Jumeirah Golf Estates, Golf course in Me'aisem 1, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Jumeirah Golf Estates is a residential golf community in Me'aisem 1, Dubai, along the E 311 road. It holds over 1,500 villas, townhouses and apartments in more than a dozen communities, set beside two Greg Norman-designed 18-hole courses named Fire and Earth. The Earth Course hosts the DP World Tour Championship, the European Tour's season-ending event.

The complex opened in 2009 and developed into a recognized venue for international golf competitions. It gained prominence after hosting the DP World Tour Championship, a major professional golf tournament on the European circuit.

The two 18-hole courses are named for environmental themes, Fire and Earth, and were designed by Greg Norman. The Earth Course hosts the DP World Tour Championship, the European Tour's season-ending event, which draws international players and spectators to the community each year.

A dedicated metro station on the Red Line of Dubai Metro connects visitors directly to central Dubai and other parts of the city. The convenient transport link makes it easy to arrive without a car and visit other nearby attractions.

Jumeirah Golf Estates is owned by Jumeirah Group parent Jumeirah Golf Estates, and its two courses carry environmentally themed names, Fire and Earth. The Earth Course hosts the DP World Tour Championship, the European Tour's season-ending event. The community lies along E 311 road in Me'aisem 1 and has its own Dubai Metro station on the Route 2020 Red Line extension.