Ocean Dunes incorporates a challenging 18-hole course, set amidst rolling dunes, and features unsurpassed views along two kilometres of majestic, King Island coastline – land made for golf, and reminiscent of the links of Scotland and Ireland. With 360-degree ocean views on nearly every hole, highlights include two spectacular par 3's that cross the surging ocean, plus a number of exciting, risk-and-reward, short par 4's. The 'inland' holes follow the coastal creek that flows through the course.

Location: Currie, King Island

Designed by renowned US golf architect, Mike DeVries, Cape Wickham sits on a magnificent piece of coastal land at the far North Western tip of King Island, in the windswept waters of Bass Strait. The course is gently undulating and interspersed with giant sand dunes and ridges, and has already captured the attention of international golf writers, with one recent review commenting... “Add jaw-dropping vistas into the mix and, for golfing purists, this surely ranks among the most important courses to have opened in living memory.“

Location: Cape Wickham, King Island

Rated the #2 Golf Course in Australia by Australian Golf Magazine (2013) and #11 in the World by U.S. Golf Digest, Barnbougle Dunes, is a links course unlike any other in Australia, or the world. The elder of the two courses at Barnbougle, The Dunes is a spectacular example of traditional links golf that meanders along Tasmania’s dramatic North East coast – it’s where breathtaking scenery and thrilling golf truly come together.

Location: Bridport, Tasmania

Just a short pitching wedge across the river from The Dunes, lies Barnbougle’s second golf course – Lost Farm. Despite Lost Farm’s close proximity to The Dunes, it is remarkably different, featuring 20 holes that wind along the coast and through the coastal dunes. Ranked as the #2 public course in Australia by Golf Australia Magazine, and #23 in the World by US Golf Digest, the Lost Farm course is an exciting challenge for golfers of all levels of experience.

Location: Bridport, Tasmania

Kingston Heath is one of Australia's best golf courses and consistently ranks in the top 50 courses in the world. The course is renowned for its natural approaches created by its superbly crafted greens and stupendous bunkering. The combination of this ageless design has helped Kingston Heath remain a supreme test of one’s golfing smarts. In 2010 it was rated by Australian Golf Digest as the premier course in Australia, qualifying it as the most outstanding course in terms of layout, shot making, condition and strategy. It is also the preferred Australian venue of the R&A for the staging of International Final Qualifying for The Open Championship, held each year in January.

Location: Moorabbin, Melbourne

The origins of Royal Melbourne date back to 1891 when a group of prominent Melbournians formally introduced the Royal and Ancient game to Victoria by establishing the Melbourne Golf Club on leased land near an inner-city railway station. As urban encroachment threatened, the search for a permanent home brought the club to the heathland scrub of Sandringham in the city's south. What they uncovered among the undulating sand dunes was the ideal location for their new links. Much has been written on the qualities of its West Course but put simply it is the combination of great land, great design and great construction. Indeed it is certainly hard to imagine that the game of golf gets any better than Royal Melbourne.

Location: Moorabbin, Melbourne

The Gunnamatta Course project involves substantive changes to the routing of the existing course and involves the construction of 18 new green complexes and alterations to the design, style and number of existing bunkers. The Course Architect – Tom Doak – considers the changes will greatly enhance the course and more closely align its status, from a member perspective, with the Old and Moonah courses.

Location: Cape Schanck, Victoria

Tucked away quietly in Melbourne’s southeast, just fifteen minutes from the CBD, The Metropolitan Golf Club is one of the renowned Sandbelt courses and for almost a century has been regarded as one of the finest championship courses in Australia. Over the years the course has moved with the demands of the times and staged its first Australian Open in 1930, after modifications suggested by the famous Scottish course architect Dr Alister MacKenzie in 1926. With magnificent plantings and some of the purest couch fairways and bent grass greens on the planet, a round at Metro is an exceptional experience. The Metropolitan Golf Club was the host of the 2014 Australian Masters.

Location: Moorabbin, Melbourne

Moonah Links is considered one of Australia’s most unique leisure resorts combining two 18 hole championship golf courses, a la carte restaurant, onsite dayspa and luxury accommodation. With panoramic views from raised tees, shared greens and a host of other unique features this course will fast become a must play for all serious golfers. Conveniently located between one of Victoria’s most popular award winning attractions, the Peninsula Hot Springs and neighbouring Cups Estate Winery & St Andrews Beach Brewery, one does not need to venture far from the resort to experience the very best that the Mornington Peninsula has to offer.

