It has been the ‘action state’ for golf activity so far in the 21st century, but Tasmania offers way more than just some of the best golf in Australia.
Australia’s grandest watercourse is regarded in some quarters as the backdrop to the country’s No.1 golf destination. Spend any amount of time in the region and it’s not difficult to see why.
In a declining golf-club membership market, one former touring professional looked at the model in a completely new way and turned Parkwood Village Golf Course into a beacon of hope.
After a scorching summer heat wave left most of its greens on life support, popular New South Wales Central Coast resort Kooindah Waters went all out to rectify the problem. Four months on and club management hopes the end result of some tireless work will leave other courses green with envy.
In order to maintain its high standards and compete in an ever-evolving landscape, Gold Coast’s iconic Lakelands Golf Club has taken a dramatic step to ensure its future.
Change is everywhere in the golf-club landscape as courses continue to open, update or expand. About to join the party is Concord Golf Club, a frequent past PGA Tour of Australasia venue in Sydney’s inner-west.
