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Cape Winelands

Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl. An hour out and a different landscape, with towns worth walking as much as the farms.

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Jonkershoek Panorama Circuit

The Panorama Circuit is the big day in Jonkershoek. It climbs from the Eerste River to Bergriviernek, contours high across the Dwarsberg plateau with the whole valley open beneath it, then descends Kurktrekkersnek and finishes past both waterfalls. It can be walked in either direction, and a short detour adds Guardian Peak at 1,227 metres. […]

Dirtopia Hiking Loop, Muratie

The Dirtopia Trail Centre sits in the Ansela building on Muratie, off Knorhoek Road on the Simonsberg side of the R44. Its hiking trail is a dedicated three-and-a-half kilometre circular route, kept separate from the mountain-bike network on the same farms, climbing more than 220 hand-built steps to viewpoints at Gilloolys and Clapham Junction before […]

Wellington Golf Club

The layout is nine holes with eleven greens. Four extra greens were added for the club’s centenary, so the second nine plays differently from the first over the same ground, and the club gives the full round a par of 72. Booking is by phone. The club says an online system is coming, but for […]

Stellenbosch Golf Club

Stellenbosch takes a visitor booking as a request rather than a confirmed tee time. The guest booking form asks for your date, preferred time and number of players, and the club comes back to you. There is no public tee sheet and no availability shown, so leave lead time. Green fees swing hard with the […]

Erinvale Golf Club

Erinvale is a members’ club rather than a pay-and-play course, and it names the days it takes visitors: Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. No handicap or introduction condition is attached to that sentence, but a Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday round is not on offer. The second thing to know is that the club’s fee table […]

Somerset West Golf Club

The menu item labelled Bookings goes to a general contact form. There is no date field, no tee-slot picker and no availability calendar anywhere on the site, so a submitted form is a request the club replies to rather than a confirmed time. Phone if your date is tight. Affiliation is the other thing to […]

De Zalze Golf Club

Peter Matkovich was commissioned in the mid-1990s to lay eighteen holes across three farms on the edge of Stellenbosch, and the farming is still the setting rather than a backdrop. Fairways run between vineyards, olive groves and lavender, riverine bush follows the lower ground, and the Helderberg stands over the property. It is parkland golf […]

Devonvale Golf and Wine Estate

Booking here is a request rather than a confirmed slot. The estate’s form takes your date, time, number of players, number of carts and whether you want nine or eighteen holes, and sends it to the pro shop, which confirms afterwards. The pro shop line and email are quicker if your date is tight. Saturday […]

Paarl Golf Club

Paarl has twenty-seven holes rather than eighteen, arranged as three nines that combine into three named eighteen-hole courses. Which one you play depends on the day, so it is worth asking when you book: the club publishes a separate conversion table for each combination. Booking is by phone or email. The Book A Tee Time […]

Helderberg Village Golf Club

Three days are out. The club’s own booking form states no Monday, Wednesday or Saturday, and the site refers to dedicated members-only days, so plan around the other four. Booking is an enquiry rather than an instant tee time, and the estate screens visitors at the gate. Be expected rather than turning up. The course […]

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