Location: Fingal, Victoria

Gunnamatta Course - Tom Doak’s redesign of the Ocean Course has just been opened for Member Social play. The Gunnamatta Course project involved substantive changes to the routing of the existing course and involves the construction of 18 new green complexes and alterations to the design, style and number of existing bunkers. The Course Architect – Tom Doak – considers the changes will greatly enhance the course and more closely align its status, from a member perspective, with the Old and Moonah courses.

The Old Course - The original National course (Old Course) was open for play in 1988 and was designed by leading golf course architect Robert Trent Jones Jnr. Trent Jones Jnr recently visited The National to look back on his creation and how it has improved over time. This course is a generally hilly course combining amazing coastal views, the challenging ball carries and slick, undulating putting surfaces into a test of golf not previously seen in Australia.

Situated a short two-hour drive northeast of Melbourne, Cathedral Lodge was developed by investment banker David Evans as a high-end private facility with an exclusive membership of fewer than two hundred golfers. The spectacular Greg Norman designed course is surrounded by Cathedral Mountain which beautifully frames many of the holes. The golf facility has been designed to imitate the great private clubs around the world, like Augusta National, and its owner has the intention of hosting an iconic professional championship like the Masters.

Location: Thornton, Victoria

The challenge and charm of Ratho Farm are unequaled in Australia.   Following in the traditions of Old Scotland, Ratho Farm remains a public course. Grab some hickory’s from the club and play golf the way it used to be played. A nice glass of whisky awaits you on return.

Sitting along the dramatic rugged seacoast of Botany Bay near Sydney, on the spot where Captain Cook first stepped onto Australia in 1770, La Perouse is renown for its ocean views and high winds. On his brief but productive 1926 trip, Alister MacKenzie prepared a routing for the course, but it was radically altered during a 1936 remodeling by Eric Apperly and by neglect during WWII. A succession of post-war architects have slowly re-established the integrity of the design, most recently Greg Norman. Rated 30th best golf course in the world, by Golf Digest in 2016.

Titirangi is the only Golf Course in New Zealand where Dr. Alister MacKenzie worked his genius – this is the same man who created such golfing masterpieces as Augusta National, Cypress Point and Royal Melbourne. The course has evolved since 1927, but MacKenzie’s vision lives on with the Club staying true to the MacKenzie principles of design meaning the course offers a blend of opportunities, challenges, risks and rewards at every hole.

Location: West Auckland

The west coast of Auckland’s black sand beaches produced Muriwai Golf Links. The layout sits alongside the Tasman Sea, which produces the perfect drama for this windswept links course. Dry in winter and irrigated in summer, the course is a particular winter favourite for the Auckland market. One of the fairest tests of golf in New Zealand, Muriwai is revered for rewarding good shots and punishing bad ones.

Location: Muriwai, Auckland

The Royal Auckland Golf Club is a private club located just 10 minutes from the airport. A traditional tree-lined parkland layout, Royal Auckland is set for an extensive renovation as the course mergers with neighbouring The Grange in a bid to become one of the top club layouts in the country.

Location: Middlemore, Auckland

Windross Farm is one of the country’s premier golfing destinations. Only 30 minutes from the city, it is very playable yet challenging in that subtle way that offers everybody a chance to score well. A truly unique inland links-style golf course.

Location: Takanini, Auckland

Royal Wellington Golf Club is one of New Zealand’s premier golf clubs. Perched beside the Hutt River, the club has hosted 7 NZ Open Championships since 1912 and in 2004 it became the first golf club in the country to receive royal status. Royal Wellington is noted as being among the finest parkland golf environments in Australasia. Rare native podocarp river plain forest is a backdrop to many of the holes. Its current par 72 18 hole championship course is a demanding test of golf for players of all levels.

