Tasmania
ClaremontAn isolated spit of land juts into the Derwent River just beyond the Cadbury chocolate factory. Here the undulating fairways of the Claremont Golf Club afford water views from nine holes and unparalleled natural beauty throughout.
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Kingston BeachKingston Beach is southern Tasmania’s most picturesque course. The first fairway plunges dramatically downhill, then the course winds alongside coastal and river flats. Features include excellent grass greens and bunkers and several holes played across Browns River.
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RiversideOne of Tasmania's premier 18 hole championship courses, the course features picturesque and gently undulating holes with majestic views from the refurbished clubhouse featuring a well stocked bar and excellent dining facilities.
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Royal HobartA magnificent course of championship standard with, Royal Hobart features very tight fairways demanding care from tees and accurate approaches to well bunkered greens. The flat undulating fairways with hollows in front of most of the greens can be deceptive in club selection.
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TasmaniaBounded by water on three sides, the spectacular Tasmania Golf Club course is set on the picturesque Barilla Bluff, where it has been since 1971. Narrow tree-lined fairways are augmented by superb panoramic views with large rolling greens and strategically placed green-side bunkers.
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