Golf Courses

The 18 hole, par 72 championship layout weaves through rolling bushland, valleys, lakes, and woodlands. It offers dramatic elevation changes, standout holes like the 220 metre par 3 fifth (dropping over 30m to the green), and a double water - carry par 4 dubbed among the toughest on earth.

After hosting the 1981 Queensland Open and serving as the childhood proving ground for stars like Jason Day and Adam Scott, the course was revitalised following its 2016 reopening—featuring rebuilt greens, reshaped bunkers, pristine fairways, and an irrigation overhaul.

Consistently ranked among Australia's top resort layouts and celebrated for its raw beauty and strategic design, Kooralbyn Valley delivers a truly memorable round amid kangaroos, kookaburras, and the rhythmic backdrop of the MacPherson Ranges. Ideal for golfers seeking history, challenge, and natural splendor in one stunning package.

Unlike the rugged coastal links that have defined Tasmania’s global golf reputation, the Championship Golf Course introduces a lush, tree-lined parklands style. Century-old oaks and native bushland frame the fairways. Stone bridges cross over creeks and lakes. Undulating greens and carefully placed bunkers demand precision and strategy. It’s a course that rewards thoughtful play and invites golfers to return again and again, each round revealing new challenges and opportunities.

The name, Championship Golf Course, is a tribute to Country Club Tasmania’s proud history. Originally opened in 1982, the course was designed by Australian golf legend Peter Thomson and architect Michael Wolveridge, and quickly earned a reputation for its blend of links and parkland styles. The new name honours that pedigree while reflecting the resort’s ambition to host elite tournaments and become a destination for serious golfers across Australia and beyond.

The course is home to a fauna and flora sanctuary, where Eastern Grey Kangaroos are a common sight, adding to its unique Australian charm . Gainsborough Greens has hosted the Queensland PGA Championship multiple times, underscoring its status among Southeast Queensland’s elite courses

Horizons Golf Resort has hosted prestigious tournaments, including the NSW Men's Open and the European Tour co-sanctioned 2004 ANZ Championship . The resort is open to members, guests, and visitors seven days a week, offering a welcoming atmosphere for all golfers

 The Palms golf course has undergone an $8.8 million reconstruction in recent years and was redesigned by renowned golf course architect Ross Watson. After its reopening in April 2011, The Palms is considered a championship course rivalling some of the best golf courses in Australia, now ranked in Australian Golf Digest’s Top 50 golf courses.

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