Strand Golf Club sits in the town of Strand along the eastern shore of False Bay, roughly fifty kilometers from Cape Town in South Africa's Western Cape. The course occupies relatively flat coastal terrain with views across the bay toward the Hottentots Holland mountain range. Golf Data, a South African design firm active in the latter decades of the twentieth century, laid out the routing on land that reflects the area's seaside character without dramatic elevation change. The layout measures around 5,800 meters from the back tees and plays as a par 72. The routing moves through open fairways bordered by indigenous coastal vegetation, with prevailing winds off False Bay influencing play throughout the year. Water features appear on several holes, and bunkers protect greens that vary in size and contour. The course serves both competitive club events and casual recreational rounds, with a membership drawn largely from the surrounding Helderberg region. Strand Golf Club functions as a community hub in a town known more for its beaches and residential character than for destination golf. The clubhouse provides standard amenities and overlooks the closing holes. The course offers an accessible test for golfers of varying abilities, with length and wind typically determining difficulty more than severe hazards or forced carries. It remains a straightforward parkland design shaped by its coastal setting and the practical design approach common to South African municipal and member courses of its era.