Founded:
1996
Architect:
Gary Player
PAR:
72
Type:
Bushveld/Parkland

Overview

Leopard Creek is a world-class, Gary Player–designed course opened in 1996 on the edge of Kruger National Park. This pristine bushveld parkland layout blends championship golf with dramatic African scenery, including elevated riverfront holes overlooking the Crocodile River. Wildlife sightings, giraffe, antelope, hippo, and crocodile, add to the unforgettable atmosphere. Known for immaculate conditioning, strategic water features, and bold risk-reward design, its standout holes include the iconic par-5 13th perched above the river. Host of the Alfred Dunhill Championship, Leopard Creek delivers a premier golf experience that feels both luxurious and wild, making it one of Africa’s most memorable courses.

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Course facts

Signature Hole
13
Golf Digest World Ranking
Not Ranked
Driving Range
Yes

Fun Fact:

The course weaves through African bushveld on the banks of the Crocodile River, and it’s not uncommon during a round to see wildlife on the course.

Host To:

The Alfred Dunhill Championship

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It's not all about the golf

What can a non-golfer do nearby?

1

Go on a safari/game drive in the adjacent Kruger National Park.

2

Stay at one of the nearby lodges or safari camps.