What defines the Golf & Sport collection
These are communities built around the pursuit of mastery, on the course and beyond. The organising idea is sporting life: championship golf, course frontage, club membership, training facilities and the social rhythm that forms around them. The home sits inside that life rather than apart from it, so what you are choosing is a way of living as much as an address.
It suits buyers who want the course and the club to be part of daily life, not an occasional visit: families who value the space and the community, and owners who treat an active, social setting as central to how they live and host. The collection is small and growing, a guided selection rather than a long list. It is led today by Rayana at Wadi Safar, a gated, low-density enclave of 6- to 8-bedroom freehold mansions set around an 18-hole Trump International championship course, a members-only club and the Trump International Hotel, beside historic Diriyah, west of Riyadh.
How to weigh it, and how we guide the exploration
A home like this is both an investment and a life decision, and the two are worth separating. On the life side, look at the course and club: who runs them, what membership involves, and how the wider community lives day to day. On the ownership side, weigh the things that actually move value, considered against your own plans rather than any promised return:
- Tenure and structure: freehold against leasehold, and what is delivered (Rayana Mansions, for example, come shell-and-core for full interior authorship, while Trump Mansions are delivered fully fitted)
- Completion and stage: off-plan timelines and what they mean for your horizon (Rayana completes 31 December 2029)
- Ownership rules in the market: in Saudi Arabia, foreign freehold ownership opened to all nationalities within designated zones, effective 22 January 2026, with no personal income or capital gains tax and the riyal pegged to the US dollar
- Residency and disposal: qualifying real-estate investment from SAR 4 million can support residency eligibility, and a transfer fee of up to 5% applies on disposals by non-Saudis
- The club itself: membership terms, course access, and the standing of the operator behind it
This is where Omnia is most useful. We treat the property as the natural conclusion of understanding a market, a community and your own intentions, so we begin with the questions before the listings: market and cultural intelligence, the ownership and residency detail above, and a clear read on which homes genuinely fit. Because the selection is small and growing, we can also tell you honestly when nothing in it is right for you yet, and what to watch as it expands. If a course-side, club-centred home is part of how you want to live, talk to our advisory team about the Golf & Sport collection. We will start with what you are trying to do, and work back to the right home from there.