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Union Club Name Tee Name Gender Slope F9 Slope B9 Slope CR F9 CR B9 CR Par Boland Golf Union ARABELLA GOLF CLUB Blue Male 132 132 132 34.9 35.1 70 72 Boland Golf Union ARABELLA GOLF CLUB Blue Female 139 141 140 38.2 38.2 76.4 72 Boland Golf Union ARABELLA GOLF CLUB Red Female 131 135 133 36.6 36.6 73.2 72 Boland Golf Union ARABELLA GOLF CLUB Red Male 126 128 127 33.9 33.9 67.8 72 Boland Golf Union ARABELLA GOLF CLUB White Male 139 140 140 36 35.9 71.9 72 Boland Golf Union ARABELLA GOLF CLUB White Female 147 148 148 39.8 39.6 79.4 72 Boland Golf Union ARABELLA GOLF CLUB Yellow Male 143 139 141 37 37 74 72 Boland Golf Union BERG RIVER GOLF CLUB Back Male 123 118 121 35.1 35 70.1 72 Boland Golf Union BERG RIVER GOLF CLUB Front Female 118 117 118 35.3 35.4 70.7 72 Boland Golf Union BERG RIVER GOLF CLUB Front Male 111 109 110 32.6 32.7 65.3 72 Boland Golf Union BONNIEVALE GOLF CLUB Back Male 130 122 126 35.2 35.4 70.6 72 Boland Golf Union BONNIEVALE GOLF CLUB Front Female 129 122 126 36.7 35.1 71.8 72 Boland Golf Union BONNIEVALE GOLF CLUB Front Male 125 112 119 33.9 32.8 66.7 72 Boland Golf Union BREDASDORP GOLF CLUB Blue Female 127 126 127 36.6 36.4 73 72 Boland Golf Union BREDASDORP GOLF CLUB Blue Male 121 116 119 33.8 33.8 67.6 72 Boland Golf Union BREDASDORP GOLF CLUB Yellow Male 127 125 126 35.5 35.8 71.3 72 Boland Golf Union CALEDON GOLF CLUB Blue Female 129 135 132 37.2 37.4 74.6 73 Boland Golf Union CALEDON GOLF CLUB Blue Male 119 125 122 34.6 34.6 69.2 73 Boland Golf Union CALEDON GOLF CLUB White Male 125 131 128 36 36.3 72.3 73 Boland Golf Union CERES GOLF CLUB Brown Male 131 129 130 35.6 35.3 70.9 72 Boland Golf Union CERES GOLF CLUB Red Female 128 125 127 36 35.9 71.9 72 Boland Golf Union CERES GOLF CLUB Red Male 123 121 122 33.4 33.1 66.5 72 Boland Golf Union CITRUSDAL GOLF CLUB Blue Female 114 114 114 35.7 35.2 70.9 70 Boland Golf Union CITRUSDAL GOLF CLUB Blue Male 107 104 106 32.9 32.6 65.5 70 Boland Golf Union CITRUSDAL GOLF CLUB Yellow Male 112 111 112 34.5 34.4 68.9 70 Boland Golf Union CITRUSDAL GOLF CLUB Yellow Female 124 125 125 37.6 37.3 74.9 70 Boland Golf Union CLANWILLIAM GOLF CLUB Blue Female 120 120 120 36.3 36.3 72.6 72 Boland Golf Union CLANWILLIAM GOLF CLUB Blue Male 111 114 113 33.5 33.3 66.8 72 Boland Golf Union CLANWILLIAM GOLF CLUB White Male 119 123 121 35.2 34.9 70.1 72 Union Club Name Tee Name Gender Slope F9 Slope B9 Slope CR F9 CR B9 CR Par Boland Golf Union CLANWILLIAM GOLF CLUB White Female 126 126 126 37.9 37.9 75.8 72 Boland Golf Union DARLING GOLF CLUB Red Female 120 119 120 35.3 35 70.3 72 Boland Golf Union DARLING GOLF CLUB Red Male 110 111 111 32.7 32.5 65.2 72 Boland Golf Union DARLING GOLF CLUB White Male 121 121 121 35.5 35 70.5 72 Boland Golf Union De Hoek Golf Club Back Male 131 126 129 35.3 35.4 70.7 72 Boland Golf Union De Hoek Golf Club Front Female 127 128 128 37.5 37.3 74.8 72 Boland Golf Union De Hoek Golf Club Front Male 127 122 125 34.2 34.2 68.4 72 Boland Golf Union DE ZALZE GOLF CLUB Blue Male 119 121 120 34.4 34 68.4 72 Boland Golf Union DE ZALZE GOLF CLUB Blue Female 137 135 136 37.6 36.9 74.5 72 Boland Golf Union DE ZALZE GOLF CLUB Red Female 131 126 129 36.5 35.6 72.1 72 Boland Golf Union DE ZALZE GOLF CLUB Red Male 115 112 114 33.7 33.2 66.9 72 Boland Golf Union DE