16 nights, 8 golf Cape Town, Winelands, Garden Route, Safari Golf Holiday

Green fees approx : May-Oct £43 Nov-Apr £43
Cape Town golf course, Par 72 - 5871m

Situated in the Fishhoek Valley this parkland course is one of Cape Towns best golf courses, boasting a unique combination of mountains, sea and lush fairways is famous for its rolling fairways and undulating holes which complement its rich coastal environment. Natural sand dunes abut the course which is blessed with water features and a wide variety of indigenous birdlife inhabiting the tree lined fairways. A must for a South Africa golf holiday the silence of nature is overwhelming at Clovelley

Green fees approx : May-Oct £41 Nov-Apr £57
Cape Town golf course, Par 72 - 6115m

The best course in Cape Town and a must for anyone on a golf holiday in South Africa. This parkland course has four distinct areas, parkland, wetland, Cape flats and fynbos, meandering leisurely through Steenberg vineyards, pine forests and gently waterways. With five different tee positions the course can be enjoyed by all, from championship to junior level. This superb soft spike course is widely renowned as having the best greens in the Cape.

Green fees approx : May-Oct £46 Nov-Apr £46
Cape Winelands golf course, Par 72 – 6506m

Designed by Gary Player, this beautifully manicured championship course boasts some of the country’s most challenging and spectacular holes. Erinvale’s demanding front nine meanders through parkland terrain, whilst the back nine provide a contrasting challenge winding its way through the foothills of the mountains with panoramic views of False Bay. We would recommend going out to Erinvale even if your South African golf holiday does not include staying in the Cape Winelands.

Green fees approx : May-Oct £59 Nov-Apr £71
Garden Route golf course, Par 72 – 6281m

This championship links style golf course lies high above the heaving Indian Ocean and the vast Knysna lagoon - a sweeping spectacle of fairways and greens rolling through the pristine indigenous landscape. The terrain of rolling fairways, fynbos and eyebrow bunkers make the course difficult to walk making the use of golf carts a necessity. One of the top courses in South Africa and we highly recommend playing here on your golf holiday.

Green fees approx : May-Oct £55 Nov-Apr £55
Garden Route golf course, Par 72 – 5981m

This modern course with a mature parkland feel, is considered one of the best conditioned courses in South Africa. It is cleverly designed, picturesque, and presents an enjoyable challenge to all levels of golfers. One of our favourite courses, to play here you have to stay be a hotel resident. Serious golfers will love Fancourt and it is the ideal base for a Garden Route golfing holiday in South Africa.

Green fees approx : May-Oct £55 Nov-Apr £55
Garden Route golf course, Par 72 – 5996m

Named after the mountain range that runs along the garden route, this parkland resort course has aesthetically pleasing design features such as rivulets and colourful gardens. Like its neighbour, the Montague, it is in magnificent condition year round and is open to hotel residents only. The views from the fairways, the knowledgeable caddies and the quality of the course combine to make this a must play course when on a golf holiday in South Africa.

Green fees approx : May-Oct £53 Nov-Apr £53
Garden Route Golf Course

We have played this new course and know that it will quickly rocket up the ratings and become one of South Africa’s finest courses. Jack Nicklaus has moulded a fantastic piece of links land and made something unique. St Francis Links carries a look and feel that breathes history from times gone by and will challenge all who play it. The town of St Francis is well placed en route to or from an Eastern Cape safari.

Green fees approx : May-Oct £50 Nov-Apr £59
Garden Route golf course, Par 72 - m

If your golf holiday in South Africa includes the Knysna on the Garden Route we recommend you play at Simola. Set high inland, Simola Golf Club, designed by Jack Nicklaus, offers stunning views across the lagoon. A good test whatever your standard of play, the course winds through two valleys and golf carts are a must. The second tee is in an elevated position and we loved the hang-time driving down into the valley.