Golf Courses - KwaZulu-Natal

South Africa’s most internationally established golf club, the Durban Country Club was founded in 1920 following the flooding of the Durban Golf Club during the South African Open, and the fear tha...

Designed by Peter Matkovich and set partly alongside the spectacular Dolphin Coast of KwaZulu-Natal, the Prince's Grant Golf Estate opened in 1994 and is a rare seaside treat for this part of South...

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Umhlali is where locally-based Matkovich got his first taste of design work, upgrading it from 9 holes to 18. As a club member he has made numerous changes ...

Designed by Robert Trent Jones II’s company in 1983, the Wild Coast golf course in South Africa is a highly regarded, but dated, resort course built on elevated tribal land overlooking the shorelin...

Part of a housing estate on Durban’s north coast, Zimbali is a Tom Weiskopf design that features a mix of dramatic landscapes and fairly harsh manufactured resort golf. Built for residents and c...

Designed by South African PGA Tour professional Hugh Baiocchi, the golf course at the Champagne Sports Resort is set in peaceful valley that looks out toward the spectacular Drakensberg Mountain...

Set on the south coast of Kwa-Zulu Natal, around 50 miles from Durban, the Umdoni Park golf course is part of an interesting 210-hectare coastal estate that was founded by parliamentarian Sir Fra...

Acquired by the Durban Country Club in the 1990s, the Beachwood golf course was first opened in 1930 and is essentially an out and back links-like track that plays alongside the northern beaches of...

Selborne Park was purchased as a cane farm and converted into the first golf resort and estate in South Africa, by a local farmer named Denis Barker. Barker is passionate about golf and in particul...