1A par 5 which doglegs hard right and calls for a tee shot up the right half of the fairway.2A strong par 5 requiring a long straight tee shot to be played up the left half of the fairway. The green is slightly above the fairway and is protected by water left and a bunker right.3A shortish downhill par 4 which could be classed as “risk and reward”.The fairway dips sharply downhill from 100metre out to a green that slopes from front to back and which is protected by large bunkers front right, greenside left and back.4A par 3 played from a raised tee box to a green cut into the slope of the ground. A large bunker front right and another two greenside left protect this otherwise generous green. 5This hole boasts the highest tee box on the Witwatersrand which affords the golfer spectacular views of the Magaliesburg mountains.It is a downhill par 4 with the ideal tee shot being down the left half of the fairway, which narrows the longer the drive.6The KGC signature hole, a par 3 measuring 185 meters over water from the back tees.The green is protected by water on the right and has bunkers front and left. The wind is often a factor on this beautiful hole.7A par 5 playing from elevated tee boxes to a generous fairway which slopes markedly from right to left.The ideal tee shot is up the right half of the fairway. The hazard across the fairway and the well protected green requires an accurate second shot for those who want to take the g8A par 4 which doglegs hard left to a well protected two tiered green. From the tee box the big trees on the left seem to push in and force one to aim down the right which is a prob9The front nine finishes with a tricky par 4 dog left right. It requires a tee shot up the right to a landing zone that cannot be seen from the tee box.10This hole requires a precisely placed tee shot to have a shot to the small elevated green.11A par 3 measuring around 170m which is played into the prevailing wind to a well protected green.Once on the green the lie of the land and flag position can make for some interesting putts with speed being the main consideration. Par is always a good score on this hole.12This is the easiest par 5 on the course. The longer the tee shot at this par 5 the narrower the fairway. Grass mounds short of the green helps protect this hole from the rolling ap13A good par 4 played into the prevailing wind to a small sloped green. One need to play a accurate tee shot here as the tree lined nature of this hole means missing this fairway sel14This par 3 played downhill (and often downwind) from multiple tee boxes to a green protected by water left and a bunker right. 15Very difficult par 4. The uphill drive has to find the fairway with a narrow landing area for the long hitter. The 2nd shot is played to a green with severe slopes and a 2 putt is 16The tee box is set back into a funnel of trees requiring a long tee shot favouring the left half of the fairway.17This par 4 is a severe dog left which the long hitters can attempt to clear leaving them with a short iron in.The conventional tee shot to the corner still leaves one with 170 to 190 meters to the centre of the green. 18This downhill dogleg right par 4 finishing hole requires a straight tee shot to leave one with a short iron to a green guarded by water and bunkers.
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