Tasmania is home to some of the world's most scenic and celebrated golf courses, offering a unique blend of dramatic coastal landscapes, rugged natural beauty, and world-class course design. From the windswept dunes of Barnbougle Dunes to the cliffside charm of Cape Wickham, Tasmania's golf courses provide a golfing experience unlike anywhere else.

Despite their remote locations, many of Tasmania's golf courses are well worth the drive because of their breathtaking designs, quick greens, and breathtaking vistas. These include both exclusive member-only clubs and accessible public or resort-based courses.

The majority of clubs also have first-rate amenities like dining options, coaching, pro shops, and clubhouses. Tasmania's courses offer an unforgettable round in a stunning setting, regardless of whether you're an avid golfer or a tourist seeking a distinctive experience.

1. Royal Hobart Golf Club, Seven Mile Beach

The famous 18-hole championship Royal Hobart Golf Club in Seven Mile Beach is just 20 minutes from Hobart. The course designed by Vern Morcom features a sand-based layout with tree-lined fairways, which ensures excellent conditions throughout the year. The course offers golfers of all levels an exceptional experience.

• Build Year: 1963
• Length: Men: 6,752 yards, Women: 5,872 yards
• Par: Men:72; Women: 73
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Bunkers, with over 80 fairway and greenside bunkers, and some water hazards.
• Average Sloping Rate: 143
• Facilities Available: A driving range, putting green, chipping area, a pro shop, a bar, a restaurant, and conference/function facilities
• Golf Course Designer: Vern Morcom
• Address: 20 Regal Court, Seven Mile Beach, Hobart, Tasmania 7170

2. King Island Golf Course, Currie

Located in Currie on Tasmania's King Island is the beautiful 18-hole King Island Golf & Bowling Club. The Andrew Purchase designed course features a traditional links-style layout with rolling fairways and coastal views. It creates an 18-hole experience by the use of alternate tees. Loved by both locals and tourists, the course hosts the King Island Opens each November.

• Build Year: 1963
• Length: 5,995 yards
• Par: 72
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast 
• Types of Hazards: Undulating fairways, ocean views, and strategic bunkering. There are also tidal pools and channels
• Average Sloping Rate: 137
• Facilities Available: A clubhouse, practice area, a pro shop, caddies, buggy rental, and locker rooms
• Golf Course Designer: Andrew Purchase
• Address: Owen Smith Drive, Currie, King Island, Tasmania 7256, Australia

3. Barnbougle (Lost Farm), Bridport

Located on Tasmania’s Northeastern Coast is the stunning Barnbougle (Lost Farm). The 20-hole links course designed by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw displays a unique layout wind through dunes, along a river, and across farmland. Its strategic layout and beautiful coastal views lead it to be listed as one of Australia’s best golf courses.

• Build Year: 2010
• Length: 7,112 yards
• Par: 78
• No. of Holes: 20
• Green Speeds: N/A
• Types of Hazards: Strategically placed bunkers, undulating greens, and wind
• Average Sloping Rate: 132
• Facilities Available: Putting greens, a driving range, chipping greens with bunkers
• Golf Course Designer: Coore & Crenshaw
• Address: 425 Waterhouse Rd, Bridport, Tasmania 7262 Australia

4. Ulverstone Golf Club, Ulverstone

Ulverstone Golf Course in North West Tasmania is an 18-hole course. Surrounded by trees, the course provides a view of the Leven River. This serene, well-kept course is suitable for students of all skill levels. Both locals and tourists love this place. The club is a great place for both serious and casual golfers because it has practice facilities and a friendly clubhouse.

• Build Year: 1976
• Length: 6160 yards 
• Par: 72
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast 
• Types of Hazards: Tree-lined, undulating fairways, and it has various hazards, including bunkers and water features
• Average Sloping Rate: Red Tees:132; Green Tees: 131
• Facilities Available: A function space, dining area, a fully stocked bar, and practice areas
• Golf Course Designer: H.S. Colt
• Address: Lobster Creek Rd, West Ulverstone TAS 7315, Australia

5. Country Club Tasmania, Launceston

Located in Prospect Vale, near Launceston, is the 18-hole Country Club Tasmania Golf Course. Surrounded by lakes and natural bushland, the course offers a serene experience. The course features smooth greens, water features, and rolling fairways. Accessible to people of all skill levels, the course is open to guests and the general public.

