Oyala
golf course
Equatorial Guinea
The Golf d’Oyala is part of the construction of the new city of Oyala, renamed Ciudad de la Paz, destined to become the future administrative capital of Equatorial Guinea. This ambitious project, launched by the government, aims to create an administrative, university and tourist hub in the heart of the country.
THE PROJECT :
18-hole Championship Golf Course
THE WORK :
Construction of an 18-hole championship golf course in Equatorial Guinea
DETAILS:
CUSTOMER: Piccini Group
Project
context
Oyala golf course, a championship course in the heart of the forest
In the heart of the equatorial forest, the Golf d’Oyala is part of the wider project to build the new town of Oyala, whose program also includes a university park, a 400-room hotel and presidential villas.
Bordered by the Mbélé River, the site has to cope with torrential rainfall, which causes flooding and extensive damage. In order to manage this problem as effectively as possible, and with a view to sustainable resource management, Gregori International has set up a system for recovering drainage water for watering the golf course. Reforestation work involving the replanting of native species is also being carried out in and around the golf course.
Work
carried out
from design to conception, the turnkey Oyala golf course
- Construction of a nursery
- General site preparation and earthworks
- Levelling
- Modeling and shaping
- Drainage and irrigation
- Landscaping
- Construction of golf facilities (bunkers, tees and greens)
- Construction of cart paths
- Grassing
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