Cape Wickham Links
On the wild northern tip of King Island, a clifftop links routinely ranked among the top 25 courses on Earth — nine holes hug the coastline and a beach cuts across the closing hole.
Visit website →Best time to visit: October – April (Tasmanian spring through autumn); summer is peak, and the links play firm and walkable
Featured Courses
Luxury $$$
Ocean Dunes
King Island's other stunner near Currie — a Graeme Grant design with shots played across ocean inlets and along the rugged west coast.
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7 Mile Beach — South Course
One of Tasmania's newest links, laid out over coastal dunes at Seven Mile Beach just east of Hobart — a high-quality, convenient addition near the city and airport.
Visit website →Mid-range $$
Barnbougle Dunes
Tom Doak & Michael Clayton's rumpled masterpiece above the Bass Strait — Australia's most celebrated public links and a long-time fixture in the world top 100.
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Barnbougle Lost Farm
Bill Coore's 20-hole links right next to the Dunes, spread across a bigger, wilder dunescape — also ranked among the best courses in the world.
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Tasmania Golf Club
A classic links-style course on Barilla Bay near Hobart Airport, long rated among the state's best. Primarily a members' club — visitors with a recognised handicap can arrange to play by contacting the club directly.
Visit website →Budget $
Bougle Run
Barnbougle's short course — a fun, walkable par-3 links routed through the dunes. A perfect bonus loop after 36 holes rather than a full round.
Visit website →Plan Your Days
Pick any two locations to see drive time, route, and traffic. Includes the nearest airport so you can plan fly-in / fly-out rounds.
Pick two different courses to see the route.
Things to Do
- MONA — Museum of Old and New Art (Hobart)
- Bay of Fires — orange-lichen boulders & white-sand beaches
- Cradle Mountain–Lake St Clair National Park
- Tasmanian whisky distilleries & cool-climate wineries
- Freycinet National Park & Wineglass Bay
- Fresh oysters, seafood & farm-to-table dining
Off the Course
Where golfers actually eat, drink, and hang after the round — the dive bar, the post-round brewery, the coffee spot before an early tee time. Submitted by people who've been, not the food-critic picks.
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