Njoro Country Club

Njoro Country Club, founded in 1901, is located in Njoro, Nakuru County, Kenya. Originally established as a stopover for British settlers traveling the Kenya-Uganda Railway, the club evolved into a comprehensive recreational facility. The centerpiece is a manicured golf course, though specific details regarding hole count, par, or design remain undisclosed on the website. The club's setting reflects its historical significance within the region's landscape.

Beyond golf, the facility offers diverse amenities including a lawn bowling green, tennis court, cricket field, polo field, and a training airstrip—reflecting its heritage as a multi-sport destination. Additional facilities include a gym, dining areas, conference hall, accommodation, and various recreational options such as billiards, chess, and darts.

The club positions itself as an inclusive venue for families and individuals seeking world-class recreational experiences. Its membership structure emphasizes community and social engagement among like-minded individuals. While the course itself appears to be a significant draw, the website provides limited technical information about course layout, difficulty level, or notable holes. The club maintains active competition schedules and reciprocal relationships with other local and international clubs.