[Introduction]

Cape Town

[Clovelly Golf Club]

[Durbanville Golf Club]

[Metropolitan Golf Club]

[Milnerton Golf Club]

[Mowbray Golf Club]

[Rondebosch Golf Club]

[Royal Cape Golf Club]

[Westlake Golf Club]

Cape Winelands
[Devonvale Golf Estate]

[De Zalze Golf Club]

[Erinvale Golf Club]

[Paarl Golf Club]

[Pearl Valley Golf Club]

[Stellenbosch Golf Club]

Cape Overberg

[Arabella Golf Club]
[Hermanus Golf Club]

Garden Route
[Fancourt Golf Club]

[George Golf Club]

[Pezula Golf Club]

[Pinnacle Point Estate]

[Goose Valley Golf]

Eastern Cape
[St Francis Bay Golf]

[St Francis Links]

[Bushman Sands]

[East London Golf Club]

[Fishriver Sun Country]

[Humewood Golf Club]

KwaZulu-Natal
[Durban Country Club]

[Mt Edgecombe Golf]

[Prince's Grant Golf]

[San Lameer Golf]

[Selborne Golf Estate]

[Southbroom Golf Club]

[Wild Coast Sun Estate]

[Zimbali Golf Resort]

Gauteng

[Glendower Golf Club]
[Houghton Golf Club]

Mpumalanga / Limpopo
[Hans Merensky Estate]

[Leopard Creek Country]

North West Province
[Pecanwood Country]

[Gary Player Country]

[Lost City Golf Club]

Princes Grant Golf Club

Address	Prince's Grant Golf Estate, Babu Bodasingh Ave, PO Box 4038, KwaDukuza/Stanger 4450, South Africa, Tel: +27 (0)032 4820041, Fax: +27 (0)32 4820013, email
Course	6.260 m - 18 holes - Par 72
Greenfee	160 Rand
Golf Club	70 Rand
Handicap	none for visitors
Times	open all year
Clubhouse	restaurant; bars; pro shop; mountainbiking; tennis; squash
Hotels	The lodge and numerous hotels and guest houses along the KZN North Coast

The elegant clubhouse with colonial flair is positioned on the highest elevation of the course. It houses a bar and a restaurant with stunning views. Prince's Grant Lodge offers beautiful accommodation.

Access: From Durban on the N2 in northern direction. Exit Stanger/KwaDukuza. Turn left and at the first traffic light right. Procede for another 2 km. Then follow the sign-posts.

Prince's Grant Golf Club

Stanger - KwaZulu-Natal

The Prince's Grant Golf Estate lies near KwaDukuza (Stanger) on the North Coast of KwaZulu-Natal, approximately one hour from Durban. The course is surrounded by sugarcane fields and borders in the east on the Indian Ocean, separated from the endless beach by a 50 metre wide belt of forested dunes. It has access to the beach.

Peter Matkovich designed the course, which was opened in 1994. It is a links course and one of South Africa's best new courses. The park is of scenic beauty. One has terrific views of the ocean from the elevated tees. The fairways are lined with dense subtropical coastal vegetation and Lala palm trees. The course is rich in game . More than 230 bird species have been registered.