Princes Grant Golf Estate

Princes Grant Golf Estate

On the breathtaking Dolphin Coast of KwaZulu- Natal lies Prince’s Grant Golf Estate. Located at the mouth of the Mdlotane River which flows effortlessly across the sands into the Indian Ocean, Prince’s Grant offers sweeping and panoramic views of the ocean. Laid out by the prolific course designer Peter Matkovich, Prince’s Grant is a blend of links and parkland, with the undulating and sloping fairways of the high ground contrasted with several sheltered holes in the valleys. With large greens and impressive fairways, this championship quality course creates a completely unique and challenging experience for golfers of all abilities. The artful design of greens, hazards, and bunkers make it an interesting challenge for the higher handicap and provide ample risk and reward opportunities for the top golfer.

Prince’s Grant is much more than a golf estate, it is really a golf resort and a lodge with a spectacular staircase that leads to the well-appointed rooms and also the home to an outstanding clubhouse. There is a marvelous feeling that this is a true ‘golfer’s lodge’ with photographs of golfing heroes draping the walls.
As clubhouses and nineteenth holes go, this is without doubt one of the best in the world. There’s also the opportunity for residents and visitors to fish, canoe, protected walking trails, or simply relax on the private, residents’ beach. Prince’s Grant ranks with the best as a place to ‘stay-and-play.’

Almost all of the attraction of this golf course exists in the intelligent use of the superb surrounding landscape. Some gorgeously positioned tees offer spectacular views and the Indian Ocean backdrop makes playing this design of a golf course a rather memorable experience. Some truly traditional shaping and tactical bunkering makes for a catalogue of superb holes that will resonate with the purist, and it has been fortunately designed with no gimmicks in place just golf in the pure form.

Princes Grant Golf is simply one of the best stay and play options in the Eastern Cape of South Africa