Springs Country Club

Overview: The established Springs layout gives Selection Park 18 parkland holes in Selection Park, east of Johannesburg. The layout is presented as a traditional club course with mature vegetation, a full driving range, and the kind of balanced inland routing that asks golfers to manage both tree-lined holes and more open ground. Its attraction is not one oversized signature feature, but the steady variety of lies, angles, and green approaches that makes a local round feel complete.

History: The club identifies the course as a 1937 design, placing it among the older established golf layouts in the Springs area. The public course page does not name the architect or provide a detailed chronology of construction and later changes, so those fields are left blank. The documented date is retained because it belongs to this Springs routing and is not inferred from the age of the town or club buildings.

Did You Know? Springs grew as a mining town, and the country club course belongs to that wider East Rand sporting history. Its setting in Selection Park gives the round a distinctly local scale: the course is part of an established community rather than an isolated resort, and its long life is reflected in the mature landscape around the fairways.