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Country Club, Johannesburg, South Africa Country Club, Johannesburg, South Africa About The Club Parking The Country Club Johannesburg is one club with two Yes parking available at both Woodmead and venues. Our properties are a 20 minute drive apart. Auckland park. Located in the heart of Johannesburg, Auckland Park is the original home of CCJ and includes spectacular venues Dining Facilities for weddings and other celebrations. The widespread The Country Club Johannesburg’s restaurants offer a wealth of choices whether it be a formal dining experience, grounds are host to a number of outstanding sporting a casual family lunch or anything in between. The Club has facilities and include accommodation. a variety of options. The property is situated just north of Woodmead At Auckland Park, order pub meals in The Club Room Johannesburg and spreads across 236 hectares and is while playing a round of snooker or watching sport on the home to two superb golf courses: Woodmead and big screen TV. The Gallery Restaurant is open all day for Rocklands, ranked 9 and 59 in South Africa respectively. meals, while The Rainbow Room offers delicious buffet It is recognised among the most prestigious venues for lunches on Fridays. corporate golf days. Contact Information The outstanding views at Woodmead complement its Napier Road restaurants’ excellent food. The Grill Room offers a sushi Auckland Park bar and à la carte menu, Tuesday – Saturday lunch and Johannesburg 2006 dinner as well as Sunday lunch while The Member's Bar South Africa serves wholesome meals until late evening. The Club Tel: (0027) 11 710-6400 Terrace boasts a panoramic view of Johannesburg and is a favourite for after-work sundowners and snacks. Email: [email protected] Web: www.thecountryclub.co.za The Sandwedge is Woodmead’s renowned halfway house Woodmead – Lincoln Street, Woodmead, Sandton where golfers can enjoy light breakfasts and lunches. Spit PO BOX 272, Rivonia 2128 braais are held on Sundays at The Pool Pavilion - the T: +27 11 202 1600 perfect place to relax while overlooking one of the best views in town. Club Hours Payment of Accounts Open from 6.00am - 10.00pm. All credit cards accepted. Accommodation Computer/Internet The Dormy House, situated on the Auckland Park grounds WIFI available, free of charge. has 18 en-suite rooms with free wifi, television. There are double/twin/single rooms and buffet breakfast is Restrictions on reciprocal club members visits? included. Reciprocal members require a letter of introduction. Stays are limited to 4 weeks per annum. Guests are welcome. Rates: Double/twin rooms $1150 per night Single rooms $1055 per night. Facilities Auckland Park: squash (nine singles, four doubles courts), tennis (eight courts, four floodlit), swimming pool, gym, spinning, aerobics studio, cricket pitch & field, cricket nets, two bowls greens, four croquet lawns, banqueting & conference facilities, bar, three restaurants. Woodmead: two Golf courses, squash (four singles courts), tennis (four floodlit courts), 25m swimming pool, children’s splash pool, gym, spinning, aerobics studio, 5km running track, banqueting & conference facilities, bar, two Restaurants, golf proshop and academy. Male/Female Open to men and women. Children Yes. Dress Standard In general, it is requested that a smart-casual dress code is maintained and that clothing is neat and tidy. Men should steer away from shirts without collars and open sandals. Long pants are to be worn after 6.00pm. Casual attire may be worn at the swimming pools..
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