The practice green

On the estate

The practice green

Putt and chip as long as you like, without booking a round.

On the estate from the estate

Back

You do not have to play eighteen holes to use the course. The practice green is there for anyone staying — putt, chip, and settle an argument about who is better, without a tee time or a scorecard.

What to do there

  • Borrow a putter and a wedge from the golf shop
  • Chip to the pin on the practice green
  • The driving range is beside it if you want to hit properly

Worth knowing

  • The golf shop will tell you what is free and what a bucket of range balls costs
  • Quiet in the middle of the day, when everyone is out on the course

More near the estate

Everything within about an hour.

Tennis
On the estate

Tennis

Two courts, free to residents. Rackets and balls from the concierge.

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Putt-Putt
On the estate

Putt-Putt

A proper landscaped course through the fynbos. Putters and balls from the concierge.

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Walking & Running
On the estate

Walking & Running

The Back 9 loop, signposted the whole way. Free, and nothing to book.

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Hiking
On the estate and beyond

Hiking

Fynbos paths off the estate and into the Kogelberg behind it.

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The pool
On the estate

The pool

Loungers, umbrellas and a bar that will bring things to you.

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Stargazing
On the estate

Stargazing

The Overberg has almost no light pollution. Walk out and look up.

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Birding on the lagoon
On the estate

Birding on the lagoon

Flamingos, fish eagles and the wild horses, from the bottom of the course.

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Where to be at sunset
On the estate

Where to be at sunset

Four spots on the estate worth walking to for the last half hour of light.

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The gym
On the estate

The gym

Free to residents, with the course through the glass — and a trainer if you want one.

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