Australia’s World Top 100 Courses

The undisputed No. 1 golf course in Australia and the 6th best course in the World (Golf Digest), the West Course at Royal Melbourne is as pure a golf experience as can be found on these shores.

The East Course at Royal Melbourne is far from being in the shadows of its more illustrious big brother The West – The East contributes 6 holes to the famed Composite Course, including its two closing holes

Kingston Heath in Melbourne’s sandbelt region is consistently rated as one of the best 2 golf courses in Australia, and one of the best golf experiences anywhere in the world.

NSW Golf Club is located just 20 minutes south of Sydney’s CBD on the northern headland of historic Botany Bay. It is a links style course set amongst the sandy hills and valleys that lead to the rugged Pacific Ocean coastline

The Dunes course at Barnbougle on the Northeast coast of Tasmania is a pure links golf test of the highest order.

To have one piece of land on your Northeastern Tasmania farming property so perfectly suited to the creation of a magnificent golf links is fortunate. To have a second parcel of land arguably more dramatic than the first is truly golfing heaven-sent.

As you pass the Cape Wickham lighthouse (the tallest in the Southern hemisphere) and enter the unpretentious property down a stony track, the golf course gradually unveils its splendour to you as if rewarding you for making the effort to visit.

The Moonah course at the National Golf Club was designed by Greg Norman and represents some of his best work