Location: Upper Hutt, Wellington

Situated on the shores of the Pacific Ocean, Waipu is a coastal links layout featuring natural, bumpy terrain. It is one of the few courses in the country to offer water views from every hole. This naturally sand-based course is unaffected by weather and all but ensures playable conditions year-round. The 16th hole, a par 4 where the tee is the most elevated point on the course, is a great opportunity to capture the beauty of Waipu.

Location: Waipu, Northland

Located just a 90-minute drive north of Auckland is New Zealand’s newest and most talked about golf course – Tara Iti. In a past life, the site was a pine-covered desert by the sea, but after Tom Doak’s (course architect) contouring of the sandy soil and clearing of pine forest, Tara Iti is a now a wonderful golfing experience, playing among hummocks, punchbowls and sand dunes that appear as though they were formed by wind and cultivated by nature.

Location: Mangawhai, Auckland

Positioned alongside a pristine New Zealand coastline, Te Arai Links promises to be a world class golf destination. Boasting two pure links golf courses designed by Tom Doak and the other by Bill Coore & Ben Crenshaw.

Location: Mangawhai, Northland

Waitangi Golf Club is located in the beautiful Bay of Islands and only a kilometre away from the historical Waitangi Treaty Grounds. With half the course looking over the waters of the bay, and the other across more iconic forest and bush, Waitangi is a pleasant layout paired with incredible scenery. A series of changes in 2011 included a renovation of the 11th hole, which brought the green site right to the coastline.

Location: Bay of Islands, Northland

Designed by the late David Harman, Kauri Cliffs is a par-72 championship course that was rated by Golf Digest (2014) as the 39th best course in the world. The first of two stunning golf courses from the brainchild of American native Julian H. Robertson, Kauri Cliffs holds a magnificent position, perched on a tabletop, with fifteen holes overlooking the Pacific Ocean and stunning views of the Cavalli Islands and rugged yet gorgeous coastline of the Far North.

Location: Matauri Bay, Bay of Islands

Kinloch is the first course in New Zealand to have the great Jack Nicklaus as its course architect. Located amongst a mix of farmland and volcanic terrain, and overlooking the magnificent Lake Taupo, the course resembles something you would envisage out of the great Irish and Scottish links courses. In Kinloch, Nicklaus has crafted something very special, and we are thankful he graced us with his presence.

Location: Kinloch, Taupo

Imagine the experience of playing golf on a world-class championship course, immersed in the natural beauty of a wildlife sanctuary. This ambitious project is the brainchild of owner Gary Lane and has seen a dedicated fence installed around the entire course perimeter, to keep out predators, like rats, stoats and weasels. Around 25,000 native trees and five thousand exotics have been planted to encourage bird life, and further improve the park like surroundings.

Location: Lake Taupo

Regarded by many as one of the greatest links courses in the Southern Hemisphere, Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club has a world-renowned layout on the undulating duneland off the Kapiti Coast. Located just 45-minute’s drive from Wellington, the course has hosted the New Zealand Open twelve times – a record unsurpassed by any other course.

Location: Paraparaumu Beach, Kapiti Coast

Set atop 6,000 rolling acres of stunning pastureland, The Farm at Cape Kidnappers affords spectacular 180-degree views of the Pacific Ocean. The cluster of luxury lodges at Cape Kidnappers are suggestive of a working farm – a marriage of river stone and weathered wood, and are the perfect setting for relaxation, seclusion, or romantic breakaways. Inside, the lodges combine rustic and textured materials with comfortable modern furniture. The are 22 suites available on the property, as well as the Owners Cottage, which is also available upon request.

Location: Te Awanga, Hawkes Bay

Royal Wellington Golf Club is one of New Zealand’s premier golf clubs. Perched beside the Hutt River, the club has hosted 7 NZ Open Championships since 1912 and in 2004 it became the first golf club in the country to receive royal status. Royal Wellington is noted as being among the finest parkland golf environments in Australasia. Rare native podocarp river plain forest is a backdrop to many of the holes. Its current par 72 18 hole championship course is a demanding test of golf for players of all levels.

Location: Upper Hutt, Wellington

The Hills was designed by Darby Partners, and opened in 2007 to host the NZ Open. Set in over 500 acres of land across a glacial valley, the layout highlights the dramatic elevation changes and rocky schist outcrops that are a feature of the area. This championship course provides a serious challenge for accomplished players, while thoughtful and considerate design means it is equally enjoyable for golfers of all abilities. The beauty of the courses lakes, waterways and wetland areas are complimented by a stunning array of sculptures made by local and international artists.

