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#1
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Seaton
Immaculate classic links with Mackenzie bones, fierce bunkering and ferociously fast, true greens that reward precision and strategy; a memorable seaside test golfers relish. Visitor access is tightly controlled and can be costly.
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#2
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Mount Macedon
Scenic country layout with true, fast greens and clever alternate tees that keep every hole interesting; volunteers maintain a friendly, wildlife‑rich course with great value. Drawback: fairways can dry out and punish wayward approaches.
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#3
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Melbourne
Classic Sandbelt excellence with immaculate conditioning and world-class shot values. Consensus puts it among the elite experiences for serious golfers and architecture fans alike.
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#4
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Bonville
Bonville rewards precision with gum‑lined fairways, bold elevation changes and pure, fast Bermuda greens; rebuilt bunkers and excellent drainage keep it playable year‑round. It’s a dramatic, strategic layout that forces smart club selection and finishes with a proper postcard closing hole.
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#5
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Rye
A genuine links with sweeping dunes, razor‑sharp bunkering and lively, fast greens that deliver authentic coastal golf and warm clubhouse hospitality. Expect brutal wind to wreck a good round.
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#6
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Greater Sydney
Immaculate greens, strategic bunkering and varied shotmaking framed by native bush deliver a genuine championship feel with excellent practice facilities and attentive staff. Drawback is very limited visitor access and strong membership focus.
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#7
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Eastlakes
A major-event Sydney layout known for water pressure, bold bunkering and slick putting surfaces. It is frequently praised for tournament-calibre conditioning and a dramatic, memorable finish.
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#8
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Greater Sydney
Superb greens and immaculate fairways set among native bushland give golfing a classy, strategic feel; tight, blind tee shots demand thought and precision. Visitor access can be restrictive.
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#9
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Melbourne
Metropolitan serves up pristine, lightning-fast greens and razor-cut Sandbelt bunkers that demand accuracy; tree-lined fairways and a sublime opening stretch reward strategy over brute power, while polished clubhouse service rounds out a very classy day on the course.
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#10
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Woodend
Woodend Golf Club offers a challenging course with tight, tree-lined fairways and slick, undulating greens, set in a picturesque rural location with panoramic views of the Macedon Ranges. Golfers appreciate the well-maintained course and the physical challenge it presents, though
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#11
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Melbourne
Multiple distinct links-style layouts carved from Cape Schanck dunes, with huge undulating greens, jagged coastal bunkers and firm sand-based fairways. Wind and natural contours force strategic tee and approach play, while clubhouse service and killer coastal views complete the visit.
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#12
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Australia
A wild seaside links carved from dunes that rewards clever shot making and delivers dramatic views and bold bunkering; turf and greens play true and the routing keeps the round engaging from start to finish. Pace can be slow on busy days.
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#13
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Perth
Classic inland championship with firm, true greens, rolling tree-lined fairways and bold fescue‑fringed bunkers. Routing around the lake demands precise placement and shot variety, so course knowledge and short‑game touch are rewarded while the clubhouse and practice setup feel thoroughly premium.
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#14
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Mount Coolum
Volcanic backdrop and tight, well kept fairways make for a scenic yet strategic round; the greens are true and the clubhouse is welcoming with helpful staff and decent food. Drawback is pace can be painfully slow behind social or competition groups.
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#15
Ranking
Melbourne
Firm, sand‑belt style greens and tidy fairways deliver a classic, challenging round that holds up year round; staff and conditioning impress. Bunkers and some clubhouse areas can be patchy.
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#16
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Perth
Beautiful Tudor clubhouse perched over immaculate, fast greens and tree lined fairways; the course rewards precise shotmaking and delivers memorable hilltop and city views that stay with you after the round. Access is restricted to members and their guests.
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#17
Ranking
Anglesea
Stunning seaside routing with sandbelt style bunkering and receptive greens, a joy to play for strategic golfers and wildlife lovers thanks to frequent kangaroo sightings. Playability can be uneven when wildlife and coastal weather leave surfaces patchy.
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#18
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Portarlington
Tight, tree‑lined driving corridors and Sandbelt‑style bunkering define Portarlington; flawless couch fairways and true bentgrass greens mean the course plays firm and rewards pinpoint approaches. Easy to walk, welcoming clubhouse and strong value for visitors make it a Peninsula favourite.