• Build Year: 1982
• Length: 6,065 yards
• Par: 57
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Challenging fairways, water hazards, and fast greens
• Average Sloping Rate: 129
• Facilities Available: Fitness and recreation facilities, a restaurant, a theatre, a casino, a Spa, Accommodation, Conference facilities
• Golf Course Designer:  Mike Wolveridge and Peter Thomson
• Address: Country Club Ave, Prospect Vale TAS 7250, Australia

6. Riverside Golf Club, Riverside

North Riverside, Illinois, is home to the picturesque 18-hole Riverside Golf Club. It is one of the oldest golf clubs in the US, having been established in 1893. The course has a traditional layout with tree-lined fairways that provide charm and challenge. Riverside Golf Club offers golfers a classic experience with its well-kept grounds and rich history.

• Build Year: 1948
• Length: 6,579 yards
• Par: 72
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: N/A
• Types of Hazards: Tree-lined fairways, water hazards, and strategically placed trees
• Average Sloping Rate: 126
• Facilities Available: Practice course (driving range, short game area), FootGolf, Croquet, Clubhouse with dining, Pro-shop
• Golf Course Designer: Ralph Plummer
• Address: 244 W Tamar Rd, Riverside TAS 7250, Australia

7. Ocean Dunes Golf Course, King Island

The Ocean Dunes Golf Course in King Island, Tasmania, is an 18-hole course. Designed by Grame Grant, features bentgrass greens and rolling fairways with amazing views of the rocky coastline. Its challenging layout and breathtaking surroundings place the course among Australia’s top public courses.

• Build Year: 2016
• Length: 6351 yards
• Par: 72
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: N/A
• Types of Hazards: Coastal winds, Forced carries over marshes, Endless waste bunkers, Sand dunes, Tricky slopes on greens
• Average Sloping Rate: 124
• Facilities Available: A clubhouse, bar, pro shop, accommodation, a restaurant, pitching and chipping greens, and a putting green 
• Golf Course Designer: Graeme Grant
• Address: 389 North Rd, Loorana TAS 7256, Australia

8. Scamander River Golf Course, Scamander

Scamander, Tasmania, has an 18-hole golf course called Scamander River Golf Club. It features a variety of short and long holes, including a lengthy 569-meter hole, and was opened in 1987. The course offers pleasant views of the river and bushland encircled by trees. It is open to locals and tourists and is part of the neighbourhood sports complex.

• Build Year: 1987
• Length: 6,315 yards
• Par: 72
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Medium
• Types of Hazards: streams and the river itself, and bunkers
• Average Sloping Rate: 18-hole (Blue Tees):124, 9-hole (Blue Tees): 116
• Facilities Available: Clubrooms, car park
• Golf Course Designer: Bill Husband
• Address: Coach Rd, Scamander TAS 7215, Australia

9. Flinders Island Sports & RSL Club, Whitemark, Flinders Island

In Whitemark, Tasmania, there is a community centre called Flinders Island Sports & RSL Club. All skill levels can enjoy its picturesque links golf course. Tennis, netball, and lawn bowls facilities are also available at the club. A few nights a week, the restaurant and licensed bar are open. Guests are welcome to participate in social events or competitions.

• Build Year: 1961
• Length: 5,819 yards
• Par: 71
• No. of Holes: 9
• Green Speeds: Medium
• Types of Hazards: Island hazards
• Average Sloping Rate: Men:123, Women: 127
• Facilities Available: A licensed bar, a restaurant, lawn bowls, and a tennis/netball court
• Golf Course Designer: Alister MacKenzie
• Address: 33 Esplanade, Whitemark TAS 7255, Australia

10. Golf Park, Cambridge

Situated in Cambridge, just outside Hobart, Tasmania, Golf Park Hobart is a family-friendly golf course. It has an 18-hole miniature golf course appropriate for players of all ages and abilities. Additionally, the location features a cutting-edge driving range with Top Tracer technology, making it an enjoyable experience for novice and expert golfers.

