Stellenbosch Golf Club is one of South Africa's older golf clubs, dating to 1904. The club began with a nine-hole course and converted to the present 18-hole championship layout in 1953. It sits on the outskirts of Stellenbosch at the foot of the Helderberg mountains and has a substantial tournament history.
The club hosted the 1999 South African Open and five editions of the South African Masters, and in 2025-26 it prepared to host the 115th Investec SA Open. Its facilities include a pro shop, clubhouse and terrace, and the club has introduced electronic competition scoring through ScoreCapture. The course remains a members' club while also providing guest booking.
The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. The course originally opened in 1904. It is semi-private, welcoming both members and visitors. On-site facilities include Pro Shop, Clubhouse, Restaurant, Bar, Terrace.
The club traces its history to 1904 and celebrated its centenary in 2004, placing it among South Africa's oldest golf clubs. Its original course had nine holes.
A major milestone came in 1953 when Stellenbosch changed from a nine-hole course to the current 18-hole layout. The club has continued to invest in tournament infrastructure and course work, including preparations for the 115th Investec SA Open.
Stellenbosch has staged major South African professional events, including the 1999 South African Open and five South African Masters tournaments.
The club remains an active Stellenbosch institution with an 18-hole course, member competitions, visitor access, a pro shop and clubhouse facilities.
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