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#19
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Barwon Heads
A standout links-style venue on the Bellarine that blends coastal winds, wide playing corridors and memorable hole variety. Golfers often highlight fun shot options, quality presentation and strong all-round value.
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#20
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Cherry Gardens
Beautiful Adelaide Hills setting with immaculate fairways and quick true greens that reward thoughtful shotmaking. The routing uses elevation and clever doglegs to keep every drive interesting and the walk through native bush is a highlight. Bunkers are the weak link.
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#21
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Fingal
Golfers praise the Open Course at Moonah Links for its challenging design, pristine fairways, and firm greens, offering a true test of skill. The course's strategic layout and natural beauty enhance the experience. However, beginners may find it unforgiving.
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#22
Ranking
Australia
A Greg Norman layout of sweeping undulations, deep fairway bunkers and large, contoured greens that reward precise approach play. Drainage can leave soft patches after heavy rain, but a strong finishing sequence and friendly clubhouse service make it a worthwhile day out.
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#23
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Collie
A lush inland gem on the Collie River, the course rewards smart shots with tree-lined doglegs and a river and pond that punish the overhit; grass greens are consistently fast and true thanks to dedicated grounds staff, and the bush setting with kangaroos makes for a memorable, great-value day out.
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#24
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Kings Meadows
Lovely historic parkland with immaculate greens, clever bunkering and eucalyptus lined fairways; clubhouse and practice facilities are welcoming and well run. Only real downside is occasional tee repairs that lead to temporary mats.
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#25
Ranking
Melbourne
A classic Sandbelt gem with artful, slanted greens and firm, fast surfaces; restored bunkering and sandy soils force creative shotmaking and reward positional play, while the closing stretch's undulations deliver the most strategic holes and the clubhouse service rounds out a memorable visit.
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#26
Ranking
Melbourne
Royal Melbourne delivers sublime strategic golf with brilliantly contoured greens and artful, brutal bunkering that reward creativity and precise thinking. The clubhouse is immaculate and steeped in tradition. Access is painfully exclusive.
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#27
Ranking
Barwon Heads
Bracing seaside links that rewards precise shotmaking with firm speedy greens, clever bunkering and spectacular ocean outlooks; restoration work has sharpened both course and clubhouse. Drawback: tee times are tight on popular days.
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#28
Ranking
Melbourne
Spring Valley is a Sandbelt gem with sculpted bunkers, true fast greens and a tight, strategic layout that rewards thoughtful shots. Turf and conditioning are exceptional. Drawback: clubhouse and surroundings feel modest.
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#29
Ranking
Mt Warren Park
Lush, well groomed fairways and true, fast greens deliver a surprisingly premium city round with pleasant walking and friendly staff. Strategic water and thoughtful hole variety keep it engaging. Drawback: bunkers and some peripheral areas can be patchy after heavy rain.
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#30
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BRIGHT
Stunning alpine setting, immaculate greens and mature tree lined fairways deliver a memorable country round that rewards precision and variety. Club hospitality is friendly. Drawback: the near absence of bunkers reduces strategic bite.
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#31
Ranking
Hawks Nest
Hawks Nest Golf Club offers a challenging championship course with immaculate fairways and greens, set in a stunning coastal location. Golfers appreciate its well-maintained, tree-lined layout that rewards precision and skill. The clubhouse provides excellent dining options,
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#32
Ranking
Ellerston
Locked-away Greg Norman masterpiece where Pages Creek carves dramatic approaches and huge, true greens reward bold lines. Immaculate fairways and crisp bunker work reflect almost no traffic; brutally honest, thrilling routing that demands precise ballstriking and elite access.
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#33
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Brisbane
Royal Queensland is a championship, members-only test with lightning-fast, upturned greens and linear bunkering that force angle and precision more than raw power. Generous fairways hide very sharp approaches; immaculate presentation, strong practice facilities and a steady pace make it feel elite and purposeful.
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#34
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Albany
Coastal links routed along windswept dunes, where firm fast greens and tight fairway chutes reward strategic tee shots; varied green shapes and native sand runoffs keep each hole distinct, and a bright renovated clubhouse with welcoming staff makes the visit genuinely enjoyable.
