In 1813 Caledon was named after the Earl of Caledon who was a governor of the Cape of Good Hope. Caledon is an important town for the wheat, barley and wool farmers in the area.
The town also has famous hot water springs which were discovered in the 17th century. Situated at the foot of the Swartberg. The area offers the nature lover wild flowers, hiking trails and bird watching.
There are 9 holes with 18 tee boxes. It was built in 1961. The length of the course for men is 5908m and 5294m for women.
The SAGA rating for men and women is 71. The Par rating for men and women is 73. The green grass is Bent grass and the fairways and tees grass is Kikuyu.
The course facilities consists of golf carts, a driving range, bar and halfway house.
