A perennial favourite on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast, Twin Waters Golf Club melds links qualities with a tropical location and climate. Members, holidaying golfers and regular visitors keep coming back because the offering is always – and pleasingly – the same. In some ways Twin Waters is the chicken parmigiana of golf courses. It might not Read more…
From New Zealand’s alpine escape of Queenstown to Sydney’s leafy northern suburbs, residential-golf developments continue to drive course construction and refurbishment.
Royal Park Golf Course Quintessentially Melbourne GolfNestled on the edge of Melbourne’s CBD, Royal Park Golf Course is a hidden nine-hole gem that blends convenience, history, and charm. Dating back to 1903, it’s one of Victoria’s oldest public courses and remains one of the most accessible and welcoming. It’s also where five-time Open champion Peter Read more…
Longing to play Royal Portrush from 17,000 kilometres away? Here are Australia’s best answers to the Northern Irish masterpiece, and our tributes to other iconic links on the Open Championship rota.
The ever-evolving Westbourne course at Royal Canberra Golf Club, comprising holes one to 18, represents a magnificent layout in a wooded, lakeside setting that’s equally stellar.
More than meets the eye: Occupying a secluded pocket of land on the edge of the Yarra River, Latrobe Golf Club has rebounded from past floods to become a genuine player in the Melbourne golf scene.
Progress in modern golf clubs comes in many forms. Increasingly during the past 30 years, Australian golf clubs are forming mergers with other golf clubs, rival sporting codes and external licensed premises.
Monash Country Club on Sydney’s Northern Beaches has learned throughout its 75-year history that when a club focuses on its golf course, great things happen.
As Castle Hill Country Club marks its 75th anniversary, the milestone provides a fitting opportunity to reflect on a rich legacy built on tradition, sporting excellence and forward thinking.
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