Top 6 golf courses in KwaZulu-Natal
KwaZulu-Natal is a golfer’s paradise. We take a look at six of the best courses in the province.
If you are in KwaZulu-Natal and are looking for a place to play
a round of golf, we have you covered. The province has world-renowned golf
courses offering even the most discerning golfer an unparalleled golfing
experience.
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The warm Durban weather also makes it the ideal destination for playing golf whenever you desire.
Here are six golf courses that will exceed your expectations.
Enjoy golfing right next to a horse racing track.
The golf course is so good that it has hosted some renowned golfing tournaments in the last 100 years.
Other facilities on the course include a restaurant and a pro shop.
This golf course has two unique championship courses, designed around the natural lie and habitat of the land.
The course looks amazing with indigenous trees and exotic shrubbery which attracts a host of colourful birds and butterflies.
It has also been acclaimed as one of the premier golfing Estates in Southern Africa.
This golf course caters for all levels of golfer with a 9-hole course. It is set in a beautiful park and all of the holes are flanked by trees.
It also features well-placed water hazards, 33 bunkers, and a restaurant.
The award-winning golf estate is ranked as one of South Africa’s best golf courses.
The five-star golf course was named the Best Golf Development in South Africa by the World Property Awards.
It is surrounded by stunning natural scenery and has 18-holes.
The Amanzimtoti Country Club is a challenging golf course with amazing features and surrounds. One hole runs parallel to the beach and the sea is visible from the majority of the rest of the course. You will also get to see birdlife such as Pelican, Cormorant and Fish Eagle.
The Cotswold Downs is the perfect golf course for all golf lovers. It was rated by Complete Golfer in 2008 as the best-conditioned golf course in KZN and one of the finest in the country.
The 18-hole championship parklands-type course features bent grass greens, undulating fairways, and outstanding natural water features.
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