Ezulwini Golf and Country Club

It used to be

2.0 of 5 starsReviewed February 19, 2026

We played the course as part of the Rovos train journey.
Regarding the golf course: The layout is excitingly varied and has many changes in elevation. The greens are okay, but things get interesting next to the fairways because the grass is particularly long. It's impossible to gain distance there.
The vehicle is in pretty good condition. Caddies and carts are recommended.
Regarding Eswazi: It's one of the poorest countries in the world. A king rules, which doesn't exactly make the fair distribution of the meager resources any easier. If you look closely, for example, next to the golf course there's a huge, failed hotel project.
I suggest that if you're in the area, you play a round of golf to give some RAD to the local people. Caddies are probably not at the top of the food chain, but they'll certainly make sure it's distributed fairly.

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