With next month’s Australian PGA Championship firmly in travelling golfers’ minds, we hit the road in South-East Queensland to see where you should stay and play this summer.
The Western Australian Golf Club Discover The Western Australian Golf Club, just eight kilometres from Perth’s CBD and set among the scenic hills of Yokine. With panoramic views of the city and Darling Ranges – especially from the iconic 12th tee – the course offers a unique golf experience in a truly spectacular setting. Since Read more…
Bethpage Black’s unforgettable par-5 fourth hole zigzags uphill around enormous bunkers, a curious and beautiful ‘objet d’art’ amid a menagerie of torture devices.
In classic Bryson DeChambeau fashion, he couldn’t help but deliver another Internet-breaking moment, revealing his favourite golf hole on the entire planet.
In the 35 years since Cypress Point Club took itself out of the rotation for the PGA Tour’s Bing Crosby Clambake—otherwise known as the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am—there have been few glimpses of it from those who are outside of its 250 members and their grateful guests.
With the world’s most beautiful seascapes as your backdrop, what once seemed unimaginable – playing golf in the middle of the ocean – is now an extraordinary reality aboard Crystal’s exquisite ships.
Under strict instructions, from one of the secret service members, not to follow the group the President was playing in, I did then go out on the course and walk every hole around the Balmedie Dunes.
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.