Golf Courses in Cape Town, Province Of The Western Cape, South Africa

Established in 1885 as the Cape Golf Club, this was South Africa's first golf course. The club hosted the SA Open and SA Amateur championships for the first time in 1910, and was given its '... More on Yahoo! Travel

Old clubhouse with friendly staff and good food. More on Yahoo! Travel

South Africa's most famous golfer, Gary Player, designed and built this modern course, which is believed to be world-class and is one of the Cape Town's best. Even though it is a 45 minute drive from the City Center, it's ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Mowbray Golf Club, lying eight kilometres from the City Centre, is one of the country's oldest clubs and has hosted numerous national championships. The flat terrain course presents a good test and can be quite challenging on ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Though not among the better courses in the Cape Town area, the Met, which skirts the City Centre, is very central. The V & A Waterfront and suburbs of Greenpoint and Seapoint are walking distance. The Met's terrain is even, with ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Nestled between mountains, sand-dunes and the Indian Ocean, this narrow course is a short (mostly on the M5 highway) drive south from the City Center. Golfing is made more challenging when the strong southeaster blows in from the ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Established in 1971, this is one of Cape Town's more recent golf clubs. What it lacks in age it makes up for with its beautiful, softly undulating park landscape. The course compared to the other Cape Town courses is relatively ... More on Yahoo! Travel

This yacht club is situated on the Zeekoeivlei and caters mainly for residents of the area, but welcomes visitors with open arms. The club has a launching area for small craft and a clubhouse with ablution facilities for relaxing ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Over three centuries ago Catharina Ustings Ras left her native Germany to sow the seeds for the Steenberg Vineyards . Over the centuries, the place has evolved into much more than fine Sauvignon wine as the Steenberg Country Hotel ... More on Yahoo! Travel