Unique Course – This is a truly unique 9-hole golf course, famously located within the boundaries of the iconic Kruger National Park . It offers an unparalleled golfing experience where nature and sport intertwine.
Why people come here
Wild Golf – People come here for the extraordinary opportunity to play golf amidst African wildlife. It's not just about the game; it's about the unique thrill of spotting animals like impala, warthogs, or even larger game while on the course, making for an unforgettable safari-golf adventure.
What to expect
Safari Golf – Expect a golf round unlike any other. The course is unfenced, meaning wildlife roams freely, adding an unpredictable and exciting element to your game. The atmosphere is serene yet exhilarating, combining the tranquility of nature with the focus of golf.
What to do here
Golf & Wildlife – Primarily, you'll be playing golf on a challenging 9-hole course that plays as 18 with different tee boxes. Beyond the game, you'll find yourself constantly scanning your surroundings for wildlife, turning every hole into a mini-safari. It’s a fantastic spot for nature photography too.
Best time to go
Cooler Months – The cooler, drier winter months (May to September) are generally the most comfortable for golfing, as temperatures are milder and wildlife can be more visible. Early mornings are often ideal to avoid the heat and increase chances of animal sightings.
Practical info
Book Ahead – It's advisable to book your tee-off times in advance, especially during peak safari season. Golf carts are typically available for hire, and there's a pro shop for equipment and attire. Remember to factor in travel time within the park to reach the club.
Safety and preparedness
Stay Alert – Given the unfenced nature of the course and the presence of wild animals, safety is paramount. Always be aware of your surroundings, listen to the advice of the club staff, and never approach or disturb wildlife. It’s a unique experience that requires respect for the natural environment.
Good to know
Unfenced Fairways – This is one of the very few golf courses globally where you might have to pause your game for a herd of impala or a lone warthog crossing the fairway. It truly embodies the spirit of the African bushveld.