Location: Arrowtown, Otago

Set amongst a backdrop that could be straight out of the Lord of the Rings movie, Jacks Point is a truly remarkable course. Designed by New Zealand’s own John Darby, this course was carved from a former high country sheep station, and is a credit to the designer how it blends in with it’s natural surrounds. Rated as one of country’s finest courses, Jacks Point is a must for any golfing enthusiast visiting New Zealand.

Location: Jacks Point, Queenstown

Designed by the late David Harman, Kauri Cliffs is a par-72 championship course that was rated by Golf Digest (2014) as the 39th best course in the world. The first of two stunning golf courses from the brainchild of American native Julian H. Robertson, Kauri Cliffs holds a magnificent position, perched on a tabletop, with fifteen holes overlooking the Pacific Ocean and stunning views of the Cavalli Islands and rugged yet gorgeous coastline of the Far North.

Location: Matauri Bay, Bay of Islands

Imagine the experience of playing golf on a world-class championship course, immersed in the natural beauty of a wildlife sanctuary. This ambitious project is the brainchild of owner Gary Lane and has seen a dedicated fence installed around the entire course perimeter, to keep out predators, like rats, stoats and weasels. Around 25,000 native trees and five thousand exotics have been planted to encourage bird life, and further improve the park like surroundings.

Location: Lake Taupo

Kinloch is the first course in New Zealand to have the great Jack Nicklaus as its course architect. Located amongst a mix of farmland and volcanic terrain, and overlooking the magnificent Lake Taupo, the course resembles something you would envisage out of the great Irish and Scottish links courses. In Kinloch, Nicklaus has crafted something very special, and we are thankful he graced us with his presence.

Location: Kinloch, Taupo

Set atop 6,000 rolling acres of stunning pastureland, The Farm at Cape Kidnappers affords spectacular 180-degree views of the Pacific Ocean. The cluster of luxury lodges at Cape Kidnappers are suggestive of a working farm – a marriage of river stone and weathered wood, and are the perfect setting for relaxation, seclusion, or romantic breakaways. Inside, the lodges combine rustic and textured materials with comfortable modern furniture. The are 22 suites available on the property, as well as the Owners Cottage, which is also available upon request.

Location: Te Awanga, Hawkes Bay

Regarded by many as one of the greatest links courses in the Southern Hemisphere, Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club has a world-renowned layout on the undulating duneland off the Kapiti Coast. Located just 45-minute’s drive from Wellington, the course has hosted the New Zealand Open twelve times – a record unsurpassed by any other course.

Location: Paraparaumu Beach, Kapiti Coast

Royal Wellington Golf Club is one of New Zealand’s premier golf clubs. Perched beside the Hutt River, the club has hosted 7 NZ Open Championships since 1912 and in 2004 it became the first golf club in the country to receive royal status. Royal Wellington is noted as being among the finest parkland golf environments in Australasia. Rare native podocarp river plain forest is a backdrop to many of the holes. Its current par 72 18 hole championship course is a demanding test of golf for players of all levels.

Location: Upper Hutt, Wellington

The 6103m, 18 hole, par 72 course has a combination of challenging, scenic and unique holes laid out across the head of the Peninsula overlooking Queenstown. The course provides a stern test of golf and boasts many tricky slopes and some fine dog-leg holes that require driving accuracy. The greens are true and good speed, whilst the fairways are kept in impeccable condition throughout the year. The signature 5th hole is regarded as one of the outstanding holes in New Zealand. The sunny Peninsula location offers the best-golfing conditions throughout both summer and winter. Queenstown Golf Club plays host to the Club Car Australasian Legends Tour.

Set amongst a backdrop that could be straight out of the Lord of the Rings movie, Jacks Point is a truly remarkable course. Designed by New Zealand’s own John Darby, this course was carved from a former high country sheep station, and is a credit to the designer how it blends in with it’s natural surrounds. Rated as one of country’s finest courses, Jacks Point is a must for any golfing enthusiast visiting New Zealand.

