Business Day Competitions

Event Details

Date: Friday, 30 October 2026

Format: Pairs Betterball

Category: Open

Entry Fee: ZAR 380.00

Entry Method: Phone


The Business Day Competitions are held on the fourth Friday of every month at San Lameer Country Club. The format is 4 Ball Alliance with 2 scores to count (betterball variant). The shotgun start is at 11:00. The event is open to anyone. Participation is compulsory. The entry fee is R380 per person, which includes the green fee, competition fee, and cart sharing. There is a R20 bunker levy per player. Attendance at the prize-giving is compulsory. Bookings are essential via the Pro Shop.


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Venue

San Lameer Country Club

KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

San Lameer Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course located within a 200-hectare coastal eco-estate on South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal South Coast. Designed by Peter Matkovich and Dale Hayes, the course is ranked among South Africa's top 30 golf courses and features a distinctive layout that weaves through wetlands, forests, and open glades with panoramic Indian Ocean views. The course offers a challenging yet rewarding playing experience set within a sub-tropical coastal environment, benefiting from cool Indian Ocean breezes. The routing incorporates the natural landscape of the estate, with holes navigating through indigenous vegetation and natural terrain features. The setting provides golfers with both scenic beauty and strategic design elements. San Lameer functions as part of a larger coastal resort community, integrating with luxury villa accommodations, a resort hotel and spa, and access to Blue Flag beaches. The golf course forms a central element of the estate's recreational offerings, serving both resort guests and members seeking a premium coastal golfing experience in a conservancy-focused setting.