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The Fancourt Ultimate Package; 3 Night Stay for 8 people Sharing + golf at The Links, Montagu & Outeniqua + Halfway House + Breakfast + more!
- 3 Night Stay at the world renowned Fancourt Hotel (price shown for your own room for 3 nights
- 1 round of golf on Outeniqua including halfway house
- 1 round of golf on Montagu including halfway house
- 1 round of golf on The Links including halfway house
- Caddie and cart included
- Breakfast Daily
- Wi-Fi
In the heart of South Africa's Garden Route, The Fancourt Hotel is a premier leisure resort renowned for its blend of modern luxury and classic elegance. Spanning 613 hectares of lush countryside, the estate is framed by the majestic Outeniqua Mountains, offering breathtaking views and a tranquil atmosphere.
Offering a luxurious stay with a Classic or Luxury room, Fancourt offers a range of amenities to enjoy while you visit them. Perfect for golf lovers, or simply partners looking to enjoy a getaway.
Golf at Fancourt:
The Links - ranked #1 in SA
The design of the course was modelled on the links courses of the British Isles and, unsurprisingly, Gary Player has described it as his greatest ever feat as a course designer.
Montagu Course
Fancourt’s Montagu Golf Course, originally designed by Gary Player, has earned a world class reputation as one of the finest 18-hole parkland layouts. It holds the prestigious 11th position on South Africa’s Top 100 Courses. This tree-lined course covers large tracts of varying terrain across an undulating indigenous landscape. A detailed stroke saver takes golfers through the course, providing distance measurements and images that assist players with navigating the course.
Outeniqua Course
Ranked 23rd by South Africa’s Top 100 Courses’ experts, Fancourt’s Outeniqua golf course offers a leisurely and entertaining golfing experience. It provides a more forgiving terrain than its counterpart, the Montagu, but offers its fair share of challenges to keep golfers interested. Also designed by Gary Player and named after the Outeniqua Mountains, the course can comfortably accommodate a large field of golfers.