Location: Jacks Point, Queenstown

Set in a natural, alpine amphitheater, against the backdrop of the Remarkables mountain range, the golf course at Millbrook exploits the dramatic terrain fully, delivering world-class golf. Millbrook is quite simply a fantastic golf resort. The original 18 hole, par 72 championship course was designed by the legendary master golfer Sir Bob Charles. It features four different tee positions for complete enjoyment at all levels of playing expertise.

Location: Arrowtown, Otago

The Hills was designed by Darby Partners, and opened in 2007 to host the NZ Open. Set in over 500 acres of land across a glacial valley, the layout highlights the dramatic elevation changes and rocky schist outcrops that are a feature of the area. This championship course provides a serious challenge for accomplished players, while thoughtful and considerate design means it is equally enjoyable for golfers of all abilities. The beauty of the courses lakes, waterways and wetland areas are complimented by a stunning array of sculptures made by local and international artists.

Location: Arrowtown, Otago

Located just a 90-minute drive north of Auckland is New Zealand’s newest and most talked about golf course – Tara Iti. In a past life, the site was a pine-covered desert by the sea, but after Tom Doak’s (course architect) contouring of the sandy soil and clearing of pine forest, Tara Iti is a now a wonderful golfing experience, playing among hummocks, punchbowls and sand dunes that appear as though they were formed by wind and cultivated by nature.

Location: Mangawhai, Auckland

Regarded by many as one of the greatest links courses in the Southern Hemisphere, Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club has a world-renowned layout on the undulating duneland off the Kapiti Coast. Located just 45-minute’s drive from Wellington, the course has hosted the New Zealand Open twelve times – a record unsurpassed by any other course.

Location: Paraparaumu Beach, Kapiti Coast

Set atop 6,000 rolling acres of stunning pastureland, The Farm at Cape Kidnappers affords spectacular 180-degree views of the Pacific Ocean. The cluster of luxury lodges at Cape Kidnappers are suggestive of a working farm – a marriage of river stone and weathered wood, and are the perfect setting for relaxation, seclusion, or romantic breakaways. Inside, the lodges combine rustic and textured materials with comfortable modern furniture. The are 22 suites available on the property, as well as the Owners Cottage, which is also available upon request.

Location: Te Awanga, Hawkes Bay

The Royal Auckland Golf Club is a private club located just 10 minutes from the airport. A traditional tree-lined parkland layout, Royal Auckland is set for an extensive renovation as the course mergers with neighbouring The Grange in a bid to become one of the top club layouts in the country.

Location: Middlemore, Auckland

The Hills was designed by Darby Partners, and opened in 2007 to host the NZ Open. Set in over 500 acres of land across a glacial valley, the layout highlights the dramatic elevation changes and rocky schist outcrops that are a feature of the area. This championship course provides a serious challenge for accomplished players, while thoughtful and considerate design means it is equally enjoyable for golfers of all abilities. The beauty of the courses lakes, waterways and wetland areas are complimented by a stunning array of sculptures made by local and international artists.

Designed by the late David Harman, Kauri Cliffs is a par-72 championship course that was rated by Golf Digest (2014) as the 39th best course in the world. The first of two stunning golf courses from the brainchild of American native Julian H. Robertson, Kauri Cliffs holds a magnificent position, perched on a tabletop, with fifteen holes overlooking the Pacific Ocean and stunning views of the Cavalli Islands and rugged yet gorgeous coastline of the Far North.

Location: Matauri Bay, Bay of Islands

Located just a 90-minute drive north of Auckland is New Zealand’s newest and most talked about golf course – Tara Iti. In a past life, the site was a pine-covered desert by the sea, but after Tom Doak’s (course architect) contouring of the sandy soil and clearing of pine forest, Tara Iti is a now a wonderful golfing experience, playing among hummocks, punchbowls and sand dunes that appear as though they were formed by wind and cultivated by nature.

Location: Mangawhai, Auckland

Set atop 6,000 rolling acres of stunning pastureland, The Farm at Cape Kidnappers affords spectacular 180-degree views of the Pacific Ocean. The cluster of luxury lodges at Cape Kidnappers are suggestive of a working farm – a marriage of river stone and weathered wood, and are the perfect setting for relaxation, seclusion, or romantic breakaways. Inside, the lodges combine rustic and textured materials with comfortable modern furniture. The are 22 suites available on the property, as well as the Owners Cottage, which is also available upon request.

