Golf Courses - OCEANIA

Why play golf, if not to discover a place like this?

In the middle of Bass Strait, on the northwestern tip of remote King Island, sits Australia’s tallest lighthouse and one of the world’s ...

Fantastic experience playing the West Course. Favourite hole - the short par 4 10th.

‘Never yet have I advised upon a course where, owing to the excellence of design and construction work, the problems have been so simple.’ Dr Alister MacKenzie on Kingston Heath

Shortly after...

‘One of the most spectacular properties made available for golf in the past fifty years.’ Tom Doak on Barnbougle Dunes.

Though the gorgeous island state of Tasmania has long been a p...

‘At Sydney, I made an entirely new course for the New South Wales Golf Club at a place called La Perouse. This is a sand-duned peninsula which overlooks Botany Bay and presents, I think, more spect...

Along with fellow American Tom Doak, Bill Coore is one of the most respected and admired golf architects in the industry today. Where Doak is an outspoken anti-establishment type with forceful view...

‘No seaside courses that I have seen possess such magnificent sand craters as those at Royal Adelaide.’ Dr Alister MacKenzie

Founded at Glenelg in 1892, the Royal Adelaide Golf Club moved t...

A short drive from the nation’s capital, ‘windy’ Wellington, New Zealand’s most famous piece of golfing ground was first used for the game back in 1929 when a group of local residents created a nin...

An exclusive private golf club north of Auckland, Tara Iti was designed by Tom Doak and set alongside a spotless surf beach near the small town of Mangawhai. The project was developed by California...

Known as “The Farm”, the new short course at The Hills Golf Club in Arrowtown, New Zealand was designed by Darius Oliver and built in-house by a committed and talented local crew led by club Genera...