Today, Green Golf is the next chapter of that story. A rebrand born from heritage, yet created for the present: for those who choose golf not as a pastime, but as a way of life.

We believe in the aesthetics of the game: the flawless fit of a polo, the right texture of a glove, the precision of a club’s balance, and a quiet confidence that needs no proof.

Green Golf is a tradition that knows how to stay modern. Understated luxury, never overstated. Expertise you can feel in the details. And respect for the game —unchanging, season after season.

Since 1987, we have followed one principle: golf is not a moment. It is a journey. And we are here to make that journey beautiful, precise, and worthy.

In the late 1980s, golf in Dubai was not yet an industry. It was a choice of character. Morning light over the sand. The first players, the first courses, the first conversations about the perfect strike — long before the city found its familiar green horizon.

And then came a moment that now feels like legend: in 1988, Emirates Golf Club opened — the first grass course in the Middle East. It was called the “Desert Miracle.” And it was never really about grass. It was about Dubai’s philosophy: if something doesn’t exist, we will create it.

Green Sport was part of that era. It became a meeting point for the players who shaped the culture of golf in the city — step by step, season by season. This is where first clubs were chosen, equipment was refined, and the nuances and discipline of the game were learned. Here, quality always mattered—and taste came naturally.

The story began in 1987, when the city was not yet the Dubai the world knows today. Dubai was already moving forward —quietly, confidently, with an instinctive sense of the future. It was a time of bold decisions and a new rhythm: international routes, the first major developments, the energy of a new world beginning to take shape here.

And it was precisely then that Green Sport was born — Dubai’s first golf shop. Not as a retail point, but as a destination for those who truly understood the game.

Because golf is the game of people who can hold their line. What matters is not how loudly you announce yourself, but how precisely you can act when the world is trying to distract you.