Western Cape Golf Courses

Fancourt Bramble Hill Golf Course The Bramble Hill course at Fancourt was opened in 2002 and was designed by the great Gary Player. It is the only public course on our list but don’t be lead into thinking that that this is just any old public course.It measures 6262 metres from the back tees and has a difficult par of 72. It has an interesting design as it is predominately a parkland course but contains many links style features. Read more... Oubaai Golf Resort When some mentions a golf course that’s been designed by Ernie Els, you immediately think of class. In fact Els has named Oubaai as his favourite course in the world so that really says it all. Oubaai is actually the first signature course for Ernie Els in South Africa. Read more... Knysna Golf Club Knysna Golf Club has long been one of the Southern Cape Coast’s best known golfing attractions. And Tee Times believe that it is a must to play on one of our South African golf tour holidays.The course is nestled next to the shores of the Knysna Lagoon and close to the looming Heads. The holes of this beautiful and unusual golf course meander through tidal pools and magnificent indigenous trees. This interesting parkland course has been continually enhanced over the last ten years, and boasts of having some of the best Bent grass greens, of any course in the Southern Cape. Read more... Simola Golf & Country Estate Simola golf course is the first Jack Nicklaus signature course to be built in the Garden Route region of the Western Cape. And it is a truly wonderful treat to play on your South African golf tour with Tee Times.The views around the course are awe inspiring and as it incorporates two natural amphitheatres, you will have spectacular views of the Knysna Lagoon and Outeniqua Mountains from all corners of the course. As you look around it is easy to see why Simola takes its place as one of the premier golfing destinations in South Africa. It goes without saying that each hole provides a visual treat and with views of the Lagoon and the twisting picturesque Knysna River down below you will not be disappointed Read more... Pezula Championship Golf Course & Club The Pezula golf course, Pezula actually means “Near the Gods”, was opened in 2001 and within a few months it was voted the best new course in South Africa. It was designed by David Dale and Ronald Fream of the American golf course design company Golfplan who have harmoniously integrated it into the spectacular coastal landscape and forested areas of this beautiful location. Read more... George Golf Club George Golf Club is a beautifully manicured par 72, 18 holes golf course, and with its stunning setting deep in the heart of the Garden Route of the Western Cape, this 6112 metre golf course is a joy to play during your South African golf holiday. Read more... Mossel Bay Golf Club Mossel bay Golf Club, a Tee Times choice for your South African golf break, is one of the older golf courses in South Africa and as such has an interesting history behind it. Originally built in 1905 the course was then rebuilt in 1924 on a completely different piece of land, it took 2 years to build and the new course was opened in 1926. The club has gone through some trying times but today, after a major redesign and rebuild in 1999 by Danie Obermeyer and Philip Basson, the course is rated as one of the top courses in South Africa. Read more... Pinnacle Point The golf course at Pinnacle Point, one of the courses we have chosen for your South African golfing holiday, opened in November 2006 to great reviews, and has been described as having been built on the most remarkable piece of land anyway in the world, and very few courses can come anywhere near this claim.  It has been co-designed by the renowned South African course architect Peter Matkovich & Darren Clarke the Irish tour player. Read more...

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