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Bellville Golf Course

Bellville Golf Course, Bellville / Northern Suburbs Cape Town

Centrally situated near in Cape Town, South Africa, within easy reach from all major access routes, the Bellville golf course is an 18-hole golf course. Located in the Welgemoed suburb of Bellville, the Bellville golf course is set in a sheltered valley of rolling hills with panoramic views of the Hottentots Holland mountains in the distance. The 72 Par, 6000 meter course offer golfers the opportunity of a challenging round of golf.

When upgrading the course, the course architects made every effort to incorporate the natural contours and features of the course. This resulted in a course that caters for golfers of all levels of expertise. The course is well bunkered, well watered and has 5 water holes.

The dams and water canals abound with birds and wild fowl. Manicured fairways and greens, lined with a variety of trees and floral features add to the tranquil and pleasing setting. The course is fairly challenging with a few water hazards and well-placed bunkers.

Facilities and services: Bellville Golf Course, Cape Town

The modern clubhouse is in a prime location, with panoramic views of the golf course and mountains in the distance. A secured parking area is located just infront of the clubhouse. The club has a privately-managed restaurant. The Fairways Restaurant at the Bellville golf course offers a Sunday carvery and cater for private and corporate functions, conferences, weddings. The spacious bar area features a big screen TV which is ideal to watch sporting events. The exclusive Pro Shop is situated right next to the halfway house and carries the latest trends in golfing gear.

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Address: Jip de Jager Drive, Bellville, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Durbanville Golf Club

Durbanville Golf Club, Cape Town (South Africa)

The Durbanville Golf Club began in 1971 on a course with very little grass, clay soil, a gravel car-park and no clubhouse. The course and the Club had been conceived by local amateur enthusiasts and approved by the community at a meeting at the Town Hall. The original layout was designed by Ken Elkin.

The Durbanville Golf Club has come a long way since those early days. The Durbanville Golf Club is located in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town, just a 30 km drive or 25 minutes from Cape Town on the N1 freeway.

There are no steep hills to climb, nor thick jungle to swallow your golf ball. At the Durbanville Golf Club, you will find open space with beautiful fairways, bent grass greens the equal of any others, a course in immaculate condition. All in all, a wonderful setting for a game of golf with a view across the course to the distant mountains from the lounge bar, where you may enjoy your drink after the game.

The Durbanville Golf Club in Cape Town offers a special welcome to all visitors and has built up a reputation as one of the friendliest clubs around. The halfway house and catering facility offers freshly prepared snack style food combining quality and value for money. An outside seating area under thatched gazebos offers the opportunity to enjoy cool refreshing drinks and appreciate the surroundings. The well- stocked pro-shop is run by friendly staff and has golf cars, carts and clubs for hire.

Directions to the Durbanville Golf Club: northern suburbs of Cape Town, in Sports Road, Durbanville

From the N1, take the Durban Road exit.

Follow Durban Road straight up to Durbanville, where you will turn right at the traffic lights into Wellington Road. (The main road of Durbanville)

From there you will turn right into De Villiers Drive, and then left in Sport Street.

The entrance to Durbanville Golf Club will be on your right.

Hole by hole description: Durbanville Golf Course, Cape Town (South Africa)

Hole 1 Par 4 Stroke 4 - 361 meters
A friendly start down a generous level fairway with a bunker on the right. A large green awaits a good long second shot.

Hole 2 Par 4 Stroke 16 - 288 meters
A great little par four, which dog legs to the right. Follow the narrow fairway and have a short iron into the green on the line of the clubhouse in the distance.

Hole 3 Par 4 Stroke 2 - 393 meters
A long par four slightly downhill with lovely vistas of distant farmland and hills. You'll be hitting long shots to the green through the narrow bush lined opening in the fairway and if you make par, you will be happy.

Hole 4 Par 3 Stroke 14 - 157 meters
Another good par three mainly into the wind. Bunkers around the green. Deceptive slope on the green makes putting the key here.

Hole 5 Par 5 Stroke 18 - 447 meters
A chance for a birdie on this slight uphill par five played with the wind. Trees and bush border the fairway but only wide enough to catch the very wild hooks or slices. Precise putting required on the sloping green.