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#35
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Melbourne
Melbourne sandbelt gem with immaculate, lightning-quick greens, sculpted bunkers and clever routing that rewards strategic shotmaking; conditioning and recent restoration lift the whole experience. Not for bombers or casual hitters — the narrow driving corridors will sting loose-
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#36
Ranking
Nicholls
Parkland course with lakes and firm bentgrass greens that reward strategic play and deliver reliable, year round surfaces and solid practice facilities; clubhouse food and service can be inconsistent.
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#37
Ranking
Secret Harbour
Graham Marsh links set through coastal dunes with firm, running fairways and tight pot bunkers that punish loose shots; greens roll true, clubhouse and staff are welcoming, and coastal wind forces strategic shotmaking rather than brute distance, so it’s a rewarding public course.
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#38
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Perth
A Robert Trent Jones Jr. layout with varied landscapes — dramatic quarry tees, windswept lakes and duney links — that demand thoughtful shot‑making. Fast, true greens and heavy bunkering shape play; the resort setting lifts the finish despite occasional slow rounds and premium fees.
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#39
Ranking
Windaroo
Windaroo Lakes is a tidy parkland test with clever water carries and true, well tended greens; clubhouse and staff are welcoming and the rounds feel like decent value. Play can drag when the tee sheet is full.
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#40
Ranking
St Andrews Beach
Tom Doak routing and sculpted greens deliver a thrilling, windswept links experience with dramatic coastal vistas and clever shotmaking that golfers rave about; the clear drawback is slow social groups and patchy bunker etiquette that can dent the round.
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#41
Ranking
Sandhurst
Sandbelt lines, firm fairways and slick greens deliver a proper championship feel; clever bunkering and varied holes reward smart golf. Excellent facilities and service. Greens can become soft and pitted late in the day.
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#42
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MACQUARIE LINKS
A firm, links‑style course with heathland character where tight fairways, deep bunkers and water force thoughtful tee shots and demand accurate approaches. Small, fast greens reward a strong short game. Good drainage and practice facilities make it playable after rain, though pace can slow at busy times.
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#43
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Australia
McLeod is a scenic, well groomed parkland test with lush fairways and true greens that reward thoughtful shotmaking; the clubhouse and staff are consistently praised and the fees feel fair for what is offered. Greens and pace can slow during busy periods, which is the main gripe.
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#44
Ranking
SHELL COVE
Windy, linksy routing with wide fairways and lively compact greens delivers a memorable coastal round; the modern clubhouse and friendly staff lift the visit and fees make it easy to play often. Drawback is the tavern can be slow and inconsistent.
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#45
Ranking
Bli Bli
Firm, links-style routing by Graham Marsh uses wide fairways, bold bunkering and lakes to reward smart strategy; Bermuda greens roll true and demand careful touch, while river edges can carry salt and affect turf in low areas. Friendly clubhouse, strong practice facilities and welcoming staff.
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#46
Ranking
PAMBULA
Spectacular coastal golf with lush fairways, true fast greens and kangaroos roaming the fairways; varied nines offer scenic challenge for all levels. Friendly locals and immaculate turf. Clubhouse service and food can be inconsistent.
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#47
Ranking
Adelaide
Firm coastal layout with bold bunkering, immaculate greens and strategic variety that rewards precise iron play and a stout short game; clubhouse hospitality and presentation are standout. Drawback is visitor access is tightly controlled and fees feel steep.
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#48
Ranking
Byron Bay
Ocean glimpses and fast, true greens make this a proper championship test, with lush fairways and a clubhouse that nails the post round feed; locals are welcoming and rounds move along nicely. Pro shop staff can be blunt and unhelpful.
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#49
Ranking
Australia
Bold seaside links where wind is the real defence, with rolling dune fairways, grassy hollows and pure, quick greens that reward bold, accurate play; sandy soils give sharp drainage so the course often plays firm, and ocean‑facing holes demand careful club choice and precise shot placement.
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#50
Ranking
WACOL
Immaculate fairways and true, fast greens make this a rewarding parkland test; the layout asks smart shots and the staff are quietly efficient. Fees are reasonable. Drawback: kangaroos and the odd slow group can interrupt the flow.
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#51
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Perth
A classic, tree-lined layout on a sandy base that rewards precise shot-making; kikuyu fairways stay true year round and the bentgrass putting surfaces run fast and pure. When the Fremantle Doctor kicks in the holes play tougher and more strategic, so smart club choice and course management pay off.
