Parow publishes very little online and runs no tee sheet of any kind. Booking is by phone or email to the club secretary, and that is the whole of it.
What it does publish is unusually visitor-friendly for a club this quiet: a visitor rate for both eighteen and nine holes, and a tier system the club describes as a way to reward visitors who play here regularly.
The course
The club was founded in 1923 and has been on Frans Conradie Drive, in the middle of the Tygerberg area of Parow, ever since. It gives the course as 6,000 metres.
The club leans on convenience rather than prestige, putting itself fifteen minutes from Cape Town International with Table Mountain in view.
Playing Parow Golf Club as a visitor
Green fees are split simply between member and visitor, each priced for eighteen and nine holes. There is no affiliated and non-affiliated distinction, and no visitor days, handicap condition or dress code is published anywhere.
The only fee document on the club’s site is headed 2025 and was uploaded in January of that year, so confirm the current rate when you call.