• Build Year: 1971
• Length: 6,800 yards
• Par: 72
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Bunkers (sand traps) and water hazards (ponds, lakes, streams)
• Average Sloping Rate: 123
• Facilities Available: Driving range, mini golf, clubhouse, party bays, virtual golf courses, kiosks
• Golf Course Designer: Jack Nicklaus, Donald Ross, and Alister MacKenzie
• Address: 6 Cranston Parade, Cambridge TAS 7070, Australia

11. Kingston Beach Golf Club, Kingston

It is situated along the picturesque Channel Coast and provides breathtaking views of the Browns and Derwent rivers. A special motorised inclinator helps players climb the hill to the 18th tee, and the course is essentially level, making it suitable for players of all skill levels. It offers a beautiful and delightful golfing experience, surrounded by local wildlife and lush vegetation.

• Build Year: 1922
• Length: Men: 6,382 yards, women: 5,628 yards
• Par: 71
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: bunkers, tussocks, a lone pine tree, and lateral water hazards.
• Average Sloping Rate: 120
• Facilities Available: A pro shop, driving range, and beach
• Golf Course Designer: Robert Nettlefold and John Irving, later redesigned by Mick Morcom and Jock Robertson
• Address: 1 Channel Hwy, Kingston TAS 7050, Australia

12. Dover Golf Club, Dover

The southernmost golf course in Australia is the Dover Golf Club, a public course in Dover, Tasmania. The course boasts watered greens, undulating fairways, and picturesque Bruny Island and Esperance Bay views. It is well-known for its laid-back vibe and accepts guests every day. The club also regularly holds social gatherings and contests.

• Build Year: 1961
• Length: 5,070 yards
• Par: 35
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Slow
• Types of Hazards: Bunkers, water hazards, and natural obstacles like bushes and chalk pits
• Average Sloping Rate: Blue Tees: 118, White Tees: 114, Red Tees: 97
• Facilities Available: Clubhouse, bar, and bistro
• Golf Course Designer: Henry Hunter
• Address: 81 Cemetery Rd, Dover TAS 7117, Australia

13. Ratho Golf Course, Bothwell

The oldest golf course in Australia is Ratho Farm Golf Course, which is situated in Bothwell, Tasmania. The course, which is situated along the Clyde River in picturesque countryside, offers a mix of contemporary golfing challenges and historical charm. It is a unique location for golfers since it offers lodging in buildings that prisoners once used.

• Build Year: 1882
• Length: 5651 yards
• Par: Men:69; Women:72
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Mature parkland trees, the Union Canal, and broadleaf woodland belts
• Average Sloping Rate: 115
• Facilities Available: A dining room, accommodation, and meeting spaces
• Golf Course Designer: James Braid
• Address: 2122 Highland Lakes Road, Bothwell, TAS 7030

14. Devonport Country Club, Spreyton

Devonport Country Club is a championship 18-hole golf course in Spreyton, Tasmania. The course Vern Morcom designed has strategically placed bunkers, tree-lined fairways, and well-kept greens. In addition to hosting various social events, the clubhouse offers dining and bar services to guests. The club offers golfers and visitors a picturesque and friendly setting.

• Build Year: 2019
• Length: Men: 6,430 yards, women: 5,826 yards
• Par: Men: 70; Women: 74
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Sand bunkers, fairways, and green bunkers
• Average Sloping Rate: Men (White Tees): 114; Women (Red Tees): 121
• Facilities Available: Indoor and outdoor bowls, croquet lawns, function facilities, a bar, and dining options
• Golf Course Designer: Vern Morcom
• Address: 66 Woodrising Ave, Spreyton TAS 7310, Australia

15. Iron Pot Golf Course, South Arm

South Arm, Tasmania, has a nine-hole public golf course called Iron Pot Golf Club. It has a mix of long and short holes, and its par is 70. The sandy terrain of the course offers pleasant views of the coast. All skill levels of golfers can use it. The club has a welcoming atmosphere and welcomes guests.

