Golf Courses

Kingston Heath Golf Club is one of Australia's best golf courses and is one of the most highly sought after venues for Corporate Golf Days. Being one of the finest golf courses in Australia and an international ranking of number 20 in the world, Kingston Heath enjoys an enviable reputation for its superb conditioning all year round.

Kingston Heath has hosted many major tournaments including 7 Men's Australian Opens, 1 Women's Australian Open, 7 Australian Match Championships, 2 Tournament Players Championships, 7 Victorian Opens, 6 The Open Championship Qualifying & the 2009 & 2012 Australian Masters.

The club has a rich history, having hosted numerous state and national tournaments, including the Tasmanian Open. Facilities include a driving range, putting and chipping areas, and a fully stocked pro shop. The clubhouse, known as the "Red House," dates back to the 1830s and offers dining and bar services with panoramic views over the 18th green and the Derwent River.

Carved through 101 hectares of established pine forest, The Pines features narrow, tree-lined fairways and 14 holes contoured around six man-made lakes, offering both strategic complexity and stunning scenery. The course is home to abundant wildlife, including native kangaroos and rare bird species, enhancing its natural allure.

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.

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

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.