Port Shepstone
Port Shepstone Country Club, situated on the banks of the Umzimkulu River was established in 1915.
It has 2 distinctly different nines, the front nine being very challenging with a lot of flora and fauna and the
back nine being far more open resembling a ‘links’ course.
This is a very hospital country club which serves as a function venue for locals
and which is very hospitable to holiday makers.

How to get there:
Follow the Old Main Rd between Port Shepstone and Umtentweni,
you will see the golf course (signposted) on the inland side.
Phone 039 695 0140

Margate
In 1993 Margate Country Club underwent major transformations to become one of the top courses on the
Golf Coast with excellent inland views. This course is popular with families, individual golfers and golfing groups.
In true St Andrews tradition, the par 5 ninth and eighteenth holes share large double green.
The course is very forgiving but by no means easy with a very deceptive short eleventh hole.

How to get there:
Take the Margate/ Seaslopes offramp, turn inland and travel for approximately 500m, turn right to enter the club.
Phone 039 312 0571

Southbroom
Flanked by the Indian Ocean, this course, established in 1934 is considered to be one of South Africa’s finest courses. It is extremely popular with locals and holidaymakers alike and the par 3 fourth hole must be
one of the most spectacular holes on the coast, with incredible sea views.
Southbroom Golf Club’s clubhouse also boasts fantastic views, friendly ambience and a top quality pro shop.

How to get there:
Take the Southbroom North turnoff, at the traffic lights (between Marina Beach & Ramsgate). Follow the signs to the clubhouse.
Phone 039 316 6026

San Lameer
Nestled in a natural sub-tropical paradise, this majestic 18 hole championship golf course, designed by Peter Matkovitch will ensure a golfing experience of note. Numerous water hazards make this course challenging in
particular the 12 hole, resembling the 12^th at Augusta – it is played across water to a narrow green.
The ninth hole par 3 is played from an elevated tee to a green surrounded by water.
The course is frequented by birdlife and buck and the clubhouse enjoys spectacular views of the course.

How to get there:
Turn into San Lameer Estate (between Marina Beach & Trafalgar) and follow directions to the clubhouse.
Phone 039 313 5141

Wild Coast Sun
Rolling fairways, big bunkers and extensive greens are a trademark of this spectacular golf course,
set in a natural setting on an unspoilt part of the coast.
The course, designed by golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jnr. is ranked in South Africa’s top ten courses.
Golf carts are compulsory but this will not detract from the challenge and the  spectacular scenery of this course.
The par 3 thirteenth played across a water filled gorge is one of the best short holes in the country and the
dramatic par 5 twelfth that plays from an elevated tee to a winding fairway far below is very testing.

How to get there:
Travel South from Port Edward across the Umtamvuna River Bridge and turn left into the Wild Coast Sun. Follow the signboards.
Phone 039 305 2799