Queenstown Golf Club

Overview: The Eastern Cape’s Queenstown Golf Club gives the region an 18-hole parkland round in the Eastern Cape town of Queenstown, away from the unrelated New Zealand course with the same name. Local course material describes a full facility with driving range, putting green, practice area, carts, caddies and clubhouse amenities. The mapped South African scorecard gives the routing a par of 72 and a 6,658-yard measurement, making it a substantial inland round for golfers travelling through the Border region.

History: The course’s current identity is well established in local directories and GolfRSA records, but public sources do not provide a dependable architect or opening year. The profile therefore keeps the history deliberately narrow: Queenstown remains an operating 18-hole club with a parkland character and a continuing role in the golfing life of the Eastern Cape town.

Did You Know? The course is easy to confuse in web searches with Queenstown Golf Club in New Zealand, a separate peninsula course beside Lake Wakatipu. The South African routing is the one recorded here: an inland parkland course in Queenstown, Eastern Cape, with its own par-72 scorecard and Border Golf Union history.