Quick Info
18-Hole Course
BAR AREA
Low Membership fees
6210 meters
Open To The Public
Sponsored Tournaments
72 PAR
Club House
Golf Cart Rentals
About Our Club
Popular among locals and visitors alike, Oudtshoorn Golf Club is a historic and picturesque spot in South Africa’s Klein Karoo region, perfect for golfers seeking a memorable experience away from the coast. The club has a rich history and offers a range of amenities, including a driving range, practice area, golf cart and pull trolley hire, a comfortable clubhouse with a restaurant and bar, and and an events venue featuring BBQ facilities. The course is an 18-hole parkland layout providing both challenge and scenic beauty.
Our Course
The Oudtshoorn Golf Club course, designed by Bob Grimsdell, is an 18-hole parkland layout playing to a par of 72. It stretches over 6,210 meters from the white tees and 5,190 meters from the red tees.
The course features tree-lined fairways, Kikuyu grass on the fairways, and Cynodon/Bayview grass on the greens, providing excellent playing conditions year-round. Known for its strategic design and natural beauty, the course offers a memorable challenge with a blend of par 3s, 4s, and 5s, including the notable “Horseshoe” trio of holes that test accuracy and course management.
Become A Member
Looking for more information or ready to book a tee time? Contact us today to discuss your needs or schedule your next visit. Our team is here to assist you with any inquiries you may have.
” The more one practices, the luckier one gets.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? Visit our FAQ page for quick answers to common inquiries. Find helpful information about our golf cart rentals, membership applications, facilities, and booking policies all in one place. If you need further assistance, feel free to contact us directly.
Gallery
Check out our gallery to see photos of the golf course and clubhouse. You’ll also find snapshots from our fun sponsored golf days and events. Take a look and get a feel for the friendly atmosphere at our club.
