Durban

Sports & Recreation

Durban’s sporting landscape is defined by iconic venues like the Moses Mabhida Stadium, famous for its grand arch, and the historic Greyville Racecourse, a premier thoroughbred racing track. The city is a hub for golf, featuring the world-ranked Durban Country Club and the unique Royal Durban Golf Club, situated entirely within a racecourse. From the professional soccer grounds of Chatsworth and Princess Magogo Stadiums to the rugby fields of Harlequins Sports Centre, these sites represent the city's deep-rooted athletic tradition.

Moses Mabhida Stadium

The Moses Mabhida Stadium is a soccer stadium in Durban in the KwaZulu-Natal province of South Africa, named after Moses Mabhida, a former…

Durban Country Club

Existing for more than 80 years, this country club has a great homely athmosphere. You can play golf here.

Greyville Racecourse

Greyville Racecourse is a Thoroughbred horse race track in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.

Royal Durban Golf Club

Established in 1892, this championship golf course is uniquely situated within the center of the Greyville Racecourse track. It features a flat, links-style layout with narrow fairways.

Papwa Sewgolum Golf Course

An 18-hole municipal course in Reservoir Hills named after the legendary South African golfer Sewsunker 'Papwa' Sewgolum. The course is known for its hilly terrain and indigenous trees.

DCC Beachwood Golf Course

A challenging links-style championship course located near the ocean. It serves as the sister course to the Durban Country Club, characterized by narrow fairways and coastal vegetation.

Amanzimtoti Country Club House

A coastal golf course and clubhouse situated south of Durban, featuring a layout that borders the beach and the Manzimtoti River.

Windsor Park

In this beautiful golf park, you can play on the finest grass with services of great quality.

Chatsworth Stadium

A multi-purpose stadium primarily used for soccer matches. It serves as a home ground for local professional clubs and hosts various community sporting events.

Princess Magogo Stadium

A soccer stadium in KwaMashu named after Princess Magogo kaDinuzulu. The venue was upgraded to serve as a training ground during the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

Harlequins Sports Centre

A multi-sport facility in the Bluff area, primarily known as the home of the Harlequins Rugby Club. It features grounds for rugby, cricket, and other club sports.