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#52
Ranking
Terrey Hills
Terrey Hills is a tightly presented Graham Marsh layout set in native bushland; large, contoured greens and recently refurbished bunkers demand precise approaches, while tree-lined fairways and finishing water hazards reward strategic lines and a strong short game.
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#53
Ranking
Coffs Harbour
Parkland set between the mountains and sea with tree-lined fairways, firm bunkering and water that forces strategic play. Greens usually roll true but can soften after heavy rain. Multiple routings keep rounds interesting and the clubhouse, pro shop and staff deliver good value and a welcoming day.
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#54
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Kalgoorlie
Kalgoorlie is a desert oasis with firm, fast bentgrass greens set against vivid red loam. Graham Marsh’s strategic routing rewards placement over power, while bold bunkering and sandy wasteland make wayward shots costly. Immaculate presentation and welcoming clubhouse service complete the outback experience.
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#55
Ranking
Melbourne
A quietly brilliant Sandbelt track with immaculate surfaces, sharp bunkering and firm, lightning fast greens that reward bold shotmaking and clever iron play. Clubhouse and service are first rate; access is limited and visitor fees are steep.
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#56
Ranking
Perth
Historic clubland delivered with immaculate presentation and a tight, strategic layout that rewards accurate shotmaking; fast, well tended greens and a polished clubhouse make for a memorable round. Drawback: guest access and some facilities can feel exclusive and uneven during a
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#57
Ranking
Gold Coast
Classic Nicklaus routing with dramatic water and bold bunkering that rewards thoughtful golf and delivers strong visual appeal; turf and facilities are generally well kept and enjoyable. Drawback is occasional poor green condition during maintenance.
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#58
Ranking
North Maleny
Immaculate, fast greens and sweeping hinterland views make Maleny a genuine pleasure to play, with clever, linksy shaping and bold bunkering that reward thought over power. Careful, though: deep fescue and steep lies will chew up stray shots.
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#59
Ranking
Collaroy
Seaside links with relentless coastal views and firm, fast greens that reward bold shotmaking. Wide fairways and clever bunkering make it fun for all abilities, and the clubhouse service is welcoming. A clear downside is slow play at peak times.
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#60
Ranking
Warburton
Warburton sits in the Yarra Valley with dramatic elevation changes and mountain backdrops; firm, undulating greens and tree-lined fairways force accurate ball-striking, creeks and an epic finishing hole reward tactical play, and a friendly clubhouse with good pub-style meals rounds out the visit — hire a cart if you’d,
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#61
Ranking
Fairlawn
Parkland routing through towering gums and peppermint trees with immaculate bent greens and tidy bunkering that reward precise shots; visitors praise the conditioning, thoughtful green complexes and friendly practice facilities. Occasional slow play and curt staff can spoil an am
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#62
Ranking
Sanctuary Cove
Classic Arnold Palmer routing through towering pines and lakes delivers a beautiful, relentless test of accuracy. Greens and bunkers are immaculate, staff are professional and kangaroos add charm. Access is restricted and rounds are expensive.
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#63
Ranking
Perth
Melville Glades sits in jarrah bushland with kangaroos and manicured couch fairways; its bent greens run true and strategic bunkering and varied short holes reward good shotmaking. Upkeep is strong though heavy daily use can show late in the day.
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#64
Ranking
Fingal
Spectacular true running greens and a sculpted seaside links layout deliver varied, visually striking golf with strategic shot options and crisp presentation. Very playable yet engaging for a wide range of golfers; occasional firm, hard packed bunkers and patchy rough detract.
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#65
Ranking
Cape Schanck
Dramatic coastal links with sweeping ocean views and firm, fast greens that reward bold, strategic shotmaking; the dunes routing and thoughtful bunkering deliver a truly memorable test and the turf is consistently well kept. Helpful staff and solid resort facilities. The wind can
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#66
Ranking
Lakes Entrance
Firm, true greens and striking coastal, links style holes make this a genuine pleasure to play; members and staff are welcoming and the scenery lifts every round. Fairways can be patchy and uneven, which can frustrate an otherwise great day.
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#67
Ranking
Leongatha South
Classic Vern Morcom routing set in quiet native bush with immaculate couch fairways and clever, well maintained greens; the bunkering and undulating holes demand thoughtful golf and the club’s welcome feels genuine. Brief but real downside is occasional slow play from match days.