Hole 6 Par 5 Stroke 10 - 465 meters
A road borders this hole on the left. So do not hook! - there is plenty of room on the right. The fairway is straight with a gentle downslope. The green is bunkered on both sides.

Hole 7 Par 3 Stroke 8 - 160 meters
A testing short hole especially into the prevailing summer south-easter wind. No trees or bushes to worry about but bunkers await. The putting surfaces on these greens are fast and smooth.

Hole 8 Par 4 Stroke 12 - 322 meters
A straightforward par four where you can open your shoulders with the driver as there is a wide area to aim at. A mid iron shot to a well bunkered green.

Hole 9 Par 4 Stroke 6 - 321 meters
Though the same length as the previous hole, the ninth has a more intimidating feel about it.The tee shot will find you on a gently uphill fairway to the Club House. Your iron shot to the green is a challenge as you cannot see the front bunker nor the fast, sloping putting surface.

Hole 10 Par 4 Stroke 3 - 333 meters
A testing start to the second nine holes. A tight dog-leg right which, if you push your tee shot, will find you in the trees. A mid-iron second to a raised green. A good golf hole.

Hole 11 Par 5 Stroke 7 - 459 meters
A straight par five into the summer wind. Scattered trees line the fairway and the views from this top side of the course are superb. The raised green overlooks the dam.

Hole 12 Par 3 Stroke 11 - 180 meters
An excellent short hole over the side of the lake. This is a beautiful corner of the course with abundant bird life amongst the reed beds

Hole 13 Par 4 Stroke 17 - 300 meters
A short walk along the wall of the dam takes you to the thirteenth tee, set high up above the course where you'll want to stop a while to admire the spectacular view of the distant Club house and surrounding mountains. A short par four through an avenue of trees with a pitch shot to a spacious green. A chance for a birdie!

Hole 14 Par 4 Stroke 5 - 336 meters
The "Pulpit" hole - famous in Cape golfing circles. Your second shot has to reach the top of the fairway embankment with the green high above. Don't be short or your ball may roll 50 meters back towards you.

Hole 15 Par 5 Stroke 15 - 473 meters
The lower half of the course is laid out before you from this tee and you feel you could hit the ball forever. A gentle downhill par five bordered by some quality houses on the right.

Hole 16 Par 4 Stroke 1 - 402 meters
The toughest hole on the course, long and slightly uphill requires two very good hits to reach the green. There is plenty of space either side of the fairway, so open your shoulders.

Hole 17 Par 3 Stroke 13 - 196 meters
A long and deceptive short hole which requires a wood for many handicap golfers. The green is and inviting target, as it is below the level of the tee.

Hole 18 Par 4 Stroke 9 - 344 meters
Similar to the ninth hole, a gentle up slope back to the Club house. A fairway bunker on the right may catch a long drive with the wind. A challenging shot to the green must avoid the three well placed bunkers. A very fast sloping green.

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Address: Sports Road, Durbanville, Northern Suburbs, Cape Town, Western Cape , South Africa

King David Golf Club

King David Golf Course, Cape Town (Western Cape, South Africa)

Founded in 1956, the King David Golf Course in Cape Town has long had a reputation as one of the best layouts in South Africa. Designed by Bob Grimsdell, the King David golf course is a gently rolling parkland course with each hole illustrating its own unique character and challenging all aspects of ones game.

Over the years the course has been altered only ever so slightly which is a testament to the quality of Bob Grimsdell's original design. With the installation of a state of the art reticullation system, the King David golf course has been given the chance to fulfill its huge potential.

Facilities: King David Golf Course

This championship 18 hole golf course is complimented by superb practice facilities. A wonderful practice range that can accommodate 50 players allows players to test all their skills whether they are pitching to the target greens or unleashing a driver. King David boasts two putting greens as well as a bunkered short game area making the club a firm favourite with Tour pros looking to sharpen their game.

