Golf Courses

Wildlife is part of the action: kangaroos, wallabies, koalas and native birds share the terrain and may appear along your walk.  One particularly famous hole is the 535m Par‑5 22nd, known for its demanding length and tight lines.  The 13th is another standout — a classic downhill tee shot sweeping around forest to a green guarded by bunkers.

The greens are well‑maintained and subtly contoured — accurate approaches and good pace reading pay dividends. After your round, the clubhouse offers panoramic views, modern dining, and a warm atmosphere where you can relax, share stories of your round, and plan your next tee time.

The course features strategic bunkering, undulating fairways, and fast greens that challenge golfers of all skill levels. Notable holes include the short par-4 2nd, offering risk-reward opportunities, and the demanding par-4 3rd, requiring precise shot-making

Beyond the course, Links Hope Island offers exceptional facilities, including a Mediterranean-style clubhouse, a well-equipped pro shop, and dining options that cater to both golfers and visitors. The club also provides comprehensive practice facilities, such as a driving range and putting greens, ensuring a complete golfing experience.

Consistently ranked among Australia's top resort courses, Links Hope Island combines challenging golf with luxurious amenities, making it a must-visit destination for enthusiasts seeking both sport and relaxation

The well-conditioned greens, strategic bunkering, and memorable holes—like the scenic par‑3 17th—have earned high praise from visitors . With excellent practice facilities, a welcoming clubhouse, pro-shop, and on-site dining, Twin Waters delivers a complete and memorable golf experience in a stunning coastal setting

After your game, enjoy the clubhouse amenities, dine overlooking the 18th, and soak up views out toward the Brindabella ranges.  The layout, friendly club atmosphere, and close proximity to Canberra make Queanbeyan a must‑play for visitors exploring ACT/Goulburn region golf

Situated near the most easterly point in Australia, the Byron Bay Golf Club is home to a challenging 18-hole championship course. Set on 120 acres of coastal habitat, the course is beautifully landscaped with ocean views from several holes.