General Information
Leopard Creek opened in 1996 as an exclusive club for like minded individuals sharing common values, this was the dream of Johann Rupert which become a reality. Membership being by invite only and on the basis of a share holding of the 360 hectare estate with the purchase of a plot to build a lodge on. Innovative architectural and landscaping techniques ensure that the golf course and lodges are harmonious with the environment while lakes and small streams have been diverted through the development to create scenic vistas and interesting golf strategies.
To play here is also strictly by invitation only and with members. By staying at the Malelane Sun Intercontinental Hotel next to the course you can apply to play this outstanding course, if successful you can enjoy this experience for around R 1400. The course are rated in the top 10 every year and use to play host to the Players Championship, but is now the new home of the dunhill championship.
Facilities
- Bar
- Big Screen TV
- Board Room
- Function Facilities
- Golf Carts
- Halfway House
- Lounge
- Pro Shop
- Restaurant
- Squash Courts
- Swimming Pool
- Tennis Courts
- Golf clubs hire
- Golf carts
- Pull trolleys
Green Fees
| Residents at Malelane Sun (including cart and halfway house) | R1,300 |
| Corporate members | R500 |
| Guest member | R400 |
On Course
Course Policy
Open Mondays
Visitors not allowed only hotel residents permitted to play
Course Rating
| – | Men | Women |
| Par Rating | 72 | 71 |
| SAGA Rating | 0 | 0 |
| Length | 6062m | 5160m |
Course Difficulty
★★★★☆
Course Designer
Gary Player & Phil Jacobs (1996)
Contact Details
Physical Address
Malelane Gate
Malelane
Mpumalanga
South Africa
Location
Perfect Climate Malelane, with its temperate climate, offers year-round attractions comfort, convenience and informal elegance. The winter season is an especially enjoyable time in Malelane with easy game-viewing and bird-watching, and ideal weather for golf.
Directions
Situated near Malelane in the heart of Mpumalanga, on the southern border of the Kruger National Park. From Johannesburg/Pretoria follow the N4 highway to Nelspruit and from there to Malelane following the signs to the Malelane Gate (Kruger Park).
