Caledon Golf Club

The question to ask with 9 hole country courses is: "who plays there?". Locals will enjoy their home course and visitors will be spending time out playing the game they love because they love it. Caledon golf course is not a course that you will get in your car and drive an hour for, just as Caledon is not a town you are going to go out of your way to visit. Enroute to the Garden Route you'll fly by or alternately you won't get past Hermanus where Arabella and the Hermanus course are available. But if you're planning a visit to the casino and/or spa and have your evening mapped out, then a round of golf either early am or late pm is always on the cards. Don't expect a well-watered, well presented, defined course. Enjoy the lay-out and perhaps only play 9 holes. It's not a good course, but it's not that bad either.

I'll be honest - I played this course January 2010, so it has been a long time since i've been there - this review is based on January 2010:

The course needs plenty of work, fairways are in bad condition, the rough was easier to play out of. Greens are hard giving extra bounce where not wanted/needed. It is however a challenging course with lots of trees that can cause you to loose a ball very easily.

If they can get this course in good condition it will acutually be a pleasant golf course!

Nothing spectacular, but interesting course!