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We’re always looking for new places to plan for our next golf trip and we recently stumbled upon this great piece laying out some great tips for golf in South Australia’s Limestone Coast.
The Limestone Coast is the region west of the South Australia – Victoria border that includes towns such as Robe, Mount Gambier and Kingston, among others.
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Once this COVID thing allows us to get back to WA, we’re heading for Rottnest Island where the golf course looks like a hidden gem.
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Rottnest Island Public Golf Course is one of the Island’s best-kept secrets, despite the fact that golfers have been teeing off there since the ‘60s!
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I’d heard a bit about the Outback Queensland Masters a little bit but it hadn’t properly caught my eye until I spotted a couple of exquisite photographs on their Instagram feed.
The Outback Queensland Masters takes place over six tournaments at six different towns in outback Queensland and includes a hole-in-one shot for $1million and winners claiming a flaming orange jacket.
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The annual PGA of Australia King Island Pro-Am was contested last week at Cape Wickham Links, King Island and Ocean Dunes.
Around 100 golfers were a part of the now annual event that is sponsored by Air Adventure Golf Tours, Callaway Golf South Pacific, Leishman Lager, Walkinshaw Sports, King Island Distillery and Future Golf.
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Musselburgh Golf Links is considered to be one of the world’s oldest golf courses and hosted five Open Championships in the 1870s and 1880s.
The quirky Musselburgh Golf Links 9-hole golf course sits in the middle of a race track in East Lothian, Scotland with a wonderful old pub that doubles as the clubhouse.
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Mission Hills Hainan Island and The Dunes at Shenzhou Peninsula are on the itinerary of this great golf tour to China in 2020.
We’ve been supporting AYM Golf tours since we had the amazing opportunity to see the golf courses of Hokkaido, Japan last year.
AYM Golf are offering a range of great golf tours to a bunch of Asian destinations but this escorted tour to China caught our eye.
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It’s 17,000 kilometres from Sydney and Melbourne, but even that much distance can’t dull the magnetic pull of The Old Course on anyone who calls themselves a golfer. So if you’re travelling half a world away to visit St Andrews, here’s how to make the most of it.
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Here are a couple of very unique golf trips that may appeal to some of you that combine golf and English Premier League football, or horse racing.
Stuart Catterson at The Golf Touring Company has passed some info about these very unique golf trips they’re offering.
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Flying with golf clubs has probably never been more annoying.
Most Australian airlines are now not only charging fees for extra baggage including golf clubs, but adding an extra oversize baggage fee on top of it.
Depending on who you travel with, flying on Australian domestic airlines with golf clubs can easily set you back $70-$80 on top of the regular fare; not to mention the potential for damaged or lost clubs, and the hassle of lugging your clubs to-and-from the airport.
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Japan is opening up its doors to golfing tourists, and it’s a wonderfully unique place to go and play golf.
I only knew a few things about Hokkaido before flying in as a guest of Hokkaido Golf Tourism Association and with AYM Golf Tours to see what the region could offer Australian golfers.
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