Sandbelt & Tasmania
The southern-hemisphere answer for a group that cannot get away in June — and the best bunkering on earth.
The journey
7 waypoints · Three hotelsDay by day
Long flight in. Nothing scheduled but dinner — this day is deliberately empty.
The flattest great site in golf. Start here and the bunkering makes sense all week.
The reference point. Composite routing where the club can arrange it.
Two clubs, both a short walk from Royal Melbourne, both worth the round.
Morning round, afternoon flight to Launceston, evening at Barnbougle.
Bass Strait wind and the course that started Australia's links era.
Twenty holes, bigger scale, same wind. Play both if the group is up for it.
Small plane, big payoff. More coastline in play than anywhere in the world.
Morning round, afternoon flight back to Melbourne for the last night.
Melbourne out. New Zealand extension slots in here if you want two weeks.
In town rather than by the courses — the group will want the restaurants.
On property. Walk from the room to the first tee and to the pub.
Simple and remote. You are there for the golf and the crayfish.
Take it as it is, or make it yours.
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