[pjc_slideshow slide_type=”indooroopilly-gc”] On the bend of the river, close to downtown Brisbane, is the beautiful setting of Indooroopilly Golf Club. A beautiful oasis of quiet ambience featuring 36 superior golf holes, well appointed facilities, and a sincere welcome to members and visitors. The club dates back to 1926 and maintains the traditions of golf, in Read more…
[pjc_slideshow slide_type=”maroochy-river”] Welcome to the Maroochy River Golf Club, a superb golf course designed by Graham Marsh and opened for play on the 30th May 2015. The designer has created a great layout and a course that will be the envy of golf clubs in South East Queensland. The course has 5 tee options to Read more…
The Vines resort shot to prominence by hosting the Heineken and Johnnie Walker Classic, when players like Greg Norman and Ernie Els had fans flocking to the fairways. Now, it’s
36 holes of quality golf, a renovated 4-star resort and access to Western Australia’s oldest wine region luring golfers to The Vines.
Test yourself in the ‘Bull Ring’ – if you dare. Peter Thomson’s Murray River gem features a self-styled Amen Corner. Like the famed Augusta National Golf Club, a stunning three-hole stretch can make or break your round.
Whether you touch down on the Gold Coast, in Brisbane or on the Sunshine Coast, the holiday capital of Australia has an abundance of wonderful golf waiting to be discovered.
In the late 1990s, prominent West Australian golf architect Michael Coate and the late Roger Mackay teamed up with 1991 British Open champion Ian Baker-Finch to design Links Kennedy Bay. What they wanted was to give Western Australia a fitting tribute to the links courses of Scotland. What they got was a golf course that is continually ranked among Australia’s top 25
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.
Australian Golf Digest
