[pjc_slideshow slide_type=”brookwater”] The Ultimate Golfing Experience Brookwater is without a doubt Queensland’s finest golf experience. The championship course, designed by Greg Norman, is an 18 hole masterpiece of unequaled fairways, undulating greens and unforgiving sand traps. As challenging as it is captivating, it offers something for any type of player – from seasoned pros to Read more…
When alluvial gold was discovered in Kalgoorlie in the 1890s, tens of thousands rushed to Western Australia trying to strike it rich. More than 120 years later, it’s golf drawing people to this historic region of Western Australia.
[pjc_slideshow slide_type=”sanctuary-cove”] Situated on the northern end of the Gold Coast, Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club is Australia’s leading resort-style master planned community located an hour from Brisbane Airport or 45 minutes from Gold Coast Airport, with both being an easy drive on the highway. The Golf and Country Club boasts one of the Read more…
Cape Wickham is creating headlines around the golf world, and Barnbougle Dunes is Aussie golf course royalty. But Tasmania has many unheralded tracks that’ll make your whirlwind golf tour of the Apple Isle unforgettable.
There are many contenders for the greatest job in golf. But one man gets to watch the world’s best golfers, playing the game’s most beautiful holes, from 120 feet in the air.
A golfing holiday to Western Australia is one of delectable variety. Throw in acclaimed wine regions and you’ve got one of the most diverse and enjoyable Aussie golf holidays on offer.
Have you always dreamed of going to the US Masters? Or playing World Top 100 golf courses and capping off your visit by watching the Aussies in contention for the British Open? The US Masters The first time you go to the US Masters is really something special. Augusta National Golf Club is breath-taking and Read more…
[pjc_slideshow slide_type=”boutique-traveller”] SPEAK to any golfer heading to China from Australia for a round or two, more often than not he or (more significantly) she will tell you they are on a mission – to Mission Hills, recognised by The Guinness Book of World Records as the “largest golf club in the world”. Such is Read more…
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