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Walmer Golf Club, commonly known as Little Walmer, is a nine-hole golf course in Gqeberha, historically Port Elizabeth, in South Africa's Eastern Cape. Founded in 1897, it is one of the country's older golf clubs. Although the property has nine greens, it uses 18 tee boxes to create variation between the outward and inward circuits.
The surrounding Walmer Golf Estate affects the setting of the modern course. A major redevelopment accompanied establishment of the estate in 2005: the clubhouse was rebuilt and five of the nine greens were upgraded, introducing additional contouring and more stable putting surfaces. The club specifically identifies the sixth as a notable par 3 measuring 127 metres, with a pond extending across the front and right side of the green.
The course is a 9-hole parkland golf course. The course originally opened in 1897. It is semi-private, welcoming both members and visitors. On-site facilities include Clubhouse, Restaurant, Golf Estate.
Walmer Golf Club was founded in 1897, placing its origins in the early period of organised golf in South Africa. The club became locally known as Little Walmer.
The establishment of the surrounding Walmer Golf Estate in 2005 brought substantial physical change. The clubhouse was rebuilt and five of the nine greens were upgraded, adding undulation and improving the putting surfaces.
Walmer remains a nine-hole club surrounded by its golf estate in Gqeberha. Its 18 tee boxes allow the second circuit to play differently from the first, while wind adds further variation.
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