The Sally Little course at Kingswood Golf Estate in George, Western Cape, is one of two championship layouts at this residential golf community situated along South Africa's scenic Garden Route. Designed by Danie Obermeyer, a South African architect known for his work on courses throughout the region, the layout takes its name from Sally Little, the South African-born professional golfer who won multiple LPGA Tour events during her career in the 1970s and 1980s. The course reflects the natural terrain of the Garden Route coastal belt, characterized by indigenous vegetation and rolling topography. The routing at Kingswood Golf Estate incorporates the area's natural landscape features, with fairways moving through corridors of fynbos and other native plant species typical of the Western Cape. The Garden Route region, stretching between Mossel Bay and the Tsitsikamma forests, provides a temperate climate and dramatic setting between the Outeniqua Mountains and the Indian Ocean. George itself serves as a hub for golf tourism in the area, with several established courses drawing visitors to the region. Kingswood functions as a residential estate with golf as a central amenity, offering members and residents access to both the Sally Little course and its companion layout. The facility caters to a mix of local members and visiting golfers exploring the Garden Route's collection of courses, which benefit from year-round playability due to the region's mild coastal weather patterns.