ERPM Golf Club

ERPM Golf Course, steeped in history since 1906, boasts a rich legacy. Originally serving as the clubhouse, the building still stands proudly beside the first fairway. Notable figures like Colonel Sir George Farrar DSO and Club Champion F N Critlends have left their mark. In 1926, Peter Coetzer oversaw the manual planting of fairways and Fir trees, shaping the course's iconic features. Springbok members, including Alma Truss and Neville Sundelson, added to ERPM's allure. John Bland's legendary 59 and dramatic par 4 eagle resonate in club folklore. The transition to member control in 1992 heralded significant renovations, culminating in the revamped course's unveiling in 1993. Today, the club thrives under modernization, exemplified by the contemporary clubhouse inaugurated in 2002. Enhanced security measures and ecological initiatives, like tree replacement, showcase ERPM's commitment to excellence amidst evolving golfing landscapes.