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Welcome to Golf's New Garden of Eden! |
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Set on the edge of a magnificent coast, Pinnacle Point Beach and Golf Resort is situated at the gateway to the Garden Route, taking pride of place amongst exclusive neighboring golf courses such as Fancourt, Pezula, Plettenberg Bay and George Golf Club.
Uniquely defined by two intimate, secluded beaches along four kilometres of spectacular coastline, Pinnacle Point is located on four hundred hectares of prime land, of which one hundred hectares is nature reserve. The resort is home to indigenous wildlife, birdlife and 264 varieties of fynbos - a nature lover's delight!
All this is sensitively integrated with an eighteen-hole championship golf course, with dramatic cliffside holes designed by renowned golf architect Peter Matkovich.
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Our Golf Course |
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 With fantastic weather and breath-taking landscapes, Pinnacle Point has already been rated as "the best golf course on the planet" by pro golfer Darren Clarke.
Architect Peter Matkovich was equally impressed, describing the resort as "the most dramatic golf course site I've ever encountered".
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Pinnacle Living |
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 Once you've taken in the dramatic cliffside panoramas and golfed like never before, you may never want to go home. Unless of course, you're already home!
Pinnacle Point is made up of 406 residential plots, golf lodges and villas, all subtly integrated into the fabric of the golf course and the envelope of the nature reserve.
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Oyster Bay |
 Oyster Bay is an exclusive beachfront enclave within the Pinnacle Point Beach and Golf Resort, just off the course itself.
For people who love the finer things in life, and above all, their privacy, Oyster Bay is a rare chance to own an amazing piece of our spectacular coastline.
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News, Updates and Events |
August 2009 :: Evolutionary leap at SA's Pinnacle Point
The discovery that heat treatment technology was being used near MosselBay 70 000years ago shows something special in human cognition was happening on SA 's southern coast, writes GUY HARRIS Read more...
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