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Spend the #Weekend on the course 

 A list of 5 KZN courses 



1. Zimbali Golf Course 

 Offering irresistible ocean and forest views, exceptional water and wetland features and an inspiring natural setting, Zimbali Country Club has developed the reputation of a memorable course with charisma and challenge.
The Zimbali Country Club provides full amenities for golf, including golf carts (required), a halfway house, putting greens, a driving range, tennis courts and a bar and lounge facility which is of the highest order.

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Durban Country Club 
Make yourself at home at Durban’s warmest place to enjoy family fun and top class sporting facilities. Established in 1922, Durban Country Club boasts a proud history that spans back almost 90 years. Situated only 1 kilometre north of Durban’s “golden mile” beachfront and in the heart of Durban’s thriving sporting precinct – opposite the iconic Moses Mabhida stadium and Kings Park Stadium – the Durban Country Club is the place to meet and have fun.

Durban Country Club (DCC) offers not one but two magnificent clubhouses and highly rated courses.

 http://www.durbancountryclub.co.za/

Umhlali Country Club 
Centrally located in Ballito and just a 15 minute drive from King Shaka airport on the North coast of Kwa-zulu Natal, Umhlali Country Club offers a variety of sporting amenities as well as versatile conference and wedding facilities that cater for up to 150 guests.
The Club and its members are always welcoming, creating a warm and friendly family atmosphere. The Club House and Halfway House offer relaxed environments to network with colleagues and friends while enjoying some of the delicious food and beverages on offer.
http://www.umhlaliclub.co.za/

Selborne Golf Estate 
Situated in the scenic town of Pennington on the KwaZulu-Natal South Coast, Selborne Park Golf Estate is a pristine, seaside utopia with world-class facilities. The jewel of Selborne is its golf course, rated by Golf Digest magazine as one of the top 100 courses in Southern Africa. The 18-hole, Par 72 course has manicured fairways designed around one of only two privately-owned coastal forests in South Africa. A round of golf at Selborne promises a challenging but rewarding game while golfers enjoy stunning sea views and sightings of indigenous wildlife.
Villas surrounding the golf course on the 80-hectare eco-estate form an important part of Selborne, South Africa’s first residential golfing estate. Anyone looking for a spectacular beach holiday has the opportunity to rent one of the stunning villas and enjoy full use of the private beach club and swimming pool.



The Wild Coast Sun 

The Wild Coast Sun Championship Golf Course is laid out over a rugged terrain running along the Indian Ocean which creates a dramatic golfing experience. This exciting course is played over hills, ravines, rivers, dams and waterfalls, and has breath-taking views. The 18-hole golf course has wide fairways and huge greens providing a daunting challenge to both professionals and amateurs alike and attracts golfers at all levels.

https://www.suninternational.com/wild-coast-sun/activities/golf/

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