• Build Year: 1990
• Length: 5,814 yards
• Par: 70
• No. of Holes: 9
• Green Speeds: Medium
• Types of Hazards: Bunkers, water hazards, natural hazards, out-of-bounds
• Average Sloping Rate: 113
• Facilities Available: Practice area, bar and food, locker rooms
• Golf Course Designer: Alastair G. Smith
• Address: 2972 S Arm Rd, South Arm TAS 7022, Australia 66 Woodrising Ave, Spreyton TAS 7310, Australia

16. Claremont Golf Club, Hobart

Just north of Hobart, Tasmania, sits the 18-hole Claremont Golf Club. It is situated alongside the River Derwent and features a variety of open and tree-lined fairways along with picturesque water views. All skill levels can benefit from the course, which is renowned for its welcoming environment. It also has a friendly clubhouse, a pro shop, and practice facilities.

• Build Year: 1960
• Length: 3850 yards
• Par: 62
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards, doglegs
• Average Sloping Rate: Men: 113, Women: 120
• Facilities Available: Clubhouse, golf lessons
• Golf Course Designer: Not Applicable
• Address: 1 Bournville Cres, Claremont TAS 7011, Australia

17. Seabrook Golf Club, Wynyard

The Seabrook Golf Club in Wynyard, North West Tasmania, is a mix of parkland and links-style holes. Built in 1927, the course features tree-lined fairways, water hazards, and bunkers, which offer a challenging yet enjoyable experience to all players. The club hosts events frequently and welcomes guests throughout the year.

• Build Year: 1927
• Length: 5925 yards
• Par: 72
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Tree-lined fairways with water hazards (Seabrook Creek), sandy bunkers
• Average Sloping Rate: Men (White Tee): 110, Women (Red Tee): 122
• Facilities Available: Golf carts, clubhouse, and a pro shop
• Golf Course Designer: Hawtree
• Address: 161 Old Bass Hwy, Wynyard TAS 7325, Australia

18. Tasmania Golf Club, Hobart (Near Seven Mile Beach)

It provides breathtaking views of Mount Wellington and Barilla Bay and is encircled by water on three sides. Al Howard created the course with expansive, rolling greens and fairways bordered by trees. It provides a scenic yet challenging experience for all skill levels and is known for its iconic 3rd hole.

• Build Year: 1925
• Length: 6,797 yards
• Par: Men:72; Women: 74
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Very good condition
• Types of Hazards: Bunkers, water hazards, and vegetation
• Average Sloping Rate: 109
• Facilities Available: A clubhouse with locker rooms, dining and bar facilities, and a deck overlooking the 18th green
• Golf Course Designer: Al Howard
• Address: 1420 Tasman Hwy, Cambridge TAS 7170, Australia

19. Tasman Golf Course, Port Arthur

Port Arthur, Tasmania, has a nine-hole public course called Tasman Golf Club. The course provides a memorable golfing experience and is well-known for its breathtaking views of the sea cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula. Players must tee off over a deep chasm between cliffs on the iconic eighth hole. The course's layout accommodates novice and expert players.

• Build Year: 1964
• Length: 5829 yards
• Par: 35
• No. of Holes: 18
• Green Speeds: Average
• Types of Hazards: Sea cliffs, coastal tea tree, central dam 
• Average Sloping Rate: 109
• Facilities Available: Bar, dining room, clubhouse, and a pro shop
• Golf Course Designer: N/A
• Address: 1420 Tasman Hwy, Cambridge TAS 7170, Australia

20. Bicheno Golf Club, Bicheno

On the east coast of Tasmania, just north of Bicheno, sits the 9-hole Bicheno Golf Club. It offers a variety of playing experiences with its 18 distinct tees. The course is kept up nicely all year round and is surrounded by beautiful natural surroundings. Locals and tourists are welcome to play a leisurely round of golf there, open daily.