ZALZE GOLF CLUB White Male 123 125 124 35.7 35.3 71 72 Boland Golf Union DE ZALZE GOLF CLUB White Female 143 141 142 39.2 38.5 77.7 72 Boland Golf Union DE ZALZE GOLF CLUB Yellow Male 130 135 133 36.6 36.3 72.9 72 Boland Golf Union DEVONVALE GOLF ESTATE Red Female 121 114 118 35.6 35.1 70.7 72 Boland Golf Union DEVONVALE GOLF ESTATE Red Male 111 107 109 33.2 32.6 65.8 72 Boland Golf Union DEVONVALE GOLF ESTATE White Male 122 117 120 34.5 34.7 69.2 72 Boland Golf Union DEVONVALE GOLF ESTATE White Female 128 126 127 37.4 37.5 74.9 72 Boland Golf Union DEVONVALE GOLF ESTATE Yellow Male 124 115 120 35.6 35.6 71.2 72 Boland Golf Union DEVONVALE GOLF ESTATE Black Male 93 82 88 29 26.9 55.9 56 Boland Golf Union DEVONVALE GOLF ESTATE Black Female 89 75 82 29.6 28.1 57.7 56 Boland Golf Union GANSBAAI GOLF CLUB Red Female 135 129 132 37.9 37.1 75 72 Boland Golf Union GANSBAAI GOLF CLUB Red Male 126 123 125 34.8 34.4 69.2 72 Boland Golf Union GANSBAAI GOLF CLUB Yellow Male 131 130 131 36.4 36.3 72.7 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Blue Male 118 116 117 34.2 34.4 68.6 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Blue Female 126 125 126 37.2 37.2 74.4 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Red Female 121 118 120 35.7 35.9 71.6 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Red Male 110 111 111 33.1 33.3 66.4 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB White Male 124 121 123 35.5 36 71.5 72 Union Club Name Tee Name Gender Slope F9 Slope B9 Slope CR F9 CR B9 CR Par Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB White Female 134 132 133 38.7 39.2 77.9 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Yellow Male 125 128 127 36.6 37.5 74.1 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Yellow Female 138 142 140 40.1 41.1 81.2 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Blue Male 116 118 117 34.1 34.2 68.3 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Blue Female 127 126 127 36.8 37.2 74 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Red Female 122 121 122 35.6 35.7 71.3 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Red Male 111 110 111 32.9 33.1 66 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB White Male 127 124 126 35.2 35.5 70.7 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB White Female 127 134 131 38.5 38.7 77.2 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Yellow Male 132 125 129 37 36.6 73.6 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Yellow Female 145 138 142 40.5 40.1 80.6 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Blue Male 116 116 116 34.4 34.1 68.5 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Blue Female 125 127 126 37.2 36.8 74 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Red Female 118 122 120 35.9 35.6 71.5 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Red Male 111 111 111 33.3 32.9 66.2 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB White Male 121 127 124 36 35.2 71.2 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB White Female 132 127 130 39.2 38.5 77.7 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Yellow Male 128 132 130 37.5 37 74.5 72 Boland Golf Union HERMANUS GOLF CLUB Yellow Female 142 145 144 41.1 40.5 81.6 72 Boland Golf Union HEX VALLEY GOLF CLUB Red Female 120 117 119 35.7 34.7 70.4 70 Boland Golf Union HEX VALLEY GOLF CLUB Red Male 117 103 110 32.5 32.2 64.7 70 Boland Golf Union HEX VALLEY GOLF CLUB Yellow Male 115 122 119 34.5 34.1 68.6 70 Boland Golf Union HEX VALLEY GOLF CLUB Yellow Female 127 126 127 37.7 37.4 75.1 70 Boland Golf Union KLEINMOND GOLF CLUB Red Female 125 118 122 36.2 36 72.2 72 Boland Golf Union KLEINMOND GOLF CLUB Red Male 111 104 108 33.2 33.1 66.3 72 Boland Golf Union KLEINMOND GOLF CLUB White Male 117 114 116 35.6 34.9 70.5 72 Boland Golf Union KLEINMOND GOLF CLUB White Female 139 131 135 38.6 38.2 76.8 72 Boland Golf Union LAMBERTS BAY GOLF CLUB Back Male 119 113 116 36.5 35.4 71.9 73 Boland Golf Union LAMBERTS BAY GOLF CLUB Front Female 134 128 131 37.6 37.4 75 73 Union Club Name Tee Name Gender Slope F9 Slope B9 Slope CR F9 CR B9 CR Par Boland Golf Union LANGEBAAN GOLF & SPORTS CLUB Blue Male 125 122 124 34.9 34.7 69.6 72 Boland Golf Union LANGEBAAN GOLF & SPORTS CLUB Blue Female 132 133 133 38.4 37.7 76.1 72 Boland Golf Union LANGEBAAN GOLF & SPORTS CLUB Red Female 127 127 127 37 36.3 73.3 72 Boland Golf Union LANGEBAAN GOLF & SPORTS CLUB Red Male 122 117 120 33.9 33.8 67.7 72 Boland Golf Union LANGEBAAN GOLF & SPORTS CLUB White Male 130 126 128 36 35.9 71.9 72 Boland Golf Union LANGEBAAN GOLF & SPORTS CLUB White Female 140 139 140 39.9 39.4 79.3 72 Boland Golf Union LANGEBAAN GOLF & SPORTS CLUB Yellow Male 135 128 132 37.2 36.5 73.7 72 Boland Golf Union LUTZVILLE GOLF CLUB Back Male 124 123 124 34 34 68 70 Boland Golf Union LUTZVILLE GOLF CLUB Front Female 126 125 126 34.6 34.6 69.2 70 Boland Golf Union LUTZVILLE GOLF CLUB Front Male 113 114 114 32.2 32.1 64.3 70 Boland Golf Union MALMESBURY GOLF CLUB Blue Female 122 118 120 36.1 35.9 72 72 Boland Golf Union MALMESBURY GOLF CLUB Blue Male 113 111 112 33.4 33.2 66.6 72 Boland Golf Union MALMESBURY GOLF CLUB White Male 124 121 123 35.8 35.7 71.5 72 Boland Golf Union MONTAGU GOLF CLUB Back Male 122 123 123 34.8 35.2 70 72 Boland Golf Union MONTAGU GOLF CLUB Back Female 133 134 134 38.1 38.1 76.2 72 Boland Golf Union MONTAGU GOLF CLUB Front Female 123 122 123 35.8 35.3 71.1 72 Boland Golf Union MONTAGU GOLF CLUB Front Male 114 114 114 32.9 32.8 65.7 72 Boland Golf Union MOORREESBURG GOLF CLUB Back Male 116 119 118 35.1 34.8 69.9 70 Boland Golf Union MOORREESBURG GOLF CLUB Front Female 122 121 122 35.4 35.5 70.9 70 Boland Golf Union MOORREESBURG GOLF CLUB Front Male 107 111 109 32.8 32.7 65.5 70 Boland Golf Union PAARL GOLF CLUB Blue BoschenmeerFemale 136 135 136 38 38.2 76.2 72 Boland Golf Union PAARL GOLF CLUB Blue BoschenmeerMale 122 131 127 34.8 35.1 69.9 72 Boland Golf Union PAARL GOLF CLUB Red BoschenmeerFemale 127 126 127 36.1 36.2 72.3 72 Boland Golf Union PAARL GOLF CLUB Red BoschenmeerMale 114 117 116 33.1 33.7 66.8 72 Boland Golf Union PAARL GOLF CLUB White BoschenmeerMale 125 139 132 36.2 36.1 72.3 72 Boland Golf Union PAARL GOLF CLUB Yellow BoschenmeerMale 125 140 133 36.2 36.7 72.9 72 Boland Golf Union PAARL GOLF CLUB Blue Old Paarl Female 135 132 134 38.3 37.6 75.9 72 Boland Golf Union PAARL GOLF CLUB Blue Old Paarl Male 131 122 127 35.1 34.6 69.7 72 Boland Golf Union PAARL GOLF CLUB Red Old Paarl Female 126 123 125 36.2 35.8 72 72 Union Club Name Tee Name Gender Slope F9 Slope B9 Slope CR F9 CR B9 CR Par Boland Golf
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