Few places blend world-class golf with raw natural beauty like Pinnacle Point — and on a recent visit to the course and its facilities, I discovered they’ve added something truly special. Their new halfway house is more than just a place to refuel — it’s a bold architectural statement. With glass walls, a sweeping deck, and a front-row seat to the Indian Ocean, it elevates the entire experience. Golfers can now pre-order a set menu at the 8th tee and enjoy their break in a space designed to inspire.
For you and your clients at Ascot Tours, who seek the extraordinary in every round, this is exactly the kind of thoughtful detail that transforms a great game into an incredible journey. Pinnacle Point sits on South Africa’s iconic Garden Route — a stretch of coastline famed for its dramatic cliffs, indigenous forests, and picturesque seaside towns. It’s a region that offers more than golf – whale-watching, wine farms, hiking trails, fine dining, and some of the country’s most scenic drives. And nestled within it all, Pinnacle Point offers a golf experience that is as unforgettable as the landscape itself.
With seven kilometres of fairways, 80 bunkers, and four holes played over cliff and ocean, this par-72 course is a showcase of how golf can harmonise with nature. And now, with this stunning new halfway house, it proves once again why South Africa — and the Garden Route in particular — continues to capture the hearts of golf travellers from around the world.
