Top Things to do in Otago Region
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10 Golf Courses in Otago Region That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Otago Region, New Zealand including Peak Golf Queenstown, Port Chalmers Golf Club, Over The Top Golf, Queenstown Golf Club, Chisholm Links, Jacks Point Golf Course Queenstown, Arrowtown Golf Course, Wanaka Golf Club, Cromwell Golf Club, Lismore Park Disc Golf Course.
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1. Peak Golf Queenstown
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
2. Port Chalmers Golf Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
A 3 minute drive from Port Chalmers, the Port Chalmers Golf Club is a beautiful 9 hole course blessed with stunning views across the Otago Harbour offering a challenge for seasoned golfers and a fun filled adventure to those who may be new to the game. The club is renowned for its friendly, welcoming attitude and is a popular 3-putt venue. A game at the Port Chalmers Golf Club will be remembered forever!
Reviewed By travelgolfer1
great track...hilly & only pull carts but worth it. use their email to arrange ur outing. u'll have the experience of good golf & great hospitality. door to door service, rental clubs & if ur as fortunate as me...u'll have Andrew as ur guide & playing partner.
3. Over The Top Golf
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
New Zealand's most picturesque golf hole... a must do experience for all golfers. Nestled at 4500 feet in the Southern Alps of New Zealand this par 3 unique golf experience overlooking Queenstown has four tee boxes for the altitude golfer to attempt their hole in one. With Over The Top helicopter access only, players fly in, drive, chip and putt out on top.
4. Queenstown Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Edlileung - Hong Kong, China
Being a golfer, would like to testify different courses over the world. This time, when I arrived Queenstown, I noticed that course was situated on a peninsula oversee by the Queenstown. The course was challenging and properly maintained. Green tiny with treelines obstructing on some bad lines. Greenlee was reasonable, 100 NZ for visitors with 50% off for the second round within a week. Views were stunning as surrounded by the mountains. Gorgeous view in Autumn fall or Winter. Love this course and if chances arises, come back again.
5. Chisholm Links
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Chisholm Park Golf Club is an 18-hole Championship links style course. Enjoy the playability and character of the holes, first-class conditioning, and amazing scenery over the Pacific Ocean, local beaches and the local region. Only 8-minutes from the heart of the city (The Octagon) local and international golfers enjoy playing the links. The Chisholm Park Golf Club was developed on reserve land during the 1930's depression years. The original name was Ocean Beach Links.
Reviewed By graemem548 - Christchurch, New Zealand
Flew in early for a business trip to save $$$$ and bought my clubs to fill in the extra time. Time well spent... A lovely course with plenty of wind. For me hole 9 was stand out along the cliffs. Awesome views and I scored a part to boot. I will be back!
6. Jacks Point Golf Course Queenstown
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By fionap226 - Sydney, Australia
Stayed at jacks point for a week. Had a family reunion at the Clubhouse restaurant. Everyone loved their meals. Decent service and a nice atmosphere. Lovely setting too. Highly recommend. Also went for coffee a couple of days, very nice.
7. Arrowtown Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By MartinB286 - Auckland, New Zealand
What a fabulous experience! The course is a real challenge with rocky outcrops littering narrow fairways and postage stamp greens. I play off an 8 handicap and shot 89. The greens are firm and you do need to put the ball in the right place. A great short game is certainly a must around here. The back 9 is the easier of the two nines and the most scenic too. The views though are breathtaking and are worth coming here alone. Everyone at the golf club was so friendly especially those working in the kitchen who went the extra mile to accommodate my gluten free diet. The lovely lady in the kitchen even came out to see if my food was ok which was a nice touch. All in all, this is well worth a visit for any level of golfer. It is easy to see why Arrowtown GC make the Top 10 list of NZ's golf courses and this certainly would be in my top 5 after 40 years of playing golf.
8. Wanaka Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By T6217XIpaulb - Melbourne, Australia
The 18 hole Wanaka golf course has great views of Lake Wanaka on the front nine holes then mountain views on the back nine. For visitors to the area, there are hire clubs available and visitor green fee rates. The golf course is difficult when off the fairways as the grass can be quite thick making locating balls and playing tough. Wanaka golf course is well worth a round for all levels of ability if visiting Wanaka.
9. Cromwell Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Great golf is a matter of club selection. The $1M Greg Turner upgrade is now complete and the course looks fantastic, providing an even better golfing challenge. All seasons 18 hole championship inland links course with five tee options and easy walking. Full practice area and professional coaching with PGA Professional Peter Smith. Adjacent to a variety of accommodation and close to the town centre.
10. Lismore Park Disc Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
An 18 hole disc golf course with basket targets and tee boxes at Lismore Park in Wanaka. Awesome views over Wanaka township and lake. Great fun for all the family. Just grab a frisbee or disc and a map from sport stores in town and go for it!
