Golf Courses - Tasmania

Why play golf, if not to discover a place like this?

In the middle of Bass Strait, on the northwestern tip of remote King Island, sits Australia’s tallest lighthouse and one of the world’s ...

‘One of the most spectacular properties made available for golf in the past fifty years.’ Tom Doak on Barnbougle Dunes.

Though the gorgeous island state of Tasmania has long been a p...

Along with fellow American Tom Doak, Bill Coore is one of the most respected and admired golf architects in the industry today. Where Doak is an outspoken anti-establishment type with forceful view...

From virtual anonymity to the toast of the golfing world, the small Bass Strait landmass known as King Island arrived in 2015 on the global stage with the launch of the mighty Cape Wickham Links on...

Perfectly situated just 15 minutes northeast of the city of Hobart, and bordered on three sides by water, the Tasmania Golf Club is one of the most picturesque golf courses in Australia. The layout...

A near-neighbor of both the Tasmania Golf Club and the Hobart airport, the Royal Hobart Golf Club can trace its roots back to 1896, when the first golf club in the city area, the Newlands Golf Club...

From the club website:

"Allison", home of the Ulverstone Golf Club Inc., is an 18-hole 6104 metre long Par 72 Championship Golf Course.

Set amongst a tall eucalypt f...

From the resort website:

Country Club Tasmania boasts an international standard 18-hole golf course in Launceston, originally designed and built as part of the property in 1982 by world fam...

For the small population of King Island (approx 1,600 people) the 2015 opening of the Cape Wickham Links was a major boost both economically and socially. The course achieved almost instant acclaim...

From the club website:

The Club was officially opened in 1922, having developed into an 18 hole links course from earlier beginnings. The first recorded game of golf was organised here by t...