Hole 9

A slight dog leg left, the narrow entrance favours those who can draw their drives.

The uphill approach for the second shot requires that you use an extra club. Be straight, and be up, there are bunkers left and right with interesting slopes on the green.

After 9 holes, it is traditional in South Africa to stop for tea, usually a 15 minute break to savour the delights of the kitchen: Tea, coffee, fruit juices, sandwiches, pies, cakes and the nationally famous Lemon Meringue Pie.