User Reviews
for Durbanville Golf Club, South Africa
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Great Time
Reviewed March 27, 2020
I met Mr. Charter on a plane to Capetown on September 15,2019 and he invited me to play golf with him at Durbanville, I really enjoyed it and will come back on my next trip.
I am a lefty and there were no lefty clubs. As I was ready to tee off a Mr. Ron Mckenzie showed up with all the lefty clubs I needed except a putter. That was fine too. My name is Norman J Clement I am both a pharmacist and dentist, I live and work in Tampa Florida USA, I am a member of the Carrollwood Country Club, in Tampa Fl.
I've told everyone in America about the Great experience I had at Durbanville Country Club however next time I'm bringing my own Clubs I will send pics
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Nice to play, family atmosphere
Reviewed January 28, 2019
We have seldom felt so welcome from the first moment - really remarkable!
The place is not too difficult on slightly undulating terrain. fairways, bunkers and greens were in very good condition. Unfortunately, the tree population is still a little young - in about 10 years, the place will make a more sophisticated impression. Obstacles on the way are limited to bunkers and water hazards that are sometimes very difficult to see.
The greens are unfortunately pretty flat. If these were more demanding, just under 4 stars would look out. but that's just the three of them.
The clubhouse makes a good impression, changing rooms and toilets are top-clean.
Nevertheless, we will certainly play the place again on occasion.
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Unspektakulär and with care deficiencies
Reviewed January 26, 2019
Played on 3.12.2018, HCP 11
The place is unfortunately only average. A few beautiful and challenging tracks, otherwise a meadow with few trees. Scenic rather mau - for it on all 4 sides of streets surrounded, so not really really quiet.
Technically a single constantly recurring motive: hit the ball long and as straight as possible - done. Tricky are really only the greens - moderately undulating, but quite fast.
Regrettably, the holes will probably only be changed over for Mandela's birthday - the resulting "volcano" effect means that even putts played in the middle of the hole will break away uncontrollably a few centimeters from the finish.
A cart is not needed if you are not completely unsportsmanlike.
Pleasant - the very friendly ProShop! Strikingly nice people there and there was another birdie book for free.
Conclusion: check off, you can play, but you do not have (again). 2 stars, but would be synonymous with better manicured greens a maximum of 3 in it. (In the "Golf Bear Ranking": 4 out of 10 points.)
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Family golf club in the suburbs of Cape Town - but good
Reviewed November 28, 2017
A very neat place with interesting holes. A real golf club, less geared for tourists, but all there and good. It is therefore also very cheap in relation to the newer, more on guests places. It is definitely worth the place to play.
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Ordinary Course
Reviewed March 7, 2017
I am a little surprised that there is still no review for this place, because unlike the previously played this year places De Zalze and Devonsville, the fairways were surprisingly green. However, individual brown or even bald patches are also available here and probably due to the extreme water scarcity. The greens were in very good condition: no damage by pitch marks and very on track. With regard to course design and nature falls Durbanville off a little, so the evaluation with only 3 stars. There is a driving range with ordinary mats (no grass tee boxes), a pitching and a putting green. The range balls are quite expensive. I booked and paid 365 Rand (on a Sunday) online. For the first time there is a water levy (a type of water charge) of 15 border was also raised. The Halfwayessen was good and inexpensive. Played one day before a big youth tournament on 5 March 2017th
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