Golf Courses

Set amid gently undulating terrain framed by the Nerang River, it offers tight fairways, deep bunkers, and fast, sculpted greens—with scenic lakes influencing play on nine holes .  The standout signature is the par‑3, 170 m 7th hole on the Gold nine (or 16th on the Green/Gold course), featuring a narrow water carry and challenging bunkering.

Facilities are top-tier: a full driving range, short-game areas, practice greens, pro shop, and an elegant clubhouse with dining and bar services. 

Just a short drive from Surfers Paradise and the beaches, Royal Pines Golf Course delivers a varied, beautifully conditioned, and challenging playing experience ideal for both serious competitors and casual players alike.

The course is meticulously maintained, boasting Santa Ana Couch fairways and Bentgrass greens, ensuring a premium playing surface year-round. Pacific Dunes has garnered acclaim, ranking among Australia's top 100 golf courses, and is recognized as one of New South Wales' finest public-access courses.

Beyond the fairways, the club offers comprehensive facilities, including a driving range, practice greens, and a fully equipped pro shop. After a round, golfers can unwind at The Greenhouse, an award-winning restaurant and bar that provides a relaxed dining experience with views over the course.

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

A Parkland course set over 62 hectares, designed by Phil Scott (father of Adam Scott). Spectacular Australian native bushland setting featuring strands of eucalyptus. Only 15 minutes fro Noosa.

Reputed to be the friendliest golf course in Australia. Situated along the shores of Little Bay, about 13 km south of Sydney. The course is a testing par 72, which over the past 20 years has hosted the Australian P.G.A. and the N.S.W. Open.

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.