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Teehaus Golf Club Redefines the Game With a Lifestyle-Led Golf Experience for Women

16 January 2026 by Guest

Cape Town, South Africa: Teehaus Golf Club is set to host a lifestyle-driven golf experience for women on 28 March 2025, offering a fresh and inclusive approach to the sport that blends golf, social connection and modern lifestyle culture. More than a traditional day on the course, the Teehaus experience is designed to introduce women …

Cape Town, South Africa: Teehaus Golf Club is set to host a lifestyle-driven golf experience for women on 28 March 2025, offering a fresh and inclusive approach to the sport that blends golf, social connection and modern lifestyle culture.

More than a traditional day on the course, the Teehaus experience is designed to introduce women to golf in a welcoming, stylish and social environment. The event creates space for learning the fundamentals of the game while encouraging meaningful connections, confidence-building and a slower, more intentional way of engaging with sport.

Founded by Lerato Thebe, Teehaus Golf Club was born out of a personal desire to reimagine how women experience golf. While navigating traditionally male-dominated golf spaces, Thebe identified a gap for environments that felt accessible, supportive and socially engaging for young women.

“Teehaus was created to remove the intimidation factor from golf,” says Thebe. “We wanted to create a space where women feel comfortable learning, connecting and enjoying the lifestyle that comes with the game, without pressure or rigid expectations.”

Co-founder Lindokuhle Ndaba adds that the lifestyle element is central to the Teehaus offering.

“Golf is not just about the sport; it’s about community, wellness and shared moments. Our experiences are intentionally curated to allow women to unwind, socialise and build genuine connections, both on and off the course.”

The 28 March event caters to beginners and lifestyle enthusiasts alike, with no prior golf experience required. Guests can expect an aspirational yet relaxed atmosphere that prioritises enjoyment, conversation and personal growth, positioning golf as both a skill and a lifestyle.

Teehaus Golf Club currently trains ten women through its grassroots golf clinics and hosts monthly gatherings that combine learning with leisure. As the community grows, the club remains committed to creating modern, thoughtfully curated experiences that reflect the evolving interests of women exploring new spaces in sport and lifestyle.

Tickets for the 28 March event are available via Webtickets.

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Author: Jerry Deeuw from Jerry Deeuw Media on behalf of Teehaus Golf Club.

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