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Fly the nine

Scroll from tee to green on every hole. Nine holes, played twice from different tees: par 70 over eighteen.

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Par
4
Stroke
2
Men
354 m
Ladies
274 m

Terrain: Mapzen (SRTM) · imagery: Copernicus Sentinel-2, aerial photography © CD: NGI · map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · course surveyed October 2026

The card

Nine holes, played twice. The back nine plays from different tees, so no two holes are quite the same.

Tap a hole to fly it. Metres, from the club's card.

Your card on your phone: strokes, handicap and Stableford points, hole by hole. Add this site to your home screen and it opens like an app.

Scorecard: par, stroke index and distances in metres for each hole
HoleParStrokeBlueGreen
142354274
2316138135
3412351292
4414334256
536154146
658440354
7318162128
854520424
9410346282
Out352,7992,291

Hex Valley Golf Club ·

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Handicap
18

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    Hex Valley Golf Club · Hexvallei Gholfklub · De Doorns

    The yardage book

    Every hole from above, turned so you play up the page. The dots are the club's distance stakes to the middle of the green: green at 100 m, blue at 150 m.

    100 m150 mOut of bounds

    1/10Par 4
    Out
    354·274
    In
    348·274
    Stroke
    2·1
    The hardest hole on the card. West along the railway fence, out of bounds all the way down the left, pines on the right. A bunker waits each side of the landing area.
    2/11Par 3
    Out
    138·135
    In
    145·106
    Stroke
    16·17
    A short iron to a green tucked under the reservoir wall. Bunkers short left and short right.
    3/12Par 4
    Out
    351·292
    In
    352·292
    Stroke
    12·7
    North-west along the boundary: the reservoir on your left off the tee, vineyards over the fence. Three bunkers sit right of the landing area.
    4/13Par 4
    Out
    334·256
    In
    322·256
    Stroke
    14·15
    Back the other way. Bunkers both sides of the landing area, the halfway hut on your left, and two more bunkers pinching the front of the green.
    5/14Par 3
    Out
    154·146
    In
    176·146
    Stroke
    6·3
    A mid iron north-east to a green on the edge of the estate. One long bunker runs down its right side.
    6/15Par 5
    Out
    440·354
    In
    446·354
    Stroke
    8·5
    The first par 5. North up the avenue between the pines and the houses, turning gently right after the drive. A pond sits tight on the right of the green.
    7/16Par 3
    Out
    162·128
    In
    120·116
    Stroke
    18·13
    All carry: over the dam to a round green in front of the houses, a bunker behind it.
    8/17Par 5
    Out
    520·424
    In
    458·424
    Stroke
    4·11
    The long one. South past the houses, then right around the corner bunker, to a green with a long bunker across its right front.
    9/18Par 4
    Out
    346·282
    In
    287·217
    Stroke
    10·9
    Home. The pond runs down the left of the drive; the green sits under the clubhouse veranda with a long bunker on its left.

    Drawn from our survey of the course; the club's own markers on the day are the ones to trust. Metres: blue and green tees on the front nine, yellow and pink on the back.

    Around the course

    A green and its bunkers, under the Hex River mountains
    Green and bunkers
    A fairway running toward the mountain
    Fairway and mountain
    A row of tall pines along a fairway
    The pines
    A dam on the course with reeds on its bank and the peaks behind
    One of the dams
    The pond, marked with red stakes
    The pond
    The halfway house: a brick hut with a shaded deck
    The halfway house
    Looking down a fairway to a sharp peak
    To the peaks
    Trees along the edge of a fairway, the mountainside behind
    Along the tree line

    On the course

    Distance stakes

    Green stakes are 100 m and blue stakes 150 m to the middle of the green.

    Cart friendly

    Marked cart roads run the whole course. Carts from R250 for members.

    Designed in 1991

    Laid out by François Malherbe and built by the valley's own farmers.

    Local rules

    Check the board at the clubhouse for today's placing.

    Out of bounds
    • All boundary fences, and areas marked by white stakes.
    • The clubhouse veranda.
    • White stakes left of the 9th and 18th fairways. Not in play for the 8th and 17th.
    Free relief

    One club length from the nearest point of relief, no nearer the hole, when your stance or swing is in the way of:

    • Trees marked with blue markers.
    • Fresh molehills and fresh guinea-fowl scratchings.
    • The buildings on the 4th, 13th and 18th.
    • Irrigation heads and equipment, and areas marked GUR.
    • The practice-tee distance markers on the 8th and 17th.
    • The flower beds beside the ladies' tees.
    Wires and poles

    If your ball hits a telephone or power line, or a pole, you must replay the shot without penalty. There is no option to play it as it lies.

    Through the green
    • Loose impediments may be removed (Rule 23).
    • An embedded ball on the fairway may be lifted without penalty, cleaned, and dropped or placed within one club length, no nearer the hole.

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