Top 100 Courses
Top 100 Courses

Top 100 Courses: Movers & Shakers

Snapshots of more Top 100-ranked courses, plus insights into their upcoming prospects based on the first half of our two-year ranking cycle.

Who Really Designed Cape Wickham Links?

It’s one of the most spectacular courses in the world yet confusion reigns over who actually designed it. Cape Wickham on Tasmania’s King Island is at the centre of a dispute between American Mike DeVries and Australian Darius Oliver. To solve the mystery, we asked Duncan Andrews, the man who funded the entire construction of Cape Wickham,
to set the record straight.

Course review: Rosebud Country Club, Victoria

Hosting two significant tournaments at opposite times of the year is illustrating Rosebud Country Club’s versatility while also highlighting the 36-hole facility’s value to the busy Mornington Peninsula golf scene.

Royal Melbourne Golf Club: Presidents Cup

Top 100 Courses: Will we ever see a new No.1?

If it were to happen, recent history suggests Kingston Heath, Cape Wickham or PK’s North course appear most likely to claim the No.1 ranking based on anecdotal evidence and our numbers.

Top 100 Courses: A little sibling rivalry?

The National’s Moonah course has held sway at the Cape Schanck club ever since it opened just before the beginning of the new millennium, but there is a genuine contender to ascend the family throne.

Golf along the Pacific Highway

Golf The Pacific High-Way

Travel along the Pacific Highway for the best part of 40 years and you soon learn where the best golf courses are.

The Top 100 Courses in the World

It’s only been open for three months, but Tasmania’s Cape Wickham debuts at No.24 in the world’s Top 100 Courses

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