Langebaan Country Estate's main golf course is an 18-hole Black Knight Design layout by Gary Player Design on South Africa's West Coast. The current course opened in 2007 after redevelopment of an earlier golf facility on the estate. It measures 6,359 metres from the championship tees, with additional club, senior and ladies' tees at 6,071, 5,875 and 5,202 metres respectively.
The estate publishes course ratings of 73, 72, 70 and 72 for those configurations. Practice and golf facilities include a 260-metre grass driving range, short-game area, bunker practice facility, pro shop and coaching. There is also a separate mashie course and a Pro-Putt facility, which should not be confused with the main 18-hole course.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,359m. Designed by Gary Player Design, the course originally opened in 2007. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Bar, Café, Driving range, Short game area, Practice bunker, Pro shop, Golf coaching, Halfway house, and 4 more.
The estate's development traces to the acquisition of Olifantskop Farm in the late 1980s. A first golf course was developed during the 1990s as the property evolved into a residential and leisure estate.
The earlier golf course was substantially redeveloped by Gary Player Design. The present Black Knight Design course opened in 2007 and became a central part of Langebaan Country Estate.
The estate operates the 18-hole course alongside a driving range, short-game facilities, a mashie course and other sports and leisure amenities.
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