The Land Down Under undoubtedly sports some of the best golf spots in the world. Golf enthusiasts and golfers alike are more likely than not to recommend the following courses. Although the list below is not a definitive one, you can rest assured that these places offer some of the most memorable golfing experiences you can get when you do decide to check them out.
Here’s the countdown of these courses from 10 to one.
10. Ocean Dunes
A a no-membership course, Ocean Dunes boasts beautiful rolling dunes fronting the sea. The course also features lush green grass and a thriving wildlife that includes swans, wallabies, and sea eagles.
A rather easy course for players of all skill levels, the best part of the experience is the visual spectacle that is sure to be remembered. Players have to pay a fee to play and must book the course in advance.
Address: 365 North Rd, Loorana, Tasmania
Email: enquiry@oceandunes.com.au
Contact Number: 0448 544 653
Dress code: Required
9. Royal Adelaide
There are only two ways to become a member at the private Royal Adelaide: first, to be invited, which is rare; and second, to complete a rigorous membership process. Open since 1892, the Royal Adelaide has garnered adoration from visitors from across the globe. Its 18-hole course offers adequate challenges for players of all skill levels, with its undulating green bunkers and the nearby sea breeze that provides a few fun hurdles.
Address: 328 Tapleys Hill Rd, Seaton SA 5023, Australia
Email: ragc@royaladelaidegolf.com.au
Contact Number: (08) 8356 5511
Dress Code: Strict
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8. Royal Melbourne East Golf Club Inc. This 36-hole golf club, which has east and west courses, was initially founded in 1891. The east course has less noteworthy holes compared to its western counterpart. Players go over the holes in a single loop off from the clubhouse and into three allotments and several roads. This route leaves players to contend with the wind from every direction. Address: Cheltenham Road, Black Rock, Victoria Email: rmgc@royalmelbourne.com.au Contact Number: (03) 9599 0500 Dress Code: Very Strict 7. Ellerston Golf Club Founded in 2001, Ellerston Golf Club was designed for players with different skill levels in mind. It boasts beautiful valleys and hills so pristine that some consider them as the best in the world. Designers have incorporated a central creek into the layout, making it an integral part in nine holes in the course. Address: Ellerston, New South Wales Email: NA Contact Number: (02) 6540 7282 Dress Code: Strict 6. Lost Farm Lost Farm, which opened in 2010, is one of the relatively new courses on this list. It is built on tall sand hills and runs across the Barnbougle Dunes. It also lies along tall coastal dunes and presents players with a beautiful seaside link experience. Address: 425 Waterhouse Road, Bridport, Tasmania Email: Email: reservations@barnbougle.com.au Contact Number: (03) 6356 0094 Dress Code: Please enquire 5. New South Wales Golf Club This golf course, set amongst seaside valleys and hills that face the Pacific Ocean, sets certain time limits for guests invited by members. Moreover, these guests must be members of golf clubs recognised in the sport and should have membership IDs or letters of introduction handy. The whole course is decidedly rugged and boasts of breathtaking views facing the coastline, and has played host to both the Australian Open and PGA Championship. Address: Botany Bay National Park, La Perouse, New South Wales Email: admin@nswgolfclub.com.au Contact Number: (02) 9661 4455 Dress Code: Strict 4. Barnbougle Dunes When the Dunes opened its doors in 2004, the entire history of golfing changed for the better. The seaside village of Bridport Tasmania has since become a significant player in the golfing world. This course is known primarily for its rough, dense valleys, massive bunkers, and large dunes that provide challenges for the players. Address: 425 Waterhouse Road, Bridport, Tasmania Email: reservations@barnbougle.com.au Contact Number: (03) 6356 0094 Dress Code: Strict 3. Cape Wickham Located in the center of the Bass Strait, Cape Wickham is home to Australia’s tallest lighthouse and one of the world’s best golf courses. Currently ranked #24 worldwide, it is shaped like a kitchen sink and offers a coastal, sandy experience for golfers of different proficiency. All holes in this course provide stunning views of the Bass Strait. Address: Cape Wickham, Wickham, Tasmania Email: golf@capewickham.com.au Contact Number: (03) 6463 1200 Dress Code: Strict 2. Kingston Heath A private golf club that is open to members and guests, Kingston Heath offers gently undulating fairways and grass greens designed back in 1925. Its holes are relatively short but provide an outstanding challenge for all players, requiring precision and strategic play to master and surpass. Address: Kingston Road, Cheltenham, Victoria Email: info@kingstonheath.com.au Contact Number: (03) 8558 2700 Dress Code: Strict 1. Royal Melbourne West Considered by many as Australia’s premier golf course, the Royal Melbourne West is an exclusive club for its prestigious members and their guests. With over 100 years on top of the game, this site continues to impress players and invite the fascination of the golf enthusiasts the world over. Address: Cheltenham Road, Black Rock, Victoria Email: rmgc@royalmelbourne.com.au Contact Number: (03) 9599 0500 Dress Code: Strict |