Golf Courses

Ranked 4th on the list of Australia’s Best Public Golf courses by Golf Digest in 2024, experience rolling dunes and unsurpassed 360 degree ocean views. With two spectacular signature par threes crossing the surging Southern Ocean it is sure to challenge and delight.

Ocean Dunes Golf Course, situated on the western coast of King Island, Tasmania, presents a compelling and challenging links experience. This 18-hole course is distinguished by its integration with the rugged coastal environment, offering golfers a visually striking and strategically demanding round. Characterised by undulating fescue fairways, bentgrass greens, and the prevailing influence of the Southern Ocean, Ocean Dunes stands as a notable destination for discerning golfers seeking an authentic test of their game amidst the untamed beauty of King Island.

Notable holes include the 580-meter par-5 18th, often played into the wind and guarded by numerous bunkers, and the 202-meter par-3 17th, requiring a precise shot over a ravine to an elevated green . The course's design demands strategic play and thoughtful shot-making, offering a rigorous test for even the most seasoned golfers.

The course is integrated into the Eynesbury community, with the heritage-listed Eynesbury Homestead serving as the clubhouse. Facilities include a driving range, practice areas, pro shop, and dining options.

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

The course is a loop of 18 holes that generally follow the valleys through a variety of landscapes ranging from ancient Moonah woodlands to open links land. The fairways are generous and the putting surfaces gentle, but the bunkering style is bold and wild in appearance.

Each hole on the Legends Course is named in honor of a past Australian Open champion, adding a historical dimension to the round. The course is known for its strategic design, requiring thoughtful shot-making and offering panoramic views from elevated tees. Notable holes include the par-5 1st hole, which sets the tone with its rolling fairway and challenging bunkers, and the par-3 16th, featuring one of the largest greens in the Southern Hemisphere.

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.