The idea begins
Tom Field calls a meeting at Field’s Hotel and offers fifty acres of family farmland for the project.
A hundred years ago, Kloof started with a simple idea, fifty acres of family farmland and a group of people who wanted to build a golf course.
In 1926, Tom Field called a meeting at Field’s Hotel and offered fifty acres of family farmland for the project.
Tom Field calls a meeting at Field’s Hotel and offers fifty acres of family farmland for the project.
Sir John Dove-Wilson opens the first nine holes. The following day members compete for the Anniversary Cup.
The Club grows rapidly and plans begin for an eighteen-hole course.
Members have to decide whether Kloof Country Club will continue at all.
The new national road cuts through the course. Three holes and the clubhouse are lost.
A redesigned course, a fully paid clubhouse and 700 members mark a remarkable recovery.
Golf, squash, tennis, padel, cricket and athletics — with a clubhouse full of families.
A heraldic artist was commissioned to design our crest. The main motif was a leopard.
The Comrades Marathon turns 100 alongside us in 2027, and we’ll be cheering on our athletics members every step of the way.