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#68
Ranking
Armidale
Stellar bent grass greens and immaculate presentation make the scenic, subtly elevated track a memorable and fair country round; friendly staff and hearty clubhouse meals complete the visit. Winter frost and punishing rough can sap the fun.
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#69
Ranking
Yering
Greg Norman routing in the Yarra Valley delivers sweeping vistas, bold wide fairways and strategic holes that reward thoughtful play; the turf and greens are well maintained and the setting with native wildlife is a real plus. Drawback is limited access for visitors.
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#70
Ranking
Fairview Park
Lovely Adelaide Hills setting and well kept greens make for an engaging test, with tight tree lined fairways and smart bunkering that reward straight, thoughtful golf. Clubhouse dining and friendly staff lift the visit. Pace of play and occasional slow service can frustrate.
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#71
Ranking
Cowes
A compact coastal links with firm bent-grass surfaces and pot bunkers that plays bigger than it looks; prevailing sea winds and tight landing areas force controlled tee shots and strong short-game play, while refreshed on-course accommodation and friendly staff make it an easy stop for a relaxed golf getaway.
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#72
Ranking
Korumburra
Undulating parkland with memorable tree framed holes and well tended greens that reward accurate approach play. Friendly locals and solid clubhouse hospitality make for an enjoyable visit. Hilly layout makes walking a slog.
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#73
Ranking
Gold coast
Golfers praise the course's immaculate maintenance, challenging design, and scenic beauty, making it a top choice for enthusiasts. However, some have reported issues with slow play and unwelcoming staff.
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#74
Ranking
Margaret River
Picture perfect karri forest routing with immaculate greens, groomed fairways and genuinely strategic holes that reward smart shotmaking; the clubhouse and local welcome add to the charm. Drawback: a cluster of tight tree lined holes will punish wayward tee shots.
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#75
Ranking
Cooma
Cooma serves up crisp bentgrass greens, firm fairways and sweeping mountain views with a genuine country club feel; volunteers keep the place tidy and each hole plays differently so it never feels repetitive. Main gripe is occasional slow pace.
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#76
Ranking
Kingston
Parkland layout with sweeping Channel Coast views, Kingston Beach tests shot-making with firm, fast, true greens and well-placed water and bunkers; shorter parkland holes demand accuracy while subtle undulations and coastal wind keep each round interesting, with a relaxed clubhouse welcome.
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#77
Ranking
Yeerongpilly
Classic inner city parkland with taut putting surfaces, clever routing and a handsome heritage clubhouse that rewards thoughtful golf and looks pristine; well maintained and strategically satisfying. Drawback: visitor access and guest price can sting.
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#78
Ranking
Dongara
Coastal course with immaculate, true greens and sweeping ocean views that locals and visitors praise; the greenkeeper and volunteers keep the turf in superb nick and the round delivers real value for money. Limited clubhouse amenities and occasional prickly local behaviour can be
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#79
Ranking
Tasmania King Island
Cape Wickham delivers relentless cliffside drama and world class routing with sublime greens and bold shot options; golfers rave about the ocean holes, views and raw links character. Drawback: remote island access and stiff winds complicate travel and rounds.
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#80
Ranking
Seven Mile Beach
Stunning coastal links set in wild dunes with firm fescue turf and inventive, varied greens that reward creative shotmaking; the routing flows naturally and offers genuine strategic choice. Drawback: on site facilities remain provisional and a little rough around the edges.
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#81
Ranking
Parkes
Renovated and surprisingly championship quality for a country course, with immaculate USGA greens, smartly reworked finishing holes and dependable drainage that keeps it playable after rain. Club atmosphere is welcoming. Drawback: pace of play can slow rounds.
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#82
Ranking
Colebee
Beautifully groomed Greg Norman design with wide forgiving fairways, sculpted bunkers and true greens that reward smart play; vibrant clubhouse and friendly staff, but it gets busy and booking can be a pain.
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#83
Ranking
Toowoomba
Championship layout and immaculate bentgrass greens reward bold play, backed by excellent practice facilities and a clubhouse that feels genuinely welcoming and lively. Presentation is usually top notch and the venue carries genuine tournament pedigree, but the bistro and bar can
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#84
Ranking
Torquay
Wind-swept links hugging the surf, immaculate fast greens and wide couch fairways reward a strong ground game; clever contours and ocean views keep it interesting, but some bunkers are soft with big lips and the course can run busy — resort facilities lift the whole experience.