Hole by Hole: King David Golf Course, Cape Town

Hole 1

A good solid par 5 to open. At 546 metres it is no push over as an opening hole and should be played as a three shotter.Your tee shot needs to be threaded between the left hand fairway trap and the grassy mound on the right. Follow this with a good fairway wood should leave you in the dip about 80 metres short of the green. A good pitch to the well bunkered green should have your round off to a good start.

Hole 2

A fantastic par 3 nestled between the trees. A mid-iron aimed at the heart of the green is recommended. Treat the over hanging trees with respect especially when playing from the championship tees.

Hole 3

Stroke 1 on the course this can be a man sized par 4 especially on a windy day. A drive favouring the right hand side of the fairway affords you a better angle to approach the green from. A long narrow green with two large bunkers either side , a par here is always a great score.

Hole 4

A shortish par 5 but a classic risk and reward hole. A dogleg right around the mature gum trees this hole is best played conservatively up the left side. However for the “heroes” out there why not try a long tee shot up the right side which will shorten the hole considerably. After a good drive you will still have to negotiate the large tree over hanging the fairway 60 metres short of the green. You have been warned-do not miss the fairway right.

Hole 5

A picturesque par 3 played with a mid iron to a green protected by both sand and grass bunkers.

Hole 6

On a beautiful day there isn´t a finer hole. A par 4 played from a raised tee to a green with Table Mountain as the back drop. A very generous driving area that can certainly be elusive when the prevailing wind blows. Don´t let the majestic scenery distract you.R32;

Hole 7

A long par 4 gently doglegging to the left. Keep your drive up the right to afford yourself a better approach to the green which is obscured somewhat by the mound on the left.

Hole 8

Bob Grimsdell at his finest. A rolling par 5 that demands accuracy and length all the way. A good straigth drive followed by an accurate fairway wood next to the water hazard leaves you with only a short iron or pitch to a large inviting green. The conservative play is to hit your second shot further right away from the water hazard but this will leave you with a blind third shot.

Hole 9

A short par 4 but one requiring an accurate tee shot through the avenue of trees. The practice range awaits on the right hand side for anyone that slices their tee shot. A good chance to pick up a birdie.

Hole 10

Generally played into the teeth of the wind , a great par 4 that demands length off the tee and an accurate approach to a smallish green. Bunkered left and right leaving your approach just short affords you a simple chip and putt or two putt par.

Hole 11

Choose your club on the tee wisely. A dogleg left dominated by huge trees up the left. Strategically placed bushes up the right hand side will catch any drive that is sliced. Played to a large raised green the pin position here very important. Never be tempted to aim for the flag if the pin is tucked behind the ride hand bunker.

Hole 12

A par 3 rated by none other than Gary Player as “one of the finest”. Played to a raised well bunkered green this hole often requires a full blooded fairway wood to reach the putting surface. Take a par and run.

Hole 13

Out of bounds all the way up the left side this is not a long par 4. A nice tee shot up the right hand side just short of the cross bunkers will allow you to attack the flag. Beware the bunker short left of the green.

Hole 14

A short par 5 dogleg right to a generous fairway, but don´t count your chickens too quickly. The large trees and bunkers surrounding the green have spoiled many a fine round. It should be an easy par but show it plenty of respect.

Hole 15

A short but treacherous par 3. A short iron to the middle of this well bunkered green is all you require. This green will reject all but the finest approach shots.

Hole 16

A blind tee shot that should favour the right side on this dogleg left par 4. Not a long hole but one that severely punishes a mis-cued drive.

Hole 17

A throw back from a by gone era. A dogleg right par 4 that requires a fairway wood to the crest of the hill. Make sure not to be fooled into under-clubbing on your second shot as the ball will roll off the front of the green and down the hill. This leaves a very tricky chip shot. Not very inviting.

Hole 18

A treacherous par 4 that has decided many a match. Played back towards the clubhouse with Table Mountain visible in the distance this hole is fraught with danger. Off the tee beware of the trees over hanging on the right. As you approach the green take note of the water hazard on the right of the green. Make a par here and not only will you feel as though you have conquered the last hole you will also definitely have earned a trip to the “19th” hole.

