Adelaide Golf Course

The Seaton course, widely acknowledged as ranking with the best in Australia, is in Adelaide’s western suburbs, less than 20 minutes drive from the city and less than two kilometres from the coast.

Kooyonga Golf Club is a wonderful example of a championship golf course in undulating sand hills just 15 minutes from Adelaide. Host to five Australian Opens and three Australian Amateur Championships as well as numerous South Australian Opens and Amateur Championships

Glenelg Golf Club offers a true world class challenge, recognised as one of Australia's premier golfing facilities.  Distinct course complexity, strategic design elements and impeccable turf quality provide a memorable challenge for all players.

The Grange Golf Club is one of South Australia’s premier sporting venues with two internationally rated 18 hole golf courses.

Grange has previously held major professional events including the West Lakes Classic and the South Australian Open and PGA events. The Club has also hosted all major Australian Amateur events including the Australian Amateur and Interstate Team Australian Junior as well as Australian Lady Amateur events. However most recently the Club was chosen as the host venue of the 2016 Women’s Australian Open and the event was a huge success with record crowds.

Located right in the Adelaide Park Lands, North Adelaide Golf Course is one of the rare big‑scale public golf facilities just minutes from the city centre.

he South Course is known for its length, variety, and tree-lined fairways, while the North Course offers a shorter but precise test demanding accuracy and smart shotmaking.

Open to the public every day, North Adelaide offers cart and club hire, practice areas, and accessible green fee bookings.  As a city‑fringe course, it combines the convenience of urban access with the tranquility of parkland surroundings and skyline views.

The club provides excellent practice facilities, including two putting greens, short and long driving ranges, a 90m pitching area, and a practice hole.  After your round, the clubhouse welcomes you with panoramic views, dining, and a relaxed atmosphere for golfers to regroup. Blackwood is open to visitors on select days, making it an accessible and rewarding stop for golf travelers exploring South Australia.

Whether you’re chasing a quiet round near Adelaide or seeking a beautiful hill‑course experience, Blackwood delivers a perfect blend of challenge, serenity and natural beauty.