Welcome to Elements Private Golf Reserve

There are many golf estates in South Africa, few can match Elements Private Golf Reserve, a stunning unique golf estate lying only 1and a½ hours drive north of Pretoria in the magnificent Waterberg region of the Limpopo Province.

The setting for Elements Private Golf Reserve is one of the biggest factors in its favour. The surrounding bushveld terrain varies between natural hillsides and open plains, with mountain views and perennial streams. The golf course meanders through a fertile valley of indigenous vegetation and artful landscaping. Sustainability and the quality of the golf course's playing surface, is ensured by the plentiful supply of water.

The Clubhouse is located on a rise overlooking the 9th and 18 holes and offers an unsurpassed view of the course and surrounding landscape.

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1. Set loss limits: Determine the amount of money you are willing to lose and do not exceed this limit. This will help you avoid serious financial losses and maintain a sense of control.

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Elements Private Golf Reserve was recently rated in the Top 10 Golf Courses of South Africa for the second year in succession.

Elements Private Golf Reserve is a low density luxury residential estate with only 308 private homes being built on the 495 hectares property. The stands are positioned to ensure a perfect harmony with the bushveld surrondings and a hig degree of privacy.

The natural game species resident to Elements Private Golf Reserve include: Kudu, Impala, Blue Wildebeest, Zebra, Blesbok, Red Haartebeest and Mountain Reedbuck, as well as smaller indigenous species. Few other golf estates in South Africa can boast this kind of natural diversity and beauty.