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What to do and see in Greater Adelaide, South Australia: The Best Golf Courses
Discover the best top things to do in Greater Adelaide, Australia including Kooyonga Golf Club, Mount Osmond Golf Club, Thaxted Park Golf Club, Royal Adelaide Golf Club, Geoff Heath Golf Course, Glenelg Golf Club, Mount Lofty Golf Club, West Beach Parks Golf, North Adelaide Golf Course, Belair Park Country Club.
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1. Kooyonga Golf Club
2. Mount Osmond Golf Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Only 15 Minutes from the centre of the CBD, Mount Osmond Golf Club is blessed with glorious views of the City of Adelaide, Mt Lofty Ranges and coastline. The beautiful heritage clubhouse and welcoming members will give you a golfing experience that has been delighting visitors since 1927. Our wide undulating fairways, challenging greens and stimulating course layout will always make for a memorable round. Mount Osmond is also the perfect choice as a venue for weddings and other special occasions with its spectacular natural setting, outstanding food and wine offerings, and professional staff giving the best service imaginable. Our Clubhouse is open everyday from 10am for coffee, lunch, drinks and snacks while competition golf begins at 7.30am every morning for both Members and visitors.
3. Thaxted Park Golf Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Thaxted Park Golf Club is located in the Southern suburb of Woodcroft only 20km from Adelaide's CBD. The course layout takes advantage of the rolling hills, offering views to the sea. With many holes that could be labelled as signature, our key hole is the 6th-par 5 where the green has been modelled on the iconic 17th Road Hole at St Andrews. Thaxted Park Golf Club offers a course of Santa Anna irrigated fairways and bent greens that are a delight to play. Throughout the years we have maintained and enhanced our reputation as a friendly, affordable and sociable club where members can relax in company overlooking a course that is a credit to the dedicated staff, committees and members alike. Thaxted Park Golf Club was officially opened in 1964. Built by the foundation members, the course had only seen minor alterations up until 2015. Over the last two years, the front nine has undergone a redevelopment under Crafter and Mogford.
4. Royal Adelaide Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Championship 18-hole golf course at par 73 offers a unique combination of sand dunes and fir trees on Australia's southern coast.
Reviewed By 624alisonb - Southport, United Kingdom
It was a privilege to be invited to play this championship course which will be the venue for the Women’s Australian Open from 13th Feb 2020. Preparations were well underway to raise the stands and TV towers. Fairways & Greens are in excellent condition, we really enjoyed the variety of challenges this course offers, from long carries, hidden approaches and undulating greens. The railway line running through the course provides an ‘old time’ feel to this links course. Members and all staff (Tony Christie, Pro) made us feel welcome. There is a well stocked pro shop and the clubhouse facilities, practise area and locker rooms maintained to high standards. We had lunch with our friends in the clubhouse which had a wide range of meals to suit all needs and an excellent Riesling to toast the day!
5. Geoff Heath Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
6. Glenelg Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Glenelg Golf Club offers a true world class challenge, recognised as one of Australia’s premier golfing facilities. Distinct course complexity, strategic design elements and impeccable turf quality provide a memorable challenge for all players.Glenelg Golf Club offers outstanding membership privileges and opportunities, including a world class golf course, modern clubhouse with extensive bar and bistro facilities, and a challenging golf program for players of all levels.
Reviewed By Pathfinder101 - Adelaide, Australia
I had heard that a dinner on Thursday night at the Glenelg Golf Club was a treat, so i organised a few of my mates to have a boys night out. Being mid week it is casual and with this being a members club, you notice the added community vibe of the members and they were very welcoming. We had a sensational table on the balcony where the views over the golf course with the city in the background were just magnificent. I had been to an event at the golf cub earlier in the year and the food had been excellent. Tonight was no different so there is a talented chef working out the back doing a great job. So my recommendation is to take an advantage of their wonderful facility and enjoy an evening out here and don't be concerned that it is a members golf club, the bistro staff and members will be pleased to welcome you.
7. Mount Lofty Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 21 reviews
8. West Beach Parks Golf
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
West Beach Parks is home to some of the best public golf facilities in South Australia, with immaculate greens and a picturesque natural environment, complemented by a range of facilities. Owned and operated by West Beach Parks, the precinct’s golf facilities include two beautiful public golf courses The Patawalonga par 72 and The Short Course par 3, a Driving Range, Golf Academy and Pro Shop.
9. North Adelaide Golf Course
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 17 reviews
This public facility offers two 18 hole public courses and an 18 hole Par 3.
10. Belair Park Country Club
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 33 reviews
