The Royal Cape South Africas oldest course, founded in 1885.  A championship course Truly challenging with fabulous views of Table Mountain.  Length: 6121 metres, Par 72, 18 holes

 Milnerton Golf Course is a lovely links-style course, a regular host to PGA events.  Located on one of the windiest parts of the Cape with breathtaking views of Table Bay and Table Mountain in the distance.  Length: 6139 metres, 18 hole, Par 72.

 Atlantic Coast Golf Course opened in June 2000.  Length 5133 6344 m, 18 hole, Par 72.

Recently voted in the top 5 golf courses in South Africa and the top golf course in the Western Cape, the Arabella Golf Club home to the Nelson Mandela Invitational stretches through rolling fairways, deceptive bunkers and challenging water traps.  A truly unique golf course set on the banks of the Bot River lagoon and fringed by indigenous fynbos.  Awarded Five-Star Golf Experience for the first time in 2002, the course is complemented by a luxurious clubhouse with bar and halfway house.  Course: 6381 m, Par 72.

Pezula Championship Golf Course adjacent to Pezula Resort Hotel & Spa is a sweeping spectacle of fairways and greens through the pristine Southern Cape landscape.  The breathtaking, award-winning 18-hole course which was designed by Dale and Ronald Fream of GolfPlan USA, rates amongst the best and the most scenic golf courses in the world.  In 2001, just a few months after it opened, the course was awarded Best New Golf Course in South Africa.  Awarded Five-Star Golf Experience in 2005.  Course: 6355m, Par 72.

The Rovos Rail Golf Safari runs in April and September and all departures begin on the Saturday.  On Sunday, youll play a round of golf at the White River Country Club or visit the breathtaking Blyde River Canyon, Bourkes Luck Potholes, Gods Window and the gold mining village of Pilgrims Rest.  Monday,  you can golf at the Royal Swazi Golf Club, near Manzini in Swaziland.  For the non-golfers there is an optional visit to the Ezulwini Craft market and the Mlilwane Game Reserve. Tuesday is reserved for game viewing in the Hluhluwe Game Reserve and an afternoon cruise on St. Lucia Lake. On Wednesday, golfers tee off at the Durban Country Club while non-golfers enjoy a city tour of Durban followed by a visit to the Phezulu Village in the Valley of a Thousand Hills.  Thursday includes a round of 18-holes at the Champagne Sports Resort which is nestled in the foothills of the imposing Drakensberg Mountains.  Enjoy a walk at Champagne Castle or a guided tour of the Battlefields near Ladysmith for the non-golfers. Friday, tee off at the Gary Player Country Club in Sun City while non golfers will enjoy the morning exploring Sun City followed by lunch at the Gary Player Country Club.  There is one last game drive planned in the afternoon in Pilansberg before a leisurely farewell dinner on the train.