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#85
Ranking
Narooma
Stunning cliff-top golf with panoramic ocean vistas and a clever, varied layout that rewards brave shots; greens are true and well maintained and the clubhouse is welcoming. Occasional slow rounds and patchy service can mar the experience.
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#86
Ranking
Dawesville
Spectacular windswept coastal links with dramatic ocean views, firm fast greens and a clever, testing layout golfers rave about. Clubhouse and practice facilities are solid. Course can feel heavily used at times and greens maintenance sometimes interrupts play.
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#87
Ranking
ORANGE
Big, tree-lined championship course with firm South African couch fairways and true bent greens; tight landing zones and clever bunkering demand accurate drives and thoughtful approaches, while the heritage clubhouse and friendly staff lift the day even if on-site rooms show signs of age.
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#88
Ranking
Brookwater
Greg Norman’s tough layout carved through ghost gums is a joy to play, impeccably groomed with brilliant bunkering and a clubhouse and practice setup that feel tournament ready; drawback is the steep fees and occasional flaky service.
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#89
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Perth
Pristine bentgrass greens and kikuyu fairways sit in a bushland setting; coastal breezes and tight, tree-lined holes reward accuracy while water hazards force smart club selection. A top-class practice facility and clubhouse lift the visit, though popular tee times can slow the round.
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#90
Ranking
Greater Sydney
A reinvigorated links style test with immaculate greens, bold bunkering and generous fairways; most visitors rave about the conditioning, routing and lively clubhouse. Drawback: it can feel pricey and slow when the course is busy.
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#91
Ranking
Barwon Heads
Wind‑swept links on the Bellarine with firm, fast greens and rugged dune bunkers that demand accuracy; distinct beach and inland routings reward strategy but can bite in coastal gusts. Clubhouse and on‑site lodging make it a proper golf getaway, though bunker upkeep and pace can vary.
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#92
Ranking
Barwon Heads
Wind-swept coastal links deliver bold, strategic golf with firm, true greens and memorable seaside holes; conditioning and clubhouse facilities impress visitors. Drawback: play is often slow.
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#93
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Mandurah
Meadow Springs Golf & Country Club offers a beautifully maintained course with narrow fairways, water hazards, and ancient tuart trees lining the holes. Golfers appreciate the lush greens and strategically placed bunkers that provide both challenge and enjoyment. The friendly and
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#94
Ranking
Australia
Peter Thomson’s links-style design delivers firm, undulating fairways, deep pot bunkers and slick, well-kept greens that reward accuracy and strategic play. Clubhouse, spa and dining lift the visit, though players sometimes flag slow rounds and mixed staff experiences.
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#95
Ranking
Forrestfield
Jarrah bushland, tight tree lined holes and smart bunker placement reward precise golf; greens are well kept, the club is welcoming and practice facilities useful, so rounds feel properly competitive and satisfying. Slow groups can make rounds drag.
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#96
Ranking
Stratham
Capel is a picture‑perfect South West course where narrow, tree‑lined fairways demand accuracy, bent‑grass greens run true and test your short game, and strategic bunkering punishes loose tee shots. Well maintained grounds, plenty of roos and a friendly club vibe lift the visit.
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#97
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Sydney
Cliff-top coastal links with bold bunkering and wind that makes accuracy essential; recent green rebuilds have sharpened putting surfaces and firmed run-offs. Ocean views and friendly staff lift the experience, though tee times and green fees reflect its premium status.
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#98
Ranking
Cooloongup
Lovely bushland layout with true, fast greens, tidy fairways and abundant wildlife that makes rounds feel relaxed and scenic; clubhouse and staff are welcoming. Some holes show wear and maintenance can be patchy.
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#99
Ranking
Seaforth
Wakehurst is a scenic bushland course with sweeping dam and coastal views, firm well tended greens and a genuinely testing layout that rewards thought and shotmaking. Clubhouse is friendly. Play can be slow and marshals sometimes blunt.
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#100
Ranking
GREYSTANES
Lush, impeccably maintained fairways and true, quick greens make Cumberland a delightful test with bold bunkering and well placed water hazards. Friendly clubhouse and easy access keep things pleasant. Drawback is slow pace and very firm bunkers.
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