Gaash Golf Club - established in 1999 - is situated in a pastoral parkland area 15 minutes drive north of Tel Aviv and lies between the Gaash Nature Reserve and the Sharon National Park. The course, originally designed by Elias Gitlin as a  9 hole executive facility, was upgraded and redesigned by well known South African golf architect Peter Matkowitch in 2001 and today has 9 greens with 18 different tees - Par 70 and officially rated by European Golf Association standards to a course rating of 68.7 and slope rating of 115. Facilities include a practice range, Golf Academy, Golf School with video instructional equipment, a well stocked Pro shop and an excellent restaurant.

The Caesarea Golf Club, established in the ‘60s by Baron Rothschild and owned by the Caesarea Development Corporation, is being upgraded to an 18-hole golf course corresponding to the highest international standards. The new course will be contemporary, surprising and challenging.
The project will include the redesign and reconstruction of the fairways, as designed by famous golf architect Pete Dye, a world-renown expert and leader in the field of golf.
The new club is planned to open at the end of 2008.
At the conclusion of the project, the new course will be on a par with leading golf clubs around the world. It will serve Israeli golfers, host international competitions, and guarantee Israel a premier place in the world of golf.