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Southland

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Southland

Waikaka Golf Club is a 9-hole course with par 36, located in Southland, 20 minutes north of Gore. The course is an undulating 9 hole golf course, containing 2 ponds, trees and boundary fences. The course presents a modest challenge for golfers with its varied topography and natural hazards. The course has a clubhouse and parking facilities, making it accessible to visitors. Waikaka Golf Club is a semi-private golf course that serves both members and visiting players. The club operates regular competitions, including events such as the Cunningham Trophy.

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Wellington

Waikanae Golf Club is located just a few hundred metres from the Kapiti Coastline in the Wellington region and is acknowledged as one of the area's more reputable courses. The layout features a distinctive blend of authentic dune lands, native wetlands, and meandering creeks that create a unique natural landscape and set it apart from other courses in the region. The course's clever routing through this varied terrain provides golfing challenges suited to players of all abilities. Course architect Phil