User Reviews
for Hans Merensky Hotel & Golf Estate, South Africa
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Golfing in the Wild!
Reviewed December 9, 2018
The place is not worth it, if you seriously want to play golf - but there are giraffes, antelopes, monkeys..., beautiful trees (liverwurst!) And landscape impressions!
We often put the ball better and enjoyed the day!
The most annoying thing was that they had us an extremely high green fee buttoned, allegedly, because we do not live directly in the hotel, but in a detached house directly to hole 6. Incomprehensible!
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Everything acceptable
Reviewed March 9, 2017
We played a round at the Hans Merensky today, everything in the frame. went there I'm Feeling Lucky, paid green fees and a great round played Ok to wish the fairways and the greens can be desired, but given the low green fees can no longer be expected.
We saw only two other flights, for a lot of animals.
This is more fun than in Fancourt or other high frequency places around Joburg or Cape Town.
A recommendation!
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In the Wild!
Reviewed November 12, 2015
Beautiful place in an absolutely acceptable condition in view of the prevailing water shortages!
Animals of giraffes over hippos and impalas, warthogs, etc.!
Unique golfing as a Walk in the Wild, friendly staff and little frequency, so a lot of space & time!
My recommendation!
Your Marcellus
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A round is worth
Reviewed March 12, 2015
In a review of the place, of course, one must take into account the climatic circumstances. The great drought leads on the fairways to damages so without Better Place no coincidence free play was possible.. The haircuts are acceptable; the greens properly. The layout of the place is appealing; very beautiful and challenging are the water holes. The announced game could not be seen. Except impala ran a monkey family over the fairway and a hippo caught in a big pond loud air. A crocodile slowly pulled his car. Since we had to play a tournament, we were able to play the little frequented place in peace and enjoy.
A little bother us design the green fee. Obviously, members must pay for a round of golf. The "Visitors" will be asked for South African conditions strongly to the checkout.
The offer in Halfwayhaus was more than poor. There was only chicken with rice.
If time permits to travel, then you should play the course.
03/12/2015
Axel Heublein
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A disappointment. , , ,
Reviewed December 24, 2014
The design of this golf course is quite interesting, some beautiful and spectacular holes. The place would be good to play, if not the course maintenance would be so bad. That runs through: tees, fairways and greens and the (relatively slow and bumpy). We Stayed in the hotel, which is unfortunately already getting old. The whole place looks a bit "scruffy", too bad, you could certainly do something with it. The course was also frequented little, that it was enough time to shoot photos also "present" of the animals. With Better Place on all over the place and just for fun the whole thing can be done here. Extra every intention but well worth it in any case. For hotel guests, the green fee is buggy with a "bargain", after the great places in and around Johannesburg, however, this is a slap in "Golfers stomach".
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Golf course with Safari Feeling
Reviewed November 25, 2014
18 hole well designed in medium moderate state space. But where to run an already giraffes, impalas, warthogs and hippos on the fairway on the way? A must for golfers and animal lovers!
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