South African Golf Courses – Cape Peninsula

Steenberg Golf Club, , nestled beneath the Constantiaberg Mountains
and flanked by the vineyards of South Africa’s oldest wine farm

Steenberg Golf Club

Steenberg Golf Club, nestled beneath the Constantiaberg Mountains and flanked by the vineyards of South Africa’s oldest wine farm, is an 18-hole championship course designed by Peter Matkovich. The backdrop of vineyards, gardens, forests and mountains provides the setting for this beautiful, exclusive course which is always in excellent condition with bent grass greens and lush fairways.

Arabella Golf Club is perfectly designed to exploit its unique position
alongside the largest natural lagoon in Southern Africa.

Arabella Golf Club

Arabella Golf Club is perfectly designed to exploit its unique position alongside the largest natural lagoon in Southern Africa. The 8th, 9th, 17th and 18th holes run parallel to the lagoon, proving a truly memorable experience. Choosing a signature hole proves to be an extremely difficult task as all of the holes are well designed with spectacular views. The course is host to the Nelson Mandela Invitational, Africa’s premier Pro-am Charity Event.

The Pearl Valley Golf Estates Course is surrounded by vineyards and orchards.

The Pearl Valley Golf Estates Course

The Pearl Valley Golf Estates Course is located on the outskirts of Franschhoek and Paarl, two of South Africa’s most famous wine land towns and is surrounded by vineyards and orchards. The course was designed to blend into its natural environment and is visually amazing. PearlValley hosted the South African Open in 2007, 2008 and 2009. The course has several challenging holes yet it can be enjoyed by golfers of all levels.

Erinvale Golf Club is a Gary Player designed par 72 championship parkland
boasting some of the country’s most challenging and spectacular holes.

Erinvale Golf Club

Situated in a beautiful Western Cape wine region, Erinvale Golf Club is a Gary Player designed par 72 championship parkland boasting some of the country’s most challenging and spectacular holes. The course has two distinctly different nines – the demanding front nine meanders through park-like terrain, and the back nine provides a contrasting challenge winding its way through the foothills of the mountains with panoramic views of False Bay. The signature hole is the par-four 17^th, a great finishing hole that swoops downhill and is an extreme test of nerves playing from an elevated tee towards a long and narrow green.