Activities offered by The Golf House
The Golf House is located on the pristine golf estate of Prince's Grant on the Dolphin Coast of KwaZulu Natal, South Africa. Offering luxury golf course accommodation with luxury services that makes our accommodation super convenient.
Visit two of KwaZulu Natal's major tourist attractions in the northern parts of the the Zulu Kingdom. Experience the BIG FIVE and one of the most breathtaking wetland systems your have ever seen just a stone throw apart.
Hluhluwe-Imfolozi National Park
Take a trip into the heart of Zululand where the Big 5 roam, approximately 2 hours north of Prince's Grant Golf Estate. Hluhluwe-Imfolozi National Park is one of the oldest game reserves in Africa. With 96 000 hectares you can get lost in the times when wild animals still roamed free. Enjoy a 4 hour game drive on an open safari vehicle and a professional ranger that has radio contact with other stations and offers a higher probability of you spotting one of the beasts that inhabit the park.
Isimangaliso (Greater St Lucia) Wetlands Park
Then stop in at the famous World Heritage Site of St Lucia. You can look forward to wildlife and an abundance of bird life that you will encounter on your journey and the unique eco systems that occur in the Wetlands. Enjoy a 2 hour boat cruise on the St Lucia Estuary and look out for hippo's, crocodiles and many species of water birds.
Relaxation Therapies
Especially for the ladie who would like to also kick back and relax - we offer pre-arranged massages therapies that happen on the estate. Done by a local therapist that operates from her home this is ideal to make some time for much needed pampering during your holiday. Treatments offered are:
Activities at Prince's Grant Golf Estate
Prince's Grant has a magnificent outlook on the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast. A superb course designed by Peter Matkovich, with loads of tradition.
The course, built in undulating hills which were once sugarcane fields, is both a visual feast and a wonderfully varied challenge for all levels of golfers.
Each set of holes are located in their own environment, separate from the others. The finishing five holes are all superb, and each is different. What they all do is provide options off the tee, inviting the better golfers to take tiger lines, but leaving bail-out areas for higher handicaps. The 14th is a narrow, flat, linksy hole, the 15th a par five played from one of the most spectacularly elevated tees in golf, from where you have a dramatic view of the Indian Ocean coastline all the way to Ballito. No 16 is a short par four guarded by a wetland on the left. This is a hole the longer hitter can attempt to drive, but without much margin for error. It is followed by a par three with a long, narrow green bordered on the left by indigenous bush. The tee shot asks for a draw, but lose it left and you're in big trouble. You end with another par five, curving gently left off the tee, with a stream that turns around the front of the green, and runs down the left side of the fairway.
From there it's back to the clubhouse, and a refreshing drink sitting on the wide veranda that overlooks the opening holes of each nine, and out towards the Indian Ocean.
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A Peter Matkovich 18 hole championship parkland/links layout golf course
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A highly rated colonial clubhouse
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"Bunkers" colonial restaurant
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"The Lodge" pub
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3 swimming pools
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Tennis court
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Squash court
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Volleyball
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Soccer Field
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Private lagoon
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Private beaches
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Members canoe and rowing boat
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Surf, rock and dam fishing
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Bird watching ( 200 resident species)
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Nature trail
Major tourist attractions nearby
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Vist the infamous Battlefields of Africa. Just an hour and half drive from Prince's Grant Golf Estate. Take a step back in Anglo, Zulu and Boer war history. For more information visit the following link: Battlefields of Africa
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The North Coast or Dolphin Coast has plenty to offer for all to make your holiday fun filled. For more information on what to do on the Dolphin Coast please visit the following link: Things to do on the Dolphin Coast
