Australia

For years, Tasmania was a hidden gem known only to the most adventurous golfers. Remote, wild, and windswept, the island seemed an unlikely candidate for world-class golf. And yet, in just two decades, Tasmania has risen to become one of the most talked-about golf destinations on the planet. It all began with Barnbougle Dunes , a rugged links that felt as though it had been carved straight from the coastal dunes by nature itself. Its success put Tasmania on the global golf ma

Some trips are simply bigger than others. For golfers with the time and appetite for a true bucket-list journey, combining Australia and New Zealand  delivers one of the most extraordinary golf adventures in the world. Just a short flight apart, these two countries offer completely different landscapes, cultures, and golfing icons—yet together, they form a seamless circuit of world-class play. The journey often begins in Sydney , where rounds at New South Wales Golf Club  and

For golfers who dream of a once-in-a-lifetime journey, few destinations rival Australia. The country’s diversity of courses, dramatic scenery, and world-class hospitality make it the perfect stage for an unforgettable golf trip. But why choose just one region when you can experience the best of Sydney, Melbourne, and Tasmania in a single seamless itinerary? This journey begins in Sydney , where ocean cliffs frame the iconic New South Wales Golf Club —often compared to Pebble

For golf purists, Melbourne’s Sandbelt is hallowed ground. Its unique sandy soil, world-class architecture, and storied tournament history have made it one of the most revered golf regions in the world. Iconic Courses Royal Melbourne Golf Club  – Designed by Alister MacKenzie, the West Course consistently ranks among the world’s Top 10. A timeless masterpiece. Kingston Heath Golf Club  – Another MacKenzie gem, known for its firm, fast conditions and strategic bunkering. The c

When it comes to golf in Australia, New South Wales offers an unbeatable combination of spectacular coastline, historic clubs, and easy access from Sydney. With world-class courses hugging the Pacific, it’s no wonder the region is often compared to California’s Monterey Peninsula. Must-Play Courses New South Wales Golf Club  – Fresh from its 2025 renovation, this links-style gem is perched on dramatic ocean cliffs, drawing comparisons to Pebble Beach. The Australian Golf Club