Zimbali Country Club is a par-71 championship golf course in South Africa. The layout measures roughly 6,300 meters from the championship tees and is known for its technical routing through indigenous coastal forest. The course features undulating fairways, strategic doglegs, and well-protected greens that demand precise shot placement. Natural water features come into play on several holes, adding risk-reward strategy to approach shots.

The conditions of the course emphasize firm, fast playing surfaces typical of coastal layouts, while elevation changes provide varied shot angles. Zimbali’s design balances natural terrain preservation with modern championship-level golf architecture.