The Cut in Western Australia should be in the top 10. Some absolutely amazing holes. Great clubhouse and the green fees brilliant for the quality of the course.

@underthecard

Ай бұрын

Thanks Joseph. I played there in 2011. From memory, the holes closest to the water which weave through dunes are brilliant but there are some less interesting holes away from the dunes?

Definitely some honourable mentions and, perhaps, a few omissions. Would love to hear what you guys might slot in / replace if you had the pen! Joondalup (Quarry/Dunes) Bonville Barwon Heads I’d pop a couple of those in the top 10 and likely remove Lonsdale or Port Fairy. Not that those two aren’t fantastic golf courses! Or, is there a caveat, do they have to be fully public? The courses I’ve mentioned do have memberships, but the public can play without any required credentials or overseas / interstate.

@underthecard

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment, Graeme. Yes, the courses must offer public play at least 5.5 days per week and Golf Australia Magazine specifically mentions that Barwon Heads, Newcastle, Bonville, Ranfurlie, Indooroopilly, Sanctuary Cove’s Palms Course and Settlers Run all missed out because of that. Check the link below for GA Mag’s full Top 100 list: www.golfaustralia.com.au/feature/ranking-australias-top-100-public-access-courses-for-2023-589799 You’ll find Joondalup just missed out on the Top 10!

Basically, play near the beach.

did only victorians and taswegians vote? 😁

@ClayCourtGuy

2 ай бұрын

… as voted by which state tourism board pays golf magazine the most money!

ROFL You spelt Victoria\Tasmania wrong