• Build Year: 1967
• Length: 6,320 yards
• Par: 72
• No. of Holes: 9
• Green Speeds: Medium
• Types of Hazards: Water hazards, bunkers, vegetation, and steep slopes
• Average Sloping Rate: Men Tees: 104, Women Tees: 111
• Facilities Available: A clubhouse, bar, and meeting rooms
• Golf Course Designer: Alf Toogood 
• Address: 4734+M7, Bicheno TAS 7215, Australia

21. Stanley Golf Club, Stanley

The picturesque nine-hole links-style Stanley Golf Club is situated in the North West Tasmanian seaside town of Stanley. It provides breathtaking views of the famous Stanley Nut and is situated among sand dunes close to the sea. All skill levels can benefit from this reasonably flat course. Basic amenities like club rental and a small clubhouse are available, and guests are welcome.

• Build Year: 1909
• Length: 4,758 yards
• Par: 66
• No. of Holes: 9
• Green Speeds: Medium
• Types of Hazards: Bunkers, sand dam, trees, coastal marram grass
• Average Sloping Rate: 100
• Facilities Available: A bar, restaurant, club and buggy hire, practice facilities, and showers
• Golf Course Designer: Stanlay Thompson
• Address: 32 Marine Esplanade, Stanley TAS 7331, Australia

22. Barnbougle Bougle Run, Bridport

Set in the dunes behind the Lost Farm course in Tasmania, Barnbougle Bougle Run is a 14-hole short course. Bill Coore created it and offers a fast, enjoyable, and picturesque round. It offers breathtaking views of the Lost Farm layout and Anderson's Bay.  Bougle Run is ideal for golfers of all levels and a perfect complement to Barnbougle's championship courses.

• Build Year: 2021
• Length: 2,569 yards
• Par: 57
• No. of Holes: 14
• Green Speeds: Fast
• Types of Hazards: Sand dunes, including some of the highest points of the Barnbougle complex
• Average Sloping Rate: 99
• Facilities Available: A driving range, chipping green, putting greens, accommodation options, dining, and conference spaces
• Golf Course Designer: Bill Coore
• Address: Bridport TAS 7262, Australia

23. Coal Valley Golf Links, Richmond

In Richmond, Tasmania, there is a public golf course called Coal Valley Golf Links. The course has a par of 70 and is primarily level with a few water hazards. It suits players of all skill levels because it has shorter holes and small greens. There is a café at the club where guests can unwind. Both locals and visitors find it to be a welcoming place.

• Build Year: 1982
• Length: Men: 4968 yards, women: 4968 yards
• Par: 70
• No. of Holes: 14
• Green Speeds: Medium
• Types of Hazards: Sand dunes, including some of the highest points of the Barnbougle complex
• Average Sloping Rate: Men (Front): 95, Women (Front): 102, Men (Back): 102, Women (Back): 112
• Facilities Available: Café, clubhouse, and locker rooms
• Golf Course Designer: Pete Dye
• Address: 123 Middle Tea Tree Rd, Richmond TAS 7025, Australia

24. Tarraleah Golf Club, Tarraleah

Located in the Tasmanian highlands, Tarraleah Golf Club is Australia’s highest-altitude golf course. Mature eucalypt forests encircle the course. The regular grazing of wallabies adds to the natural beauty of the course. The calm and serene course offers a unique highland experience for golfers.

• Build Year: 1936
• Length: 5,902 yards
• Par: 34
• No. of Holes: 9
• Green Speeds: Medium
• Types of Hazards: Mature eucalypt forests that frame the drives, long and challenging, rough
• Average Sloping Rate: Red Tee (Men): 94, Red Tee (Women): 104, White Tee (Men): 102, White Tee (Women): 111
• Facilities Available: Accommodation and a café
• Golf Course Designer: Hydro Tasmania
• Address: Probula Ave, Tarraleah TAS 7140, Australia