- A new report has rated the best golf courses on residential estates in South Africa.
- Over 40% of South Africa's rich live or have homes on residential estates.
- The research team spent the past year visiting top-end estates, which included looking at lifestyle, wildlife, golf, equestrian, and parkland estates.
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Research group New World Wealth has for the first time rated the best golf courses situated within SA’s top residential estates in its 2019 ratings report.
The ratings were based on the following: condition of the course and its "memorability", clubhouse and halfway-house facilities, and the scenery and views.
The group's team spent the past year visiting top-end estates, which included looking at lifestyle, wildlife, golf, equestrian and parkland estates.
See also: More than 40% of SA's rich now live on residential estates - these are the top 10
The report into the High-Net-Worth Individual (HNWI) segment in South Africa found that residential estate living is on the rise among the country's wealthy.
“We estimate that over 40% of South African HNWIs live or have homes on residential estates,” according to real estate advisor Basil Weinrich.
Here are the top 10 golf courses situated within residential estates (in alphabetical order), according to New World Wealth:
- Arabella
- Fancourt Links
- Highland Gate
- Leopard Creek
- Pearl Valley at Val de Vie
- Pezula
- Pinnacle Point
- Steyn City
- St Francis Links
- Zimbali
Compiled by Estrelita Moses
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