Pretoria Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 parkland course in Waterkloof, Pretoria. The country club opened on 8 October 1910 and remains on its original property. Laurie Waters is credited with the original golf layout, with later alterations associated with Bob Grimsdell and Gary Player.
The mature course runs through established trees and has developed over more than a century rather than remaining a single-period design. Pretoria Country Club has hosted major South African professional golf, including the Tshwane Open on the European Tour and Sunshine Tour. The wider country club supports multiple sports and social facilities in addition to golf.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. Designed by Laurie Waters, the course originally opened in 1910. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Corporate Membership, Clubhouse, Pro shop, Restaurant, Practice facilities.
A general meeting was held in Pretoria Town Hall on 12 April 1910 to establish a country club offering, among other facilities, an 18-hole golf course. Pretoria Country Club formally opened on 8 October 1910 and has remained on the same Waterkloof property.
The present course reflects multiple architectural periods. Laurie Waters created the original layout, while later work by Bob Grimsdell and Gary Player modified the strategic and physical character of the course.
More than a century of changes have transformed the original 1910 course while retaining its mature parkland setting.
Pretoria Country Club has staged high-level professional golf, including the Tshwane Open co-sanctioned by the Sunshine Tour and European Tour.
The course remains the golf component of a long-established multi-sport country club in Waterkloof.
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