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Copy of Course Ratings Facility Name/Course Name Tee M/W Current USGA CR/SLOPE ADELAIDE GOLF CLUB Back M 71 70.0/114 ADELAIDE GOLF CLUB Front M 67 66.0/104 ADELAIDE GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 72 71.6/119 AKASIA COUNTRY CLUB Blue M 67 70.6/123 AKASIA COUNTRY CLUB Blue(w) W NA 75.7/148 AKASIA COUNTRY CLUB Red M 65 67.8/123 AKASIA COUNTRY CLUB Red(w) W 70 73.1/141 AKASIA COUNTRY CLUB White M 70 73.2/139 ALBERTINIA GOLF CLUB Back M 68 68.9/127 ALBERTINIA GOLF CLUB Front M NA 65.5/117 ALBERTINIA GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 69 71.0/116 ALEXANDER BAY GC Back M 70 67.7/123 ALEXANDER BAY GC Front M NA 61.8/110 ALEXANDER BAY GC Front(w) W 70 66.1/117 ALEXANDRIA GOLF CLUB Back M 69 69.4/124 ALEXANDRIA GOLF CLUB Front M 66 67.1/118 ALEXANDRIA GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 70 72.8/122 ALIWAL NORTH GOLF CLUB Back M 71 72.1/136 ALIWAL NORTH GOLF CLUB Front M 67 66.5/128 ALIWAL NORTH GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 70 72.3/137 AMANDELBULT Back M 70 70.5/124 AMANDELBULT Front M 65 65.4/113 AMANDELBULT Front(w) W 70 70.7/122 AMAMZIMTOTI CC Blue M 69 69.1/123 AMAMZIMTOTI CC Blue(w) W NA 75.4/136 AMAMZIMTOTI CC Red M NA 66.3/116 AMAMZIMTOTI CC Red(w) W 71 71.9/129 AMAMZIMTOTI CC White M 70 70.5/127 AMATIKULU COUNTRY CLUB Back M 70 70.9/128 AMATIKULU COUNTRY CLUB Front M 65 65.8/117 AMATIKULU COUNTRY CLUB Front(w) W 70 71.9/134 AMERSFOORT GOLF CLUB Back M 71 70.3/123 AMERSFOORT GOLF CLUB Front M 67 66.0/114 AMERSFOORT GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 71 71.6/138 AMORELLO GOLF CLUB Black M 68 66.9/120 AMORELLO GOLF CLUB Pink M NA 64.3/118 AMORELLO GOLF CLUB Pink(w) W 68 69.8/125 AMPHITHEATRE GOLF CLUB Back M 68 70.3/127 AMPHITHEATRE GOLF CLUB Front M 65 63.8/112 AMPHITHEATRE GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 69 68.6/125 ARABELLA COUNTRY ESTATE Black M 73 74.7/143 ARABELLA COUNTRY ESTATE Blue M 66 68.4/128 ARABELLA COUNTRY ESTATE Blue(w) W 71 74.1/136 ARABELLA COUNTRY ESTATE Gold M 72 73.2/142 ARABELLA COUNTRY ESTATE Silver M 68 69.9/132 ARABELLA COUNTRY ESTATE Silver(w) W NA 76.3/140 ARENDSKRAAL GOLF CLUB Back M 66 64.5/110 ARENDSKRAAL GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 68 66.8/114 ARNOT GOLF CLUB Back M 71 72.1/123 ARNOT GOLF CLUB Front M 69 67.5/114 ARNOT GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 71 73.7/131 ATLANTIC BEACH GOLF CLUB Blue M 68 69.3/124 ATLANTIC BEACH GOLF CLUB Blue(w) W 72 75.0/137 ATLANTIC BEACH GOLF CLUB Red M 66 67.9/117 ATLANTIC BEACH GOLF CLUB Red(w) W 70 72.9/128 ATLANTIC BEACH GOLF CLUB White M 70 72.4/132 ATLANTIC BEACH GOLF CLUB Yellow M 72 73.5/136 AVION PARK GOLF CLUB Blue M 65 66.1/119 AVION PARK GOLF CLUB