The annual Winelands Classic, which has been held in October since 1979, is one of South Africa’s major amateur golfing events. It is significant source of revenue and one of the club’s foremost public relations undertakings. In addition, the Champagne Classic for mixed four balls played during the Winelands week has grown in popularity.
The development of the Boschenmeer Estate, which incorporated the grounds of the Paarl Golf Club, took place in 1997 and changed the face of the Paarl Golf Club radically. The redevelopment created a further nine holes which became the Boschenmeer Nine, which resulted in the Western Cape’s first 27-hole golf club.
Divided into the "Berg River Nine", the "Paarl Nine" and the "Boschenmeer Nine", the 6128m Boschenmeer Golf Course allows for more simultaneous rounds and championship-style play. Pro-golfer David Frost has lent his years of experience, as well as his Paarl Golf Club roots, to the redesign of this handsome course. In 2002, Golf Today readers voted the Boschenmeer Nine’s fourth hole as the best in the country. Enjoy a world-class golfing experience in one of the Cape’s most beautiful estates.
Course Type
Parkland
Course Designer
David Frost
Course Length
5823m
Hole
27
Par
74