Articles tagged ‘Golf’
Cape Town’s Big Six: The Constantia Valley (4/6)
By Ben | June 13th, 2006 |
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As a city, Cape Town’s known for its “Big Six” attractions - meet them all through SA Logue’s Cape Town Big Six tag!
The Constantia Valley
Far from being a second-choice desitnation for wine lovers who visit Cape Town, the Constantia Valley is just about the perfect starting point for getting a taste of African terroir. It’s [...]
National Golf Network
By Ben | April 28th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
There’s a new resource for visitors to SA seeking to get in a few rounds of golf during their stay here: it’s a thick, heavy, glossy tome called the Nedbank Golf Annual, and in its pages are to be found a register of nearly all the country’s golf courses, plus the usual host of golf [...]
Baz Blog: Invading My Home Province of KwaZulu Natal
By Trekker | March 30th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
SA Blog is touring South Africa on the Baz Bus, following the adventures of intrepid Baz Blogger Kathy - a.k.a. “Trekker“.
Continuing our Leg Two roamings, we depart the Eastern Cape and enter KwaZulu Natal, my home province. Yahoo!
KZN is also is the home province of the Zulus, who were molded into a fierce nation by [...]
The River Club, Observatory, Cape Town: Pub Review
By Ben | March 14th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
The River Club
Cnr. Liesbeek Parkway & Observatory Road, Observatory
Cape Town | Map
River Club
Category: Casual
Fare: Pub-style lunches & suppers
Price range: Medium
Open for: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Coffee
Under review: Lunch
SA Blog recommends? Not Really
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There are, however, two things that quickly tip the scales back in The River Club’s favor for particular interests: golf and live music.
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South Africa’s Hibiscus Coast
By Ben | February 20th, 2006 | Add a Comment »
South Africa’s coastline is almost 3,000 km long, offering a wonderful variety of experiences. In this series, SA Blog dips a toe in the country’s major destination coasts.
The Hibiscus Coast
Please send in your Hibiscus Coast tips!
Where: A sub-region of the South Coast of KwaZulu Natal Province, stretching from Hibberdene in the north to Port Edward [...]
South Africa’s Fairly Dismal Sporting Weekend
By Ben | January 23rd, 2006 | Add a Comment »
The Women’s World Cup of Golf (Home - Final Standings) provided an ounce of satisfaction for SA sports fans this weekend, who were otherwise pounded with dismal showings in football and cricket.
SA golf pairing Laurette Maritz and Ashleigh Simon (an amateur) turned home-ground advantage into a 7th-place finish at the Cup. They had an aggregate [...]