Location: Te Awanga, Hawkes Bay

Kinloch is the first course in New Zealand to have the great Jack Nicklaus as its course architect. Located amongst a mix of farmland and volcanic terrain, and overlooking the magnificent Lake Taupo, the course resembles something you would envisage out of the great Irish and Scottish links courses. In Kinloch, Nicklaus has crafted something very special, and we are thankful he graced us with his presence.

Location: Kinloch, Taupo

Set amongst a backdrop that could be straight out of the Lord of the Rings movie, Jacks Point is a truly remarkable course. Designed by New Zealand’s own John Darby, this course was carved from a former high country sheep station, and is a credit to the designer how it blends in with it’s natural surrounds. Rated as one of country’s finest courses, Jacks Point is a must for any golfing enthusiast visiting New Zealand.

Location: Jacks Point, Queenstown

The Hills was designed by Darby Partners, and opened in 2007 to host the NZ Open. Set in over 500 acres of land across a glacial valley, the layout highlights the dramatic elevation changes and rocky schist outcrops that are a feature of the area. This championship course provides a serious challenge for accomplished players, while thoughtful and considerate design means it is equally enjoyable for golfers of all abilities. The beauty of the courses lakes, waterways and wetland areas are complimented by a stunning array of sculptures made by local and international artists.

Location: Arrowtown, Otago

The origins of Royal Melbourne date back to 1891 when a group of prominent Melbournians formally introduced the Royal and Ancient game to Victoria by establishing the Melbourne Golf Club on leased land near an inner-city railway station. As urban encroachment threatened, the search for a permanent home brought the club to the heathland scrub of Sandringham in the city's south. What they uncovered among the undulating sand dunes was the ideal location for their new links. Much has been written on the qualities of its West Course but put simply it is the combination of great land, great design and great construction. Indeed it is certainly hard to imagine that the game of golf gets any better than Royal Melbourne.

Location: Moorabbin, Melbourne

Playing over sandy and undulating ground, The North Course is a pure Sandbelt experience. Firm and fast with tilted greens, expansive bunkers, wide fairways and roughs that combine sand, native grasses and heathland vegetation that the Sandbelt region is known for.

Location: Frankston, Victoria

Kingston Heath is one of Australia's best golf courses and consistently ranks in the top 50 courses in the world. The course is renowned for its natural approaches created by its superbly crafted greens and stupendous bunkering. The combination of this ageless design has helped Kingston Heath remain a supreme test of one’s golfing smarts. In 2010 it was rated by Australian Golf Digest as the premier course in Australia, qualifying it as the most outstanding course in terms of layout, shot making, condition and strategy. It is also the preferred Australian venue of the R&A for the staging of International Final Qualifying for The Open Championship, held each year in January.

Location: Moorabbin, Melbourne

Tucked away quietly in Melbourne’s southeast, just fifteen minutes from the CBD, The Metropolitan Golf Club is one of the renowned Sandbelt courses and for almost a century has been regarded as one of the finest championship courses in Australia. Over the years the course has moved with the demands of the times and staged its first Australian Open in 1930, after modifications suggested by the famous Scottish course architect Dr Alister MacKenzie in 1926. With magnificent plantings and some of the purest couch fairways and bent grass greens on the planet, a round at Metro is an exceptional experience. The Metropolitan Golf Club was the host of the 2014 Australian Masters.

Location: Moorabbin, Melbourne

Tom Doak’s redesign of the Ocean Course has just been opened for Member Social play. The Gunnamatta Course project involved substantive changes to the routing of the existing course and involves the construction of 18 new green complexes and alterations to the design, style and number of existing bunkers. The Course Architect – Tom Doak – considers the changes will greatly enhance the course and more closely align its status, from a member perspective, with the Old and Moonah courses.

Location: Moonah, Victoria

Situated in the beachside suburb of Cheltenham, Victoria offers a golfing experience on par with the world’s best. The beautifully landscaped course is designed to challenge both the amateur and professional golfer. It is one of the region’s tougher courses, with lightning-fast greens and some of the best bunkering in Australia.

