Clovelly Country Club
Fish Hoek
Nestled in a peaceful valley on the Cape Peninsula between Fish Hoek and Kalk Bay, Clovelly Country Club is one of Cape Town’s most scenic parkland courses. Designed by Dr Charles Molteno Murray and later refined by Bob Grimsdell, the 18-hole par-72 layout winds through tree-lined fairways framed by mountains and natural fynbos vegetation. The course is known for its tranquil atmosphere, excellent conditioning and strategic design, with water features and well-placed bunkers influencing play on several holes. Sheltered from the strong coastal winds that affect many Cape courses, Clovelly offers enjoyable year-round golf. Just 40 minutes from central Cape Town, it provides a picturesque and rewarding round on the Cape Peninsula.
Cape Town Airport
40km
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Time Zone:
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Cost of a Beer:
£5.00
Cost of a 3-Course Meal:
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About The Area
Fish Hoek sits along the False Bay coastline just south of Cape Town and offers golfers a scenic seaside base surrounded by mountains, ocean views and some of the Western Cape’s most picturesque courses. Known for its relaxed beach town atmosphere and dramatic coastal drives, it provides easy access to several excellent layouts within the Cape Peninsula.
One of the nearest standout venues is Clovelly Country Club, located in the valley between Fish Hoek and Kalk Bay. Frequently ranked among South Africa’s most beautiful parkland courses, Clovelly features tree-lined fairways, immaculate greens and a routing framed by mountains and indigenous fynbos vegetation. The sheltered valley setting creates calmer playing conditions compared to the exposed coastal courses nearby. A short drive away, Steenberg Golf Club offers a refined championship layout set within a historic Constantia wine estate, combining water hazards, strategic bunkering and immaculate conditioning. For a more seaside-influenced test, Westlake Golf Club provides a classic parkland layout with mountain views and excellent course presentation.
Golf in the Cape Peninsula benefits from a Mediterranean climate with warm summers and firm fairways between October and April. Coastal breezes can influence play, particularly on more exposed holes, adding a strategic element to club selection.
Off the course, Fish Hoek’s long sandy beach is perfect for sunset walks, while the nearby Chapman’s Peak Drive offers one of the world’s most scenic coastal routes. Kalk Bay’s harbour restaurants and cafés provide excellent seafood dining, and Cape Point Nature Reserve offers spectacular wildlife and ocean views.
For golfers seeking beautiful valley courses, dramatic coastal scenery and relaxed seaside living, Fish Hoek delivers a charming and scenic Cape Town golf escape.








































