Inspiration

Not sure where to start with your next trip? 

 

Australia is one of the world's great golf destinations and our team knows each region inside out. Enquire HERE and we can help you find the perfect destination for your next trip. In the meantime, here are some of the most popular spots to get you inspired.

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Mornington Peninsula (Victoria)

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An hour south of Melbourne, with a mix of links-style and parkland courses.

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Best time to visit: October–April

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Best for: Couples, families and smaller groups. Those seeking incredible golf alongside a relaxing getaway.

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Off the course: Wineries, hot springs and beach towns make it a strong choice for groups wanting a slower pace and a bit of R&R between rounds.

 

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Barwon Heads & the Bellarine (Victoria)

A short drive from Melbourne along the Great Ocean Road, offering links-style golf in a relaxed coastal setting.

Best time to visit: October–April.

Best for: An easy extension to a Melbourne trip, and a great fit for couples, families and small groups. 

Off the course: Beach towns, seafood and the Bellarine wine region for a laid-back finish to a golf trip.

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Melbourne (Victoria)

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Home to some of the best golf courses in the world. Plenty of options within 30–40 minutes of the CBD.

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Best time to visit: October–April 

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Best for: Everyone — tight geography means multiple world-class courses can be played in a single trip.

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Off the course: Melbourne's laneway bars, restaurants and live sport (AFL, cricket) make it one of the best cities in the country for a golf trip with genuine nightlife and dining either side of your round.

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Tasmania & King Island

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Home to some of the most celebrated links courses on the planet, set against dramatic coastal scenery.

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Best time to visit: November–April. 

 

Best for: Golf enthusiasts. The courses are a pure test. For King Island, access is by small plane so groups should book well in advance.

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Off the course: Local seafood, cellar doors and rugged coastal walks rather than big nightlife. Perfect for golf purists.

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Gold Coast (Queensland)

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A high-density hub of resort-style courses, most with on-site stay & play options.

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Best time to visit: April–October

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Best for: Big groups, corproate trips and mates' weekends — purpose-built for group and corporate trips, with resort accommodation, function spaces and courses all close together.

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Off the course: The strongest nightlife and entertainment option on this list — beaches, theme parks, restaurants and a lively bar scene make it ideal for groups wanting golf by day and a big night out after.

 

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Sunshine Coast (Queensland)

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A quieter, more laid-back alternative to the Gold Coast, with quality courses set among hinterland and beach scenery.

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Best time to visit: April–October

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Best for: Families and couples wanting golf with genuine downtime rather than nightlife.

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Off the course: Beaches, hinterland day trips and a strong café/dining scene, with a calmer atmosphere in the evenings.

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Hunter Valley (New South Wales)

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Two hours north of Sydney, combining quality golf at courses with Australia's best-known wine region.

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Best time to visit: March–May and September–November

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Good for groups: Couples and social groups - a natural fit for groups wanting golf paired with wine tasting and long lunches.

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Off the course: Cellar doors, degustation dining and boutique accommodation make this one of the best regions for a relaxed, indulgent group trip.

 

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Sydney (New South Wales)​

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Home to some of the country's most scenic golf, with fairways set against ocean cliffs, harbours and national park bushland.

Best time to visit: March–May and September–November.

Best for: Couples and groups wanting golf paired with a big city trip, and an easy base before heading north to the Hunter Valley.

Off the course: Harbour dining, beach clubs and a world-class bar and restaurant scene, plus iconic sights like the Harbour Bridge and Bondi right on your doorstep.

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Margaret River (Western Australia)

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A boutique golf and wine region three hours south of Perth, home to championship courses and world-renowned wineries.

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Best time to visit: October–April.

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Best for:  Smaller groups given the more remote location and boutique-style accommodation.

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Off the course: Wineries, surf beaches and gourmet food make this a premium, food-and-wine-led golf trip.

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Perth (Western Australia)

Home to quality city courses, with the Swan River and Indian Ocean coastline as a backdrop, and Margaret River just a few hours south.

Best time to visit: September–April.

Best for: Couples and groups wanting to combine city golf with beach time, and a natural starting point for a wider WA trip down to Margaret River.

Off the course: Riverside dining, Fremantle's bars and markets, and some of the country's best beaches right on the city's doorstep.

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Adelaide (South Australia)

A city golf destination punching well above its weight, all a short drive from the CBD.

Best time to visit: September–November and March–May.

Best for: Golf mates' trips and serious golfers wanting championship courses without the crowds of other capital cities.

Off the course: A compact, walkable CBD with a strong food, wine bar and small-bar scene, plus easy day trips to the Adelaide Hills and Barossa Valley wine regions.

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Feeling inspired? Enquire HERE for your next golf adventure down under - our team will sort the rest.   

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