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Address: 80 Palotti Road, Montana, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Bloubergstrand Golf Courses

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Atlantic Beach Golf Course

Atlantic Beach Golf Course at the Atlantic Beach Golf Estate, Cape Town (Western Cape, South Africa)

Enjoy the scenic Championship Links style Atlantic Beach Golf Course with its traditional style and an ocean breeze off the ocean. On calm days you can play your normal lofted shot or on windy days you can use the firm turf to play low running shots, beneath the wind. Either way, we are sure you will enjoy the challenge around this 18-hole golf course.

The Atlantic Beach Links Golf Course has been built with a serious commitment to the preservation of the indigenous fauna and flora. Compared to other golf courses in Cape Town, on completion of your 18 holes around the course you will agree that it is the combination of good golf in unsurpassed natural surroundings that make the Atlantic Beach Links Golf Course a unique golfing experience.

Situated along the shores of Table Bay, the Atlantic Beach Golf Club is an easy 20 minute drive along the Cape West Coast to the heart of South Africa's premier city, Cape Town. Set against the backdrop of Table Mountain, Cape Town is renowned both for it's natural beauty and continental charm. From the glitter of the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront and the bustle of its thriving business centre to the tranquil beauty of the botanical gardens and historic wine farms, Cape Town has something for everyone.

Closer to the Atlantic Beach Golf Course, the nearby suburbs of Blouberg and Tableview offer a choice of modern shopping centres, cinemas, restaurants and all other amenities.

Directions from Cape Town City Centre to Atlantic Beach Golf Club and Estate:

- Take the N1 highway leading out of the city centre towards Paarl - The sign will read N1 Paarl
- Follow this road and stay in the left lane. You will see a sign on your left hand side just after you have gone under a bridge – R27 Paarden Eiland/Milnerton
- Take this exit to your left and follow the R27 through Paarden Eiland, Milnerton and Table View. Stay on this road and proceed through all the traffic lights in Table View
- From the last traffic light in Table View, you will continue on the R27 for another 9 km
- You will see Atlantic Beach signs and the driving range on your left hand side, Total Garage and Barnyard Farm Stall will be on your right
- Turn left and follow the curve in the road to the first gate, which will say “Atlantic Beach Golf Club”
- Drive up to the security entrance gate, where you will be directed to the club house

Directions from Cape Town International Airport to Atlantic Beach Golf Club and Estate:

- From Cape Town International Airport, take Ring Road and drive west towards Cape Town
- Take exit 14 to the left onto the N7 (M7 Vanguard Drive) towards Goodwood/Epping/Malmesbury
- Continue on the Vanguard Drive (M7) ramp which becomes the N7, towards Malmesbury
- After approximately 32km turn left onto the Melkbosstrand turn-off (M19)
- After approximately 9km turn left onto the R27 at the traffic lights and turn right again at the very first turn-off (opposite the Total Garage & Barnyard Farmstall)
- You will turn left again at the very first turn off into the estate (Fairway Drive) and continue to the security gate for directions to the club house

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Address: Atlantic Beach Golf Estate, 1 Fairway Drive, Melkbosstrand 7441, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Milnerton Golf Courses

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Milnerton Golf Course

Milnerton Links Golf Course, Cape Town (Western Cape, South Africa)

The Milnerton Golf Course is an 18-hole, par 72 seaside golf course located in the suburb of Milnerton just 10 minutes north of Cape Town, South Africa. Surrounded by natural beauty, the Milnerton golf course nestles between the Atlantic ocean and the RietVlei river. This lush links-type golf course is relatively flat with few trees.

But with the sea and the lagoon bordering most holes, and the 7 beautiful water holes waiting to claim the wayward shot, it offers a truly unique golfing experience. Typical of many links-type courses, you will play the first 9 holes out, enjoy a light meal at the halfway house, and then return back to the clubhouse via the second 9.

On most holes of the Milnerton Links golf course, the sound of the waves breaking on the shore just metres away will remain long after your game is over. The spectacular view of Table Mountain from almost every hole is breathtaking, while the nature lovers will be thrilled at the abundance of water birds on the bordering river.

