes playability for resort guests while maintaining challenge from the back tees. The course benefits from year-round playing conditions typical of the island's climate, though seasonal wind patterns influence strategy and scoring.