Open Door Policy: Public Access Golf Courses

Open-Door Policy: Golf In Australia

Australia’s greatest golf courses were once preserved for the rich and the privileged, but in 2018 there’s barely a course in this country you can’t play.

Town & Country

Town & Country

Whether you hug the coastline or head inland, outside our capital cities are many fine layouts just waiting to welcome you in customary country style.

Cypress Lakes

Top 100 Courses Spotlight: Cypress Lakes

Twelve years after it last featured on our ranking – and 26 years after its first nine holes opened for play – Cypress Lakes has never looked better.

Queensland Golf

Fun In The Sun

We acknowledge the best in south-east Queensland golf in a nod to the Gold Coast hosting the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

Curlewis Golf Club

Course Review: Curlewis Golf Club, VIC

Few golf clubs offer such a complete set of facilities (including an exceptional course) while remaining entirely public. But Curlewis does.

Links Lady Bay

Course Review: Links Lady Bay, SA

Along the Gulf St Vincent coastline south of Adelaide sits a layout that deserves more attention than it receives.

Carl Murphy

Mission Accomplished

Carl Murphy set out on an ambitious task to play the Top 100 courses in the country, but as with all great quests there were two late obstacles he first had to overcome.

Course Review: Maroochy River Golf Club, QLD

When Maroochy River Golf Club opened in 2015, members and visitors were taken aback at the stark landscape. Three years on and the Sunshine Coast stunner is maturing beautifully.

My Shot: Gary Lisbon

World-renowned Aussie golf course photographer Gary Lisbon on what makes a great photo, going all out to get the right shot, and the dangers (and perks) of a job we’d all love to have.

Western Gems

Western Australia’s commodity boom may be a thing of the past, but the state still remains one of the country’s best destinations in golf and tourism. Here are four stellar layouts to choose from.

How Does The World Super 6 Perth Format Work

The ISPS HANDA World Super 6 Perth will combine 54 holes of traditional strokeplay across the first three days, with an exciting six-hole knockout matchplay format for the fourth and final round.