Championship Course

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time of year to play the Championship Course in South Africa?

You'll find the weather most agreeable from March to May or September to November. These shoulder seasons offer pleasant temperatures and less wind, making for a truly enjoyable round without the peak summer heat or winter chill.

How challenging is the Championship Course for an average golfer?

Don't let the 'Championship' name intimidate you too much, but it's certainly a proper test. The course demands accuracy, especially off the tee, and you'll need to manage the wind effectively on several holes to score well.

What's the one thing that truly sets the Championship Course apart from other South African courses?

It's undoubtedly the dramatic elevation changes and the breathtaking views of the surrounding fynbos landscape and distant mountains. You'll encounter several holes where the tee shot feels like it's launching into the horizon, a truly memorable experience.

Is playing the Championship Course worth the green fee, and what should I expect to pay?

Absolutely, it's a premium experience, and you should budget for a higher-end green fee, typically ranging from ZAR 1500-2500 depending on the season. We think the immaculate conditioning and unforgettable scenery make it excellent value for a championship-level round.

Should I hire a caddie when playing the Championship Course, and what's the pace of play like?

We strongly recommend taking a caddie; their local knowledge of the subtle breaks and wind patterns is invaluable here. Pace of play is generally well-managed, but allow yourself a solid 4.5-5 hours to truly soak in the experience without feeling rushed.