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Australia is a premier golfing destination, offering an incredible variety of courses that span from world-famous championship links to stunning coastal courses and lush, parkland-style layouts.
Whether you're traveling to major cities like Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane or exploring more remote areas, a golf trip to Australia promises unforgettable experiences, luxurious accommodations, and great weather for golf almost year-round.
Australia offers a wide range of experiences, from playing at some of the most famous courses in the world to discovering hidden gems in breathtaking landscapes.
With top-tier hospitality, diverse climates, and plenty of off-course activities like wine tasting, sightseeing, and beaches, Australia is an ideal destination for golf enthusiasts.
Melbourne's Sandbelt Region
Home to some of the world’s best golf courses, including Royal Melbourne, Kingston Heath, and Victoria Golf Club.
Known for its unique sandy soil, strategic bunkering, and fast greens.
Ideal for golfers who appreciate traditional course design and challenging play.
Barnbougle, Tasmania
Features two iconic courses: Barnbougle Dunes and Barnbougle Lost Farm.
These links-style courses are set along the rugged Tasmanian coastline, offering stunning views and challenging winds.
Frequently ranked among the top courses globally.
Western Australia
Joondalup and Lake Karrinyup are standout courses in this region.
Combine your golfing experience with wine tasting in Margaret River or exploring Perth’s attractions.
Group Golf Tours
Perfect for friends or corporate groups.
Includes pre-arranged tee times, accommodations, and sometimes even golf clinics or competitions.
Golf and Wine Tours
Combine golf with visits to Australia’s famous wine regions like the Barossa Valley, Hunter Valley, or Margaret River.
Enjoy rounds of golf in the morning and wine tasting in the afternoon.
Customized Golf Tours
Tailored to your specific interests, whether it’s playing only championship courses, focusing on a particular region, or combining golf with other activities like fishing, hiking, or cultural experiences.
Australia's climate varies depending on the region, but you can generally enjoy good golfing weather year-round:
Melbourne and Tasmania: Spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May) offer the best conditions. Summer can be hot, while winter months may be cooler and wetter.
Sydney and Brisbane: These regions enjoy a more temperate climate, making golf possible year-round, though spring and autumn are particularly ideal for comfortable playing conditions.
Queensland (Gold Coast): Known for its year-round warmth, Queensland is best for golf during the cooler months of April to October.
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