Golf Courses - Adelaide

‘No seaside courses that I have seen possess such magnificent sand craters as those at Royal Adelaide.’ Dr Alister MacKenzie

Founded at Glenelg in 1892, the Royal Adelaide Golf Club moved t...

The Kooyonga Golf Club was founded when a 1922 train strike forced South Australian golf pioneer H.L. 'Cargie' Rymill, to take a tram to his home club at Royal Adelaide. During the fateful trip he ...

Originally founded in 1926 today’s Glenelg golf course was originally designed by Vern Morcom after the club’s land was redistributed in 1946 as part of the Adelaide airport project. The holes were...

With golf clubs at Kooyonga, Royal Adelaide and Glenelg establishing an elite Adelaide Sandbelt, a small group of passionate golfers, mostly from working class backgrounds, got together in 1926 to ...

When Greg Norman decided to close down his Sydney design office he must have known that his next Australian project was going to be heavily scrutinized. For years, under the leadership of chief des...

The driving force behind the ambitious Links Lady Bay project was a local dairy farmer who sought to create a quality golf experience in an effort to sell real estate on the developing Fleurieu Pen...

Mount Compass (formerly Fleurieu) is not well known, not designed by a famous architect and not the recipient of a benefactor’s largesse, in fact it is unbelievably maintained by only 3 greenstaff....

Victor Harbor, a popular holiday resort on the southern coast of South Australia’s Fleurieu Peninsula, is about 80 kilometres south of the City of Adelaide.

Visitors are welcome at th...

In 2012, Brendan James, Editor of Golf Australia magazine reviewed McCracken Country Club, stating that the course has the potential to cement a place deep in the Top-100 (Public Access Courses in ...

The Tea Tree Gully Golf Club, located at the foot of the Adelaide Hills some 24 kms from the city centre, offers a magnificent 18 hole, 6207 metre Par 71 gol...