Hermanus Golf Course
Located just 120 kilometres from Cape Town at the southern tip of
Africa, the Hermanus Golf Club offers the keen golfer 18 incredible
holes of golf. The Hermanus course is set in magnificent scenery with
views of the sea and a backdrop of the mountains. Wildlife and natural
Cape flora are attractive features and the many trees provide the beauty
for ideal golfing terrain.
 
The whale capital Hermanus offers in season, besides
golfing, also good whale-watching. When you can't spot whales in the sea,
you can watch baboons crossing the fairways.
The Hermanus Golf Club has become one of the most popular
golf courses in the country - a definite 'must play' course. The Hermanus
Golf Club is a private course, offering privacy to members, yet
accessibility to the public.
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Challenge: The sixth hole is
probably one of the toughest in the Cape. It has a suit and
out-of-bounds on the right and trees to the left of this narrow
fairway, demanding accuracy into the wind. The green slopes uphill
from front to back with a water hazard looming close by on the
right.
Club Facilities: Bar; Caddies graded; Clubs for hire;
Halfway House, Locker facilities; Practice facilities; ProShop;
Restaurant and shower facilities.
Club Regulations: Golf Union and Home Club Membership
Cards are required. No Handicap required unless you are entering a
competition. Appropriate golf attire and soft spikes required on
golf course. Wednesday and Saturday afternoons members only.
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Course designed by: Bob Grimsdell
Type: Parklands golf course
Holes: 18
Par: 73
Fairway grass: Kikuyu
Greens grass: Bent Grass |
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