Steigenberger Al Dau at Steigenberger Al Dau Golf Course

Steigenberger Al Dau Golf Course occupies a coastal setting along the Red Sea in Hurghada, Egypt, designed by Swiss architect Peter Harradine. The course represents one of several Harradine designs in the Red Sea region, where the architect has worked to establish golf infrastructure in an area characterized by desert terrain and resort development. The layout navigates the challenges of the arid Egyptian landscape, incorporating the natural topography and requiring careful water management and turf maintenance strategies suited to the climate.

The routing reflects Harradine's approach to desert golf design, where strategic bunkering and the contrast between maintained playing surfaces and surrounding natural areas define much of the challenge. The proximity to the Red Sea provides both scenic backdrop and occasional wind influence that affects club selection and shot-making. The course serves primarily resort guests and the growing golf community in Hurghada, which has developed as a destination combining beach tourism with golf amenities.

As part of the Steigenberger resort complex, the facility integrates golf with broader hospitality offerings typical of Red Sea resort properties. The course contributes to Egypt's efforts to diversify its tourism appeal beyond historical and beach attractions, though it remains less internationally prominent than established Mediterranean or European golf destinations. Conditions and playability vary with seasonal weather patterns and the ongoing maintenance demands inherent to desert golf environments.