Stellenbosch Wine Weekend, Aimèe’s travel tip
Getting to Stellenbosch from Cape Town for our wine farm weekend was a breeze. We left Cape Town midmorning on Saturday after a breakfast at the V&A Waterfront bakery, Knead
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The Club is the product of a merger of the former Royal Johannesburg Golf Club and the former Kensington Golf Club in 1998. Possibly the first merger of its kind in South Africa, it has produced a financially sound club with modernised facilities and a strong and supportive membership base.
Kensington will be fondly remembered by a host of South African golfers as the venue where many significant tournaments and competitions were played, particularly in the 60s, 70s and 80s. It will also be long remembered as one of the finest recreational golf courses of its time. It seems natural then that the name should live on in the equally prestigious surroundings of the Royal Johannesburg and Kensington Golf Club of today.
Additional information
| Architect of golf course | |
|---|---|
| Golf Course Type | |
| Length ladies | 6186m |
| Length men | 5287m |
| Number of holes | 18-hole golf course |
| Par ladies | |
| Par men |
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1 Fairway Ave | Linksfield North, Gauteng 2192 , , Gauteng, South Africa
- 011 640-3021
- www.royaljk.za.com
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