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King David Mowbray Golf Club

A par-72 parkland championship layout about fifteen minutes from the city centre, framed by Table Mountain and Devil's Peak.

Holes18
Par72
Visitor accessOpen to visitors

King David Mowbray Golf Club welcomes visitors seven days a week and links directly to an online tee sheet where available rounds can be booked.

The club also publishes member-priority periods for Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons and Saturdays. Visitor times may be released the day before or on the day when space is available, so check the live tee sheet before planning around those periods.

King David Mowbray Golf Club
The course

Eighteen holes, par 72, on a mature parkland site in Mowbray with Table Mountain and Devil’s Peak behind it. The club describes tree-lined fairways, strategically positioned bunkers and well-protected greens, and presents the layout as a championship parkland course.

The club traces its origins to 1910. King David Mowbray Golf Club was formed in 2016 when Mowbray Golf Club and King David Golf Club merged.

Playing King David Mowbray as a visitor

The official website links to an online tee sheet for bookings. The club publishes separate affiliated and non-affiliated visitor pricing, while available tee times and the applicable price should be confirmed through the current booking route.

Standard golf attire is required: collared shirts, tailored shorts or trousers, and closed golf shoes. Men wearing shorts may use long stockings or short predominantly white socks.

Practice, hire and what is on site

The club offers range balls, caddies, cart hire, pull trolleys and club hire through its equipment enquiry route. Practice facilities include a driving range, putting green and short-game area.

The clubhouse includes a restaurant and bar, halfway-house facilities and a pro shop. The club also supports junior and disabled-golf development through its community programmes and SADGA partnership.

Facilities

An upgraded clubhouse forms the social centre, housing a restaurant and bar, locker rooms and an adjoining pro shop. Practice facilities take in a driving range, putting green and short-game area, and clubs, carts and trolleys can be hired. For events there is a boardroom seating twenty and King's View, a function venue above the clubhouse with its own bar and balconies.

Highlights

  • One of the few championship-length courses inside Cape Town itself
  • Online visitor booking, with the club welcoming visitors seven days a week
  • Home of the Western Cape branch of the South African Disabled Golf Association
  • A walkable tree-lined layout with four tee sets, close to the city centre and the airport

Frequently asked questions

Can visitors play King David Mowbray Golf Club?

Yes. The club welcomes visitors seven days a week and links directly to an online tee sheet for available rounds.

Can visitors play King David Mowbray on a weekend?

Yes, subject to availability. Saturdays are a member-priority period, but the club may release visitor times the day before or on the day. Check the live tee sheet before planning a weekend round.

Where can I find King David Mowbray green fees?

Use the Green Fees link on the club's official website for its published rate information, then check the online tee sheet for current availability and booking.

Is King David Mowbray the same as Mowbray Golf Club?

Yes. Mowbray Golf Club and King David Golf Club merged in 2016 to form King David Mowbray Golf Club. Mowbray Golf Club is the earlier name for the same site, not a separate course.

Is there a driving range at King David Mowbray?

Yes. The club lists a driving range with 30-ball buckets, a putting green and a short-game area for chipping, pitching and bunker practice.

Plan your round

Rates, availability and visitor times are set by the club and change through the year.

How to Get There

DirectionsApproach on the N2 (Settlers Way) and leave at the Raapenberg Road interchange for Pinelands, which sits alongside the course. The club driveway turns off Raapenberg Road just past the interchange and leads down to the clubhouse. Coming from the M5, the Black River interchange feeds onto the same stretch.

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