|
|
Plettenberg Bay Golf Course |
|
 |
  |
 |
 |
| |
Course Information
- Course Design: Fred Hawtree 1976, Upgrade by Rob O'Friell 2000.
- Holes: 18
- Par: 72
- Championship: 6260 (6 512 yards)
- Club: 5 926m
- Fairways: Kikuyu
- Greens: Bent Grass
Course Facilities
- Full Club Facilities
- Pro shop
- Golf club hire
- Golf Carts
- Pull trolleys
Course Availability & Club Rules
- Visitors welcome everyday
- Appropriate golf attire is required
- Handicap certificate is compulsory.
Plettenberg Bay Golf Course is no little seaside golf course, it is a
magnificent 18-hole layout in the most lovely of settings. All greens
and bunkers are to USGA specifications. All greens and fairways are on
automatic sprinkler systems - the result is a golf course you will
remember. Very popular with local holidaymakers, the course is also a
bird sanctuary.
Every year thousands of holiday-makers from all over southern Africa
flock to the beaches, luxury hotels and paradise-like setting of
Plettenberg Bay, which is situated on the famous and beautiful Garden
Route. It's a sporty place, with most of the activities focused around
the sea, surf, lake and lagoon. But 'Plett' also has an excellent golf
course, set in the peacefull Piesang (Banana) Valley, which is surrounded
by high hills. The whole area has been proclaimed a nature reserve and
it is rich in bird life and home to the strikingly beautiful Knysna
Loerie.
Upgraded by Rob O’Friell, in 2000, the 18 superb, new bent-grass greens
have been built to USGA specifications. Their new shapes and slopes
plus the new bunkers and water features have created a challenging yet
beautiful course. The golf course is the pride of the golfers of Plettenberg Bay.
Signature Holes: The 470-metre par-five 4th hole plays particularly long in a
southeaster when the average golfer will have little chance of reaching
the water-guarded green in two, and sometimes even in three. By
contrast the 11th is only 110 metres long, one of the shortest
par-threes in the country. The 300-metre par-four 14th is a sharp
dogleg-left which features two tall oak trees which are on the
left-hand side of the fairway just after the hole curves towards the
green. The foliage alongside the tee makes the drive an exacting one.
|
 |
|
| |
 |
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| Subscribe to our monthly golfing newsletter and receive regular golfing news, website updates and special offers. |
|
|
 |
|
 |
|
0 Golf Courses item(s) in basket. |
 |
|
0 Accommodation item(s) in basket. |
| 0 Tour Packages item(s) in basket. |
| 0 Special Offers item(s) in basket. |
|
 |
 |
Submit
Basket |
 |
|