Golf
Golf
Peet is a long way down the road to creating a truly world-class resort in this bushveld
One of the ‘Big Five’; an elephant wanders across a pathway
building a clinic and houses to add to the existing Nature Guide Training School, the Hospitality Training facility and the Wildlife Centre. Our aim is to provide the ultimate resort experience, but with an African twist. We will have something for everyone, for all ages, and for all the family.” John Dixon was waiting patiently for me
outside Pete’s office so, after farewells to the marketing team, I was transported back to Hanglip Mountain Lodge, to freshen up before going on an evening game drive. This was real highlight of my visit and I was
fortunate enough to see the ‘Big Five’ and more. Two and half hours later, totally exhilarated, we returned to the lodge for dinner and an early night in readiness for the drive back to Johannesburg the next morning. Leaving the resort the following day,
raising clouds of dust on the sandy tracks and getting final photographs of the warthogs, zebras and kudu that were grazing the plain, I was able to reflect on the enormity of the vision of Peet Cilliers. From the outset he was determined not to
compromise on any of the facilities within the reserve, while always considering his social responsibilities to the indigenous people. He has masterminded the construction of a wonderful championship golf course, a unique attraction in the Extreme 19th and a Tribute course that pays homage to golf's sporting heritage. He is a long way down the road to creating a truly world-class resort in this bushveld wilderness, but doing it with a social conscience.
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