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7th Hole Golf Lodge is situated in the magnificent Koro Creek Golf Estate in the Waterberg, a 10-minute drive from the Modimolle/Nylstroom city centre. The walled estate has 24-hour security to ensure the safety of our guests. The Lodge boasts quality accommodation, ideally suited for business travellers, overnight guests or those who want a peaceful breakaway from the city.
The accommodation comprises 2 Luxury Rooms and 4 Standard Rooms. The lodge as a whole can be booked for groups or family gatherings.
The Luxury Rooms each have a full bathroom with a toilet, bath, shower and 2 basins. The room itself has 2 single beds which can be converted into a king-size bed on request and also includes a bar fridge, air conditioning, a TV and Wi-Fi.
The Standard Rooms have their own full bathroom with a toilet, shower and basin. The rooms are fitted with 2 single beds that can be converted into a king-size bed on request, a bar fridge, air conditioning, a TV and Wi-Fi. These rooms also have their own private braai area. Note that the units are not self catering and you need to supply your own equipment should you wish to use this area.
The lodge has a small, communal swimming pool on site at the Lapa, with a braai area.
Koro Creek Golf Estate has a clubhouse with a fully licensed restaurant, a Pro Shop, driving range, putting green, chipping green and additional golf carts for hire.
Regarded as the gateway to the Waterberg, the area is particularly popular for its diverse outdoor recreational activities, such as golf, sky diving, quad biking, game viewing, horse riding and hiking. Birdwatching at the internationally famous Nylsvlei Nature Reserve, where almost 200 species can be easily spotted, attracts many visitors to the area. A pleasant climate, with hot summers and moderate winters, makes Modimolle a year-round getaway destination.
Experience golf as never before on a golf estate within a nature reserve and enjoy the African Bushveld and wildlife. We invite you to share this relaxing lodge with the many game species wandering past your patio.
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