Red M 64 65.8/118 AVION PARK GOLF CLUB Red(w) W 69 70.6/131 AVION PARK GOLF CLUB White M 68 69.5/128 BABIRWA Back M 71 72.0/130 BABIRWA Front M NA 67.2/118 BABIRWA Front(w) W 71 74.1/131 BADPLAAS GOLF CLUB Back M 69 68.9/123 BADPLAAS GOLF CLUB Front M 65 65.1/113 BADPLAAS GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 70 70.7/129 BALKFONTEIN GOLF CLUB Back M 69 69.3/127 BALKFONTEIN GOLF CLUB Front M 69 65.5/112 BALKFONTEIN GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 69 71.6/126 BANKENVELD GOLF ESTATE Green M 71 71.8/127 BANKENVELD GOLF ESTATE Green(w) W 71 72.6/141 BANKENVELD GOLF ESTATE Yellow M 72 74.6/131 BANKENVELD GOLF ESTATE Yellow(w) W 72 75.0/145 BARBERTON GOLF CLUB Back M 71 70.3/126 BARBERTON GOLF CLUB Front M 68 67.4/118 BARBERTON GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 72 73.9/135 BARKLY EAST GOLF CLUB Back M 70 71.5/116 BARKLY EAST GOLF CLUB Front M 66 64.9/102 BARKLY EAST GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 68 70.2/122 BEACHWOOD Blue M 68 68.8/124 BEACHWOOD Blue(w) W NA 74.8/139 BEACHWOOD Red M NA 68.0/121 BEACHWOOD Red(w) W 72 73.9/135 BEACHWOOD White M 70 71.2/134 BEACHWOOD Yellow M 71 72.0/136 BEAUFORT WEST GOLF CLUB Back M 71 71.0/121 BEAUFORT WEST GOLF CLUB Front M 66 64.5/111 BEAUFORT WEST GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 70 69.8/127 BEDFORD GOLF CLUB Back M 70 69.5/115 BEDFORD GOLF CLUB Front M 67 65.8/108 BEDFORD GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 70 71.4/120 BELFAST GOLF CLUB Back M 71 70.4/127 BELFAST GOLF CLUB Front M 67 65.8/116 BELFAST GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 71 72.2/136 BELLVILLE GOLF CLUB Blue M 68 69.3/127 BELLVILLE GOLF CLUB Blue(w) W NA 74.9/135 BELLVILLE GOLF CLUB Red M 65 66.4/120 BELLVILLE GOLF CLUB Red(w) W 70 71.1/125 BELLVILLE GOLF CLUB White M 70 71.4/135 BENONI COUNTRY CLUB Blue M 69 69.8/126 BENONI COUNTRY CLUB Blue(w) W NA 76.3/141 BENONI COUNTRY CLUB Red M 66 67.2/120 BENONI COUNTRY CLUB Red(w) W 71 72.8/134 BENONI COUNTRY CLUB White M 71 72.3/135 BENONI COUNTRY CLUB Yellow M 73 74.8/137 BENONI LAKE GOLF CLUB Blue M 69 70.8/124 BENONI LAKE GOLF CLUB Blue(w) W NA 77.0/144 BENONI LAKE GOLF CLUB Red M 66 67.6/121 BENONI LAKE GOLF CLUB Red(w) W 71 73.3/134 BENONI LAKE GOLF CLUB White M 72 73.4/133 BENONI LAKE GOLF CLUB Yellow M 72 74.1/135 BERG RIVER GOLF CLUB Back M 70 70.1/121 BERG RIVER GOLF CLUB Front M 65 65.3/110 BERG RIVER GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 69 70.7/118 BETHAL GOLF CLUB Back M 71 72.2/127 BETHAL GOLF CLUB Front M 69 67.8/117 BETHAL GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 72 73.8/135 BETHLEHEM GOLF CLUB Pink M NA 64.8/112 BETHLEHEM GOLF CLUB Pink(w) W 70 69.8/132 BETHLEHEM GOLF CLUB Red M 69 66.6/116 BETHLEHEM GOLF CLUB