Bonnie Doon looks to mimic the work of nature, with a mixture of irregular undulations, wispy roughs and rugged bunker lips that appear to have been formed from years of wind and rain. There is an abundance of undulating sandy ground and some marvelous vegetation. Both aspects encourage the feeling of playing a very natural […]
The moment you arrive at The Links Lady Bay’s first tee you know you are somewhere special. Experience the feeling of getting away from it all in the beautiful South Australian countryside amongst wild birds and kangaroos in their natural habitat. A true St Andrews style sand based links overlooking the Fleurieu Coastline with gently
Glenelg beautifully straddles that finest of fine lines in course architecture of testing every facet of the game for a variety of ability levels while remaining inherently playable. There are shots to tempt the daring player and avenues for the more timid throughout. Chances are you’ll walk off the 18th green eager to do it
Glenelg Golf Club offers a true world class challenge and is recognised as one of Australia’s premier golfing facilities. Strategic design elements and impeccable turf quality provide a memorable challenge for all players experiencing the Par 71 layout. Originally designed by Herbert ‘Cargie’ Rymill, the course was renovated by Crafter + Mogford in 1998. Although
Designed by home-grown Adelaide golf course architect, H.L Rymill, Kooyonga Golf Club is a wonderful example of a traditional style golf course laid out on a sandy, undulating parcel of land in the sandbelt, located 15 minutes from Adelaide’s CBD. Kooynonga is a Par 72 championship layout that hasy hosted five Australian Opens, nine South
The Par 72 Royal Adelaide Golf Club links at Seaton has been the venue for many international and interstate matches and championships. The club has hosted nine Open Championships of Australia and 16 Amateur Championships of Australia. A one-of-a-kind course, Royal Adelaide has changed substantially over the years, yet retained its fundamental character and charm.
The architect of this renowned Sandbelt course was Alex Russell who, in 1926, formed a partnership with the famed Dr Alister MacKenzie during his visit to Australia. Today, the course remains substantially the same as the original layout and like all great golf courses, has stood the test of time. The superb greens and bunkers
The Metropolitan Golf Club has provided its members and guests with a world-class golfing experience, on its current site, since 1908. Its championship golf course, regarded for having some of the finest playing surfaces in the world, is complemented by a new $16 million-dollar clubhouse, outstanding amenities and first-class service. The Metropolitan Golf Club enjoys
With a heritage dating back to 1920, Commonwealth Golf Club is revered for its magnificent, tree lined fairways, strategic bunkering and subtle sloping greens which call for accurate shot making and makes Commonwealth a true test for golfers of all abilities. The course was designed by club Captain Charles Lane, who learned his craft from
The Creek Course is a wonderful complement to The Beach Course. The Creek Course has gently undulating couch fairways, and deep bunkers filled with yellow sand. It has firm greens surrounded by interesting bumps, swales and hollows, all closely mown. There also plenty of greenside bunkering that cuts into and helps mould the slopes of