Location: Cheltenham, Victoria

Tom Doak has found a beautiful relationship between the coastal landscapes of Australia and the lush, rolling hills of Scotland and Ireland, and his ability to build world renowned links style courses down under is amazing for golfers of all abilities. Located on the Mornington Peninsula outside of Melbourne, Doak designed St. Andrews Beach around the same time he was developing Barnbougle Dunes and has perfected the links style golf in an Australian coastal climate. Since 2009, St. Andrews Beach has maintained its position as one of the country's premier golf courses. With plenty of holes that require a "don't hit it there" attitude, it is easy to see why this course requires concentration on every hole. Although most links courses play different depending on the wind, the natural landscape of St. Andrews Beach offers protection through valleys and trees.

Location: Cape Schanck, Victoria

Ocean Dunes incorporates a challenging 18-hole course, set amidst rolling dunes, and features unsurpassed views along two kilometres of majestic, King Island coastline – land made for golf, and reminiscent of the links of Scotland and Ireland. With 360-degree ocean views on nearly every hole, highlights include two spectacular par 3's that cross the surging ocean, plus a number of exciting, risk-and-reward, short par 4's. The 'inland' holes follow the coastal creek that flows through the course.

Location: Currie, King Island

Rated the #2 Golf Course in Australia by Australian Golf Magazine (2013) and #11 in the World by U.S. Golf Digest, Barnbougle Dunes, is a links course unlike any other in Australia, or the world. The elder of the two courses at Barnbougle, The Dunes is a spectacular example of traditional links golf that meanders along Tasmania’s dramatic North East coast – it’s where breathtaking scenery and thrilling golf truly come together.

Location: Bridport, Tasmania

Just a short pitching wedge across the river from The Dunes, lies Barnbougle’s second golf course – Lost Farm. Despite Lost Farm’s close proximity to The Dunes, it is remarkably different, featuring 20 holes that wind along the coast and through the coastal dunes. Ranked as the #2 public course in Australia by Golf Australia Magazine, and #23 in the World by US Golf Digest, the Lost Farm course is an exciting challenge for golfers of all levels of experience.

Location: Bridport, Tasmania

Designed by renowned US golf architect, Mike DeVries, Cape Wickham sits on a magnificent piece of coastal land at the far North Western tip of King Island, in the windswept waters of Bass Strait. The course is gently undulating and interspersed with giant sand dunes and ridges, and has already captured the attention of international golf writers, with one recent review commenting... “Add jaw-dropping vistas into the mix and, for golfing purists, this surely ranks among the most important courses to have opened in living memory.“

Location: Cape Wickham, King Island

Sitting along the dramatic rugged seacoast of Botany Bay near Sydney, on the spot where Captain Cook first stepped onto Australia in 1770, La Perouse is renown for its ocean views and high winds. On his brief but productive 1926 trip, Alister MacKenzie prepared a routing for the course, but it was radically altered during a 1936 remodeling by Eric Apperly and by neglect during WWII. A succession of post-war architects have slowly re-established the integrity of the design, most recently Greg Norman.

Location: La Perouse, NSW

The Australian Golf Club is a private Member’s Club located 6km from the heart of the Sydney CBD. Inaugurated in 1882 The Australian holds the honor of being the oldest golf club in the Commonwealth. The Jack Nicklaus Signature Design course was redeveloped in 2013, and has since hosted the Australian Open in 2014, 2015, 2017 and 2019. The Club will again host the 2021 and 2023 Australian Open tournaments.

Location: Sydney, NSW

Titirangi is the only Golf Course in New Zealand where Dr. Alister MacKenzie worked his genius – this is the same man who created such golfing masterpieces as the Augusta National, Cypress Point and the Royal Melbourne. The course has evolved since 1927, but MacKenzie’s vision lives on with the Club staying true to the MacKenzie principles of design meaning the course offers a blend of opportunities, challenges, risks and rewards at every hole.

Location: West Auckland

The Royal Auckland Golf Club is a private club located just 10 minutes from the airport. A traditional tree-lined parkland layout, Royal Auckland is set for an extensive renovation as the course mergers with neighbouring The Grange in a bid to become one of the top club layouts in the country.

Location: Middlemore, Auckland