Most international visitors arrive via O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, the continent's busiest aviation gateway and a straightforward forty-minute drive east along the R21 and R23 into the quiet residential enclave of Springs. The route traces the eastern edge of the Witwatersrand's urban sprawl before easing into the more pastoral character of the East Rand, where Springs Country Club has anchored its leafy corner of Gauteng since the early mining days. For those traveling by private aircraft, Rand Airport lies conveniently between the city and the club, offering a discreet alternative to the main terminal's bustle.