Location and direction: Milnerton Golf Course

The Milnerton Golf Course is situated 8 kilometeres away from the city center of Cape Town. Travel north out of the city on the N1 for about 3 kilometers, take the "Paarden Eiland / Milnerton" off-ramp, and travel another 4 kilometers from there to reach Milnerton. From the "Welcome to Milnerton" sign, travel another 1 kilometer and turn left to cross the bridge over the lagoon towards WoodBridge Island. The entrance of the Golf Club lies on your right, opposite the lighthouse of Milnerton.

Directions from Cape Town:

N1 towards Paarl, exit at Paarden Eiland junction (2nd exit, Marine Drive). Continue on this road (it becomes Otto du Plessis) until traffic lights at Loxton Rd/Bridge Rd. Turn Left over bridge towards Lighthouse. Entrance to club is on right just opposite Lighthouse.

Directions from the Cape Town Airport:

N2 towards Cape Town. Exit onto M5 towards N1 Paarl, Milnerton. Continue on M5, which becomes Koeberg Rd. Stay on M5 until traffic lights at Loxton Rd (Just after KFC). Turn Left continue, crossing bridge to Club opposite Lighthouse.

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Address: Bridge Road, Milnerton 7435 , Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Mowbray Golf Courses

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Mowbray Golf Course

Mowbray Golf Course, Cape Town (Western Cape, South Africa)

The Mowbray Golf Club is recognized as being one of the best in South Africa with all major amateur championships having been played there. Mowbray has hosted the SA Open seven times and the Bells Cup three times. Set at the foot of Table Mountain, the Mowbray Golf Club is renowned for its breathtaking views, lush fairways and immaculate greens.

There are a variety and abundance of birdlife clusters around the water features. Experience the pleasure of teeing off down newly mown fairways, bordered by tall pines and indigenous trees. Mowbray invites you to join us in a memorable game of golf on our championship course; thereafter relax with friends as you look out onto the 18th from one of our comfortable lounges.

Set in a very central area about 15 minutes from the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront and in close proximity to the Cape Town International Airport, the Mowbray golf course is a parkland course, which provides an excellent test of golf. The terrain is flat, but plenty of trees and water features make for an interesting experience, with the beauty of the mountain and abundant wild life dominating the scenery.

A significant feature of any coastal golf course is the wind. This is where Mowbray is unique, in that the holes have been so laid out that you will seldom find yourself with the wind directly in your face or right at your back. Also, believe it or not, the wind in Mowbray / Pinelands is seldom as severe as in other parts of the Cape peninsula.

Both fairways and greens remain soft throughout the year on the Mowbray Golf Course. The fairways consist predominantly of kikuyu grass while the greens are paspalum which provide an excellent putting surface. Experiments with pure bent grass have not been successful, so the indigenous grass family variety is now being "managed", with more than satisfactory results.

While the course is not particularly long, the golfer will find Mowbray a real challenge. It is generally accepted that the S A Golf Union ratings of 71 from the back tees and 69 from the front make it about 2 or 3 strokes more difficult than average. Don't let this put you off, however. If you hit the ball straight, you'll do well and even if you go off line here and there, the rough is very forgiving and is kept well trimmed.

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Address: Mowbray, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Newlands Golf Courses

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Royal Cape Golf Course

Royal Cape Golf Course, Cape Town (South Africa)

With lovely views of Table Mountain from most holes, the Royal Cape Golf Course in Cape Town's Southern suburbs, which is a championship course, offers a beautiful setting that will make your visit here truly memorable.

Royal Cape Golf Club is a true championship course having hosted the South African Open no less than ten times and the SA Amateur Championships eight times. The most recent SA Open held here was in 1996 and was won by Ernie Els.

Extensive work was done on the greens in 2000 to bring them up to the USGA standards and the course today is a fine test of golf and worthy of its championship rating. Essentially it is a very flat parkland course, well maintained and a pleasure to play with lovely views of the surrounding mountains. The fairways of the Royal Cape Golf Course are narrow, demanding extreme accuracy off the tee, wayward shots can be heavily penalized amongst the trees and the greens are well bunkered.

