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The pro shop complex consisted of two parallel rectangular structures of a similar architecture as the clubhouse, grouped around a central open yard, the buildings also displaying the formalism of the first in terms of symmetry on plan and elevation on an axis along the length of the layout. The larger of the two buildings situated on the north-west side, i.e. the caddy master’s side, had a rock-face brick lower section (up to midway of the windows) with plastered cement upper section as the Clubhouse, with the long facades having symmetrically placed steel framed casement and top hung windows showing detail of the 1930’s, and with two side stoeps formed by rock-face brick columns, the whole covered by a hipped slate shingle roof with slightly flattened and curved eaves. The stoeps gave access to the offices and workshop of the caddy master through a centrally placed timber framed door, with two steel framed casement windows on either side. The smaller structure situated on the south-east side, i.e. the Caddies’ shelter side, had three walls of rock-face brick up to roof height, with the inner wall completely open to the court between the buildings except for a small ablution facility in the south-east corner with steel framed windows showing detail of the 1930’s, and the whole covered by a hipped
slate shingle roof with slightly flattened and curved eaves finish.