Heidelberg Golf Club

The city of Heidelberg, located in the South African province of Gauteng in the northeastern part of the country, is home to the Heidelberg Golf Club. It lies on the edge of the Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve and grants a beautiful panorama view of the Suikerbosrand mountains. From Heidelberg’s city center, Heidelberg Golf Club easily be reached in eight minutes via Groenfontein Road, while the trip from the closest large city of Johannesburg takes about 40 minutes via the N 3. The club was established in 1992 and features a 9-hole links course with par 72 which is played as an 18-hole course. The course has a length of 6,526 meters and offers mostly long, narrow fairways that are frequently lined by trees and partly undulating, often elevated greens. Several doglegs, bunkers, as well as numerous streams and pools that form water hazards present a level of difficulty for Heidelberg Golf Club’s course which players of all abilities can master. Water comes into play at nearly all of the course’s holes, and golfers must play across it at holes 2/11, 4/13, as well as 6/15 to 8/17. To be able to play the 18-hole course, golfers will find two different boxes for teeing off at each hole. They can visit the club’s own driving range, a putting green, and a practice bunker in the club’s practice area to practice long hits and the short game.