1
Hole
Opening view
A confident first look at the tee shot, the city backdrop and the safest landing area before visitors arrive.
The course
Playable, characterful, unforgettable
A Mark Muller design that reopened in 2010, walkable and welcoming, with a sting in the tail.
The design
Reimagined by Mark Muller
When the original course made way for the Cape Town Stadium ahead of 2010, architect Mark Muller was given a blank canvas alongside the new Green Point Urban Park. The result is a modern layout that doubles as a biodiversity showcase.
Wide, forgiving fairways and large greens make the Met accessible to amateurs, while subtle contouring and the ever-present coastal wind give better players plenty to think about.
- An 18-hole, par-70 round played across 9 fairways, with separate tees and 14 greens
- Two par 5s at holes 3 and 12
- A par-3 finish over water to a green beneath the clubhouse
Course card
By the numbers
70.4
Course rating
127
Slope rating
14
Separate greens
9 / 18
Holes / tees
Signature moments
What you will remember
The water finish
A par 3 played across water to a green tucked beneath the clubhouse. Nerve and a smooth swing required.
Parkland in the city
Bent-grass greens and kikuyu fairways set against four species of local rough and the new urban park.
The Cape wind
When the south-easter blows, club selection becomes the whole game. The course never plays the same way twice.
Course tour
A hole-by-hole tour before golfers book
Give visitors and members the same confidence they get from a proper stroke-saver: a guided view of every hole, with drone footage, landing lines, approach notes, green detail and a direct booking path.
Benchmark: De Zalze's course tour invites golfers to explore the layout from an interactive map. The Met can do that in its own style, with a more cinematic Cape Town feel and cleaner booking flow.
Video tour
Flyover view
Course layout
18 holes, 9 fairways
Playing notes
Tee to green
Golf course layout
Eighteen holes across a compact nine-fairway loop
The layout view turns the course page into a useful pre-round guide: visitors can understand the loop, see where the clubhouse sits, and move from the video into the hole-by-hole notes before booking.
Course format
18 holes, par 70, 14 greens
Finish
Par three over water
Setting
Urban park, stadium and sea
Mouille Point loop
Clubhouse finish
1
Opening view
Settle into the city-side fairway
2
Find the fairway
Position for the best approach
3
First par five
Long-hole route and lay-up choice
4
Parkland edge
Urban-park turn through the middle
5
Scoring chance
Attack with the safe miss in mind
6
Wind line
Use the wind and pick a committed target
7
Water in sight
Decide between safe and aggressive
8
Set up the finish
Leave the right angle into the last
9
The finale
Water carry back to the clubhouse
2
Hole
Find the fairway
Show the generous landing zone, the wind direction to watch and the best angle into the green.
3
Hole
First par five
A clear route plan for the longer hole: carry, lay-up option, approach line and where trouble starts.
4
Hole
Parkland edge
Frame the urban-park setting and help first-time players understand how the hole moves from tee to green.
5
Hole
Scoring chance
Highlight the shot shape, short-game miss and the putt golfers want to leave themselves.
6
Hole
Wind line
Turn the Cape wind into useful guidance with one simple target line and a club-selection note.
7
Hole
Water in sight
Let the drone show the hazard, the conservative play and the attacking line for better players.
8
Hole
Set up the finish
Explain the ideal side of the fairway and why the approach angle matters before the clubhouse stretch.
9 / 18
Hole
The finale
The par-three finish over water deserves its own cinematic flyover, from tee shot to clubhouse reaction.
All 18 holes, par 70Played across nine fairways
