User Reviews
for Kingswood Golf Estate, South Africa
Reviews 1 - 5 from 5
Original version
Nice left course
Reviewed March 18, 2020
The relatively new course impresses with good course maintenance, great, undulated, directional and very fast greens.
The course is relatively easy to play without wind if you don't bring the pot bunkers into play, because it is rather broad.
Fairways in very good condition, including the bunkers, the only drawback is the rather bland surroundings.
Don't miss it!
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- Original version
If you play
Reviewed November 11, 2018
Very friendly and helpful staff.
A not easy to play place that is in good overall condition. The tees are not easy, the fairways often hanging, only potholebunker and fast greens. Add to that a lot of wind.
Should not be missed.
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- Original version
Beautiful place with deficiencies
Reviewed February 16, 2018
The condition of the place is very good. The greens are fast and not easy.
Mangos: no Birdiebook, Carts have no functional GPS, the fairways are not clearly recognizable, especially taking into account the pot bunker. Service difficult to improve. At check-in 3 employees, 2 talk and the third phoned between. No halfway house as usual in South Africa. Conclusion: not recommended for better players.
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- Original version
Play!
Reviewed February 16, 2018
The place should really play. Played on 10.2.18 for 500 Rand. For a well-maintained facility. !! Lush green both the fairways and the greens with the surrounding areas. Even if the sea view is missing, an absolute must. NO trees undulating fairways, on the border between running and driving.
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- Original version
Good quality golf at a fair price
Reviewed December 21, 2017
One of the few private golf estates on the garden route that you can play on foot. the place is beautiful in the landscape, is quite hilly but wide open, wide fairways, hardly any trees.
Only holes 10 through 14 are really challenging, fantastic golf.
difficult in this place is the length. If you have tee-offs below 190m, you should not play "white", but aim for the yellow senior markings.
The very good undulating greens are difficult to play and the bunkers are sometimes very deep with high, almost vertical walls - but with very good sand.
MINUS: no information as the fairways run and where obstacles (water, ditches, bunker) are. that's only on the computer in the electro-cart. this makes the game rather difficult when you first stand in the square; Very often you do not see the obstacles from the tee.
SPECIAL: no halfway house, but two quaterway houses (tee 6 and 14)
NOTE: the prices quoted on this website must be almost doubled
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