Waterberg Golf Courses

Zebula Golf Course at the Zebula Golf Estate & Spa, Waterberg (Limpopo Province, South Africa)

The Zebula Country Club nestles within 1200 hectares of bushveld in the magnificent Waterberg region of South Africa's Limpopo Province.  It is the realisation of a long time dream to combine the wonders of golf with the natural wildlife and habitat of the African bush.  The Zebula Golf Course was designed by Peter Matkovitch who is the renowned designer of the Leopard Rock golf course, the Spier golf course, the Steenberg golf course and the Arabella golf course in South Africa.

The terrain surrounding The Elements Golf Course varies between natural hillside and open plains, with mountain views as well as perrenial streams. The Elements Golf Course manders through a fertile valley of indigenious vegetation as well as artfull landscapes, the playing surface of the golf course is high on sustainability  as well as a high supply of water.
 The key to The Elements Golf Course is all about balance and obtaining the perfect harmony suited to The Elements Golfing Estate.

There are a number of natural game secies on The Elements Golf Estate property which include Kudu, Impala, Blue Wildebeest, Zebra, Blesbock, Red Hartabees as well as mountain Reedbuck, there are also indigineous trees that have been planted as well as naturally developed watering holes in the comfortable proximity to the dwellings as to attract the indigineous wildlife and Bird Species.