Welcome to the Alfred Dunhill Championship

The Alfred Dunhill Championship is staged at the magnificent Leopard Creek Country Club, overlooking Kruger National Park.

Since 2000 this prestigious tournament has occupied a unique place in world golf with champions which have included Major winners and former World No.1 golfers such as Justin Rose, Adam Scott, Charl Schwartzel and Ernie Els.

News Articles

Keep updated with the latest news from the Alfred Dunhill Championship.

14 February 2025

The Quick Interview – Shaun Norris

15 December 2024

Norris claims his place in Alfred Dunhill Championship history

14 December 2024

Kinhult stalking glory at Leopard Creek

13 December 2024

Kinhult leads strong chasing pack into weekend of Alfred Dunhill Championship

12 December 2024

Sullivan starts strong with 64 to lead at Leopard Creek

11 December 2024

Oosthuizen ready to defend against strong Alfred Dunhill Championship field

04 December 2024

Schwartzel adds to star-studded field for Alfred Dunhill Championship

29 October 2024

Oosthuizen back for shot at the ‘Dunhill Double’

25 October 2024

Tickets on sale for Leopard Creek

16 October 2024

Dream week for young South African Williams in Alfred Dunhill Links Championship

29 July 2024

Alfred Dunhill Championship part of Opening Swing

29 May 2024

The Quick Interview – Altin van der Merwe

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Championship History

The Alfred Dunhill Championship has an illustrious history with a list of former World Number One golfers, Major winners, Ryder Cup and Presidents Cup players having featured in the tournament over the years.

Championship Format

A 72-hole stroke play championship, played in accordance with the Rules of Golf of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews, the DP World Tour and the Sunshine Tour Tournament Rules.

Experience the Championship

Be part of the Alfred Dunhill Championship experience, either in person at the spectacular Leopard Creek course, watch on television or follow across our digital and social channels.