South Australia Golf Courses

Designed by Tony Cashmore, the International Championship standard course boasts more than 85 bunkers and 14 lakes to give a challenging course layout.

Beyond the course, McCracken Country Club offers a comprehensive resort experience, including luxury accommodation, a fully equipped pro shop, practice facilities, and dining options such as the Clubhouse Bistro and Baudins Restaurant. Additional amenities include a day spa, indoor pool, sauna, gymnasium, and tennis courts, making it an ideal destination for both golf enthusiasts and leisure travelers

The Barossa Valley Golf Club Nuriootpa is situated just 5 minutes drive from Nuriootpa and boasts a 6026 metre par 72 course with an ACR rating of 70.8. Many visitors consider the average size greens some of the best and most consistent they have played on.

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.

The Club land covers 51.4 hectares of which some 16 hectares is fine turf area comprising the actual golf course. The course is very well maintained with access to water for all year round irrigation that enables the greens to be kept in top condition. Complementing the course are the many bird life and a selection of kangaroos who feed on the grass as golfers walk. The course is open every day except Christmas Day and attracts some 30,000 rounds of golf each year.

Strong enough from the back tees to test gifted golfers, yet fair enough to be enjoyed by the average player, the championship golf course is regarded as one of South Australia’s finest.

Some of the short holes would grace any of the most famous links courses in the world. In particular the signature 17th hole, which features in Australia’s best holes, provides a challenging test into the wind for the player striving to gain his par 3.

Since 1939, Tanunda Pines has been located on its current site at Pioneer Avenue, Rowland Flat. The current greenkeepers lunchroom, adjacent to the fifth tee block was the original clubhouse. This clubhouse witnessed the generous contribution and support of the members through difficult times. These members saw the club grow from a 9-hole course to the current 18-hole championship course.