There is also plenty of water on the course, notably at the corner of the 3rd, 4th, 5th and also the 14th, 15th and 16th. The 4th and 15th are beautiful par-3's, the 15th in particular requiring a finely judged shot over the water which encroaches right up to the edge of the green. The most difficult holes are the par-4 3rd, at 435m the longest two-shotter on the course, and the par-4 14th, a dog-leg right played into the teeth of the prevailing south-easter and with water guarding the right front and side of the green.

Facilities: Royal Cape Golf Course

Catering
The Club facilities include a formal bar, a ladies bar, verandah and lounge. The golf club also has a "Halfway House" and Lunch facilities.

Practice facilities:

- Driving range:

The driving range is open to anybody playing the course the same day. Facilities include a large practice bunker and a full driving range with grassed and all weather bays. Tickets for the driving range balls can be purchased in the Pro-Shop.

- Chipping green:
The practice chipping green is located alongside the 1st tee and includes a practice bunker.

- Pitching green:

Two practice pitching greens are located on the Kingsley Patch which is in close proximity to the 1st tee.

- Putting green:
The practice putting green is located between the Clubhouse and the 1st tee.

- Practice net:
The practice net is located on the Kingsley Patch alongside the two practice pitching greens.

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Address: Royal Cape Golf Club, 174 Ottery Road, Wynberg 7800, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

Tokai Golf Courses

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Clovelly Golf Course

The Cape Town based Clovelly Golf Course is a charming and narrow golf course which meanders along a dune lined valley. Year round quality make this a sought after golfing venue. Clovelly - like fine Cape wines - improves steadily with age, and its vintage and quality is well established throughout South Africa.

The settlement was established on the De Kock farm, called Klein Tuin (Afrikaans for Little Garden). Clovelly is also known as Trappies (Afrikaans for Little Steps), due to the many steps leading up from the station to the residential area. The railway station at Clovelly is so close to the sea that there is a sign prohibiting angling from the platform. the Silvermine Stream flows into the sea at Clovelly during winter months.

Clovelly Golf Course Facilities:

- Bar
- Big Screen TV
- Board Room
- Lobby
- Locker Rooms
- Lounge
- Driving Range
- Function Facilities
- Halfway House
- Pro Shop
- Restaurant
- Tennis Courts
- Golf carts
- Trophy Display

Directions to the Clovelly Golf Course:

From the Cape Town city center take the M3, M4 or M5 towards Muizenberg pass throw Muizenberg towards Fish Hoek.

At the traffic light just before entering Fish Hoek turn right into Clovelly Rd (follow golf club sign board).

Follow Clovelly Rd to the Clovelly Country Club clubhouse.

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Address: Clovelly Drive, Clovelly, Cape Town 7974, Western Cape, South Africa

Steenberg Golf Course

Steenberg Golf Course at the Steenberg Hotel, Constantia Cape Town (South Africa)

The Steenberg Golf Club is an exclusive, private golf club located in the lush Cape Town suburb of Constantia in South Africa's Western Cape province. The Steenberg Estate is home to exclusive residential homes, the five star Steenberg Hotel, vineyards as well as the prestigious 18 hole Steenberg golf course.

The Steenberg golf course in Cape Town attracts golfers seeking a unique and challenging golfing experience. Known for its hybrid plan, the Steenberg golf course offers traditionalists the opportunity to "bump and run" (a rare shot in South Africa) in the rough around the greens, and to meet the challenges of strategically placed sand pits and waterways.

The par-three, not-so-short 14th hole, features the largest green in Africa at 76 meters in length. Indigenous shrubs guard the green and the mound has been shaped to echo the distinctive mountain range behind. The Steenberg Golf Estate has always been named as one of the best conditioned courses in South Africa Golf Digest's annual Top 100, consistent in its improvement each year.

The 18 hole course was designed to make full use of natural features and hazards such as the vineyards, pine forest and gentle waterways. Its environmental diversity gives the course its unique character. This Cape Town golf course is open to the public, but priority and special green fee rates are given to hotel guests and members. The well-designed and refurbished clubhouse at Steenberg has seen many golfers enjoying the 19th hole.

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Address: 10802 Steenberg Estate, Constantia Valley, Tokai 7945, Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa

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