Red(w) W NA 71.9/136 BETHLEHEM GOLF CLUB White M 70 70.6/128 BETHULIE GOLF CLUB Back M 69 68.4/124 BETHULIE GOLF CLUB Front M 69 64.1/112 BETHULIE GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 69 69.1/123 BLACK MOUNTAIN GOLF CLUB Back M 72 72.0/122 BLACK MOUNTAIN GOLF CLUB Front M 66 66.2/109 BLACK MOUNTAIN GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 71 71.7/124 BLAIR ATHOLL Bronze M 69 70.5/125 BLAIR ATHOLL Bronze(w) W 77 76.1/143 BLAIR ATHOLL Gold M 77 78.2/152 BLAIR ATHOLL Silver M 73 74.1/143 BLAIR ATHOLL White M 66 67.3/121 BLAIR ATHOLL White(w) W 71 72.3/133 BLOEMFONTEIN GOLF CLUB Blue M 69 69.7/122 BLOEMFONTEIN GOLF CLUB Blue(w) W NA 75.7/139 BLOEMFONTEIN GOLF CLUB Red M 66 66.8/121 BLOEMFONTEIN GOLF CLUB Red(w) W 71 72.5/134 BLOEMFONTEIN GOLF CLUB White M 71 71.2/124 BLOEMFONTEIN GOLF CLUB Yellow M 73 72.9/130 BLUE VALLEY GOLF ESTATE Blue M 71 72.4/145 BLUE VALLEY GOLF ESTATE Red M 67 66.9/126 BLUE VALLEY GOLF ESTATE Red(w) W 70 72.5/133 BLUE VALLEY GOLF ESTATE White M 69 69.5/138 BLUE VALLEY GOLF ESTATE White(w) W NA 75.3/142 BLUE VALLEY GOLF ESTATE Yellow M 73 75.0/149 BLUFF NATIONAL PARK GOLF CLUB Blue M 68 68.8/127 BLUFF NATIONAL PARK GOLF CLUB Blue(w) W NA 74.6/139 BLUFF NATIONAL PARK GOLF CLUB Red M NA 65.6/119 BLUFF NATIONAL PARK GOLF CLUB Red(w) W 70 70.8/131 BLUFF NATIONAL PARK GOLF CLUB White M 71 72.1/137 BOGGOMSBAAI GOLF CLUB Back M 69 70.1/133 BOGGOMSBAAI GOLF CLUB Front M 65 65.4/122 BOGGOMSBAAI GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 69 70.7/127 BONNIEVALE GOLF CLUB Back M 70 70.6/126 BONNIEVALE GOLF CLUB Front M 66 66.7/119 BONNIEVALE GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 70 71.8/126 BOSCH HOEK GOLF CLUB Back M 69 71.2/134 BOSCH HOEK GOLF CLUB Front M NA 65.2/124 BOSCH HOEK GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 69 70.8/138 BOTHAVILLE GOLF CLUB Back M 71 71.7/122 BOTHAVILLE GOLF CLUB Front M NA 68.3/115 BOTHAVILLE GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 72 74.2/131 BRANDFORT GOLF CLUB Back M 68 68.4/119 BRANDFORT GOLF CLUB Front M NA 62.2/103 BRANDFORT GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 68 67.2/117 BREDASDORP GOLF CLUB Back M 69 70.5/125 BREDASDORP GOLF CLUB Front M 65 66.7/116 BREDASDORP GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 70 71.8/124 BRONKHORSTSPRUIT GOLF CLUB Blue M 71 72.3/128 BRONKHORSTSPRUIT GOLF CLUB Green M 66 67.2/127 BRONKHORSTSPRUIT GOLF CLUB Green(w) W 71 73.1/135 BRONKHORSTSPRUIT GOLF CLUB White M 70 71.2/126 BRONKHORSTSPRUIT GOLF CLUB White(w) W NA 77.8/145 BRYANSTON COUNTRY CLUB Blue M 69 70.4/134 BRYANSTON COUNTRY CLUB Blue(w) W 74 77.6/152 BRYANSTON COUNTRY CLUB Red M 66 68.3/128 BRYANSTON COUNTRY CLUB Red(w) W 72 74.8/148 BRYANSTON COUNTRY CLUB White M 72 73.9/140 BRYANSTON COUNTRY CLUB Yellow M 73 75.6/144 BULTFONTEIN GOLF CLUB Back M 72 70.8/118 BULTFONTEIN GOLF CLUB Front M NA 65.9/110 BULTFONTEIN GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 72 71.7/127 BURGERSDORP GOLF CLUB Back M 69 69.7/120 BURGERSDORP GOLF CLUB Front M NA 65.0/108 BURGERSDORP GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 69 70.9/125 BUSHMAN SANDS GOLF CLUB Black M 71 72.3/132 BUSHMAN SANDS GOLF CLUB Red M NA 66.1/123 BUSHMAN SANDS GOLF CLUB Red(w) W 69 71.1/126 BUSHMAN SANDS GOLF CLUB White M 69 69.8/130 BUTTERWORTH GOLF CLUB Back M 72 72.1/130 BUTTERWORTH GOLF CLUB Front M NA 68.4/121 BUTTERWORTH GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 72 74.5/125 CALEDON GOLF CLUB Back M 70 72.3/128 CALEDON GOLF CLUB Front M 67 69.2/122 CALEDON GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 72 74.6/132 CALVINIA GOLF CLUB Back M 71 70.4/121 CALVINIA GOLF CLUB Front M NA 66.2/109 CALVINIA GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 72 71.5/126 CAMELOT COUNTRY CLUB Blue M 67 67.8/125 CAMELOT COUNTRY CLUB Blue(w) W NA 73.9/133 CAMELOT COUNTRY CLUB Red M NA 64.1/114 CAMELOT COUNTRY CLUB Red(w) W 67 69.2/124 CAMELOT COUNTRY CLUB White M 68 69.5/129 CARNARVON GOLF CLUB Back M 70 70.5/125 CAROLINA GOLF CLUB Back M 71 70.0/121 CAROLINA GOLF CLUB Front M NA 64.4/109 CAROLINA GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 70 70.7/128 CATHCART GOLF CLUB Back M 70 70.1/116 CATHCART GOLF CLUB Front M NA 66.0/107 CATHCART GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 71 71.2/127 CATHEDRAL PEAK GOLF CLUB Back M 70 68.7/125 CATHEDRAL PEAK GOLF CLUB Front M NA 64.7/114 CATHEDRAL PEAK GOLF CLUB Front(w) W 71 70.2/129 CATO RIDGE GOLF CLUB - CATO Blue M 68 68.5/118 RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB CATO RIDGE GOLF CLUB - CATO Blue(w) W NA 74.7/133 RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB CATO RIDGE GOLF CLUB - CATO Red M NA 67.7/115 RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB CATO RIDGE GOLF CLUB - CATO Red(w) W 71 73.4/130 RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB CATO RIDGE GOLF CLUB - CATO White M 70 71.0/126 RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB CATO RIDGE GOLF CLUB - CATO Yellow M 71 72.0/128 RIDGE COUNTRY CLUB CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB Blue M 71 72.2/135 CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB Pink M 66 68.1/127 CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB Pink(w) W 71 74.1/140 CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB White M 69 70.8/132 CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB White(w) W NA 77.3/148 CENTURION COUNTRY CLUB Yellow M 72 73.6/140 CERES GOLF CLUB Back M 70 70.9/130 CERES GOLF CLUB
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