Grant Veenstra
Driving Range
“Golf is the closest game to the game we call life. You get bad breaks from good shots; you get good breaks from bad shots – but you have to play the ball where it lies.”
Every player is only as good as the courses they’ve played and the experience they’ve gained.
At the Grant Veenstra Driving Range, we’ve invested in state of the art assessment tools, & an experiential training ground to enable any golfer to improve their skills, adjust their clubs and practice the types of shots most players are only faced with on the course.
“Of all hazards, fear is the worst.” – Sam Snead
SINGLE ANNUAL
(Non-Resident)
R10,800
Resident: R9600
Ebotse Member: R9000
Annual members will receive a 10% discount voucher for the GV Pro Shop.
JUNIOR U12 ANNUAL
(Non-Resident)
R9000
Resident: R7800
Ebotse Member: R7800
Annual members will receive a 10% discount voucher for the GV Pro Shop.
SINGLE MONTHLY
(Non-Resident)
R900
Resident: R800
Ebotse Member: R750
JUNIOR U12 MONTHLY
(Non-Resident)
R750
Resident: R650
Ebotse Member: R650
DAILY RATE
R60
Junior & Senior Bucket (35 Balls)
DAILY RATE
R100
Large Bucket (55 Balls)
DAILY RATE
R175
Unlimited Balls
Short Game Facility
“A man who can putt is a match for anyone” – Willie Park
The variety of short game shots available at the Grant Veenstra Driving range enables players to practice the shots that often cost the game.
*Greenside Bunkers*, and grass grown to different lengths provides players with a unique training ground to test and hone their short game skills, preparing them for the high pressure situations they may find on the course.
Water Hazards
With water hazards being one of the most mentally challenging shots to take, the Grant Veenstra Driving Range has been designed to desensitise players to this obstacle with the Driving Range facing an expanse of water.
The Srixon Floating Balls used by players gives the same feeling as a standard golf ball and assists players in overcoming the fear of driving a shot over water.
Target and distance markers further prepare players to face this problematic hazard on a course and are instrumental in training players to be aggressive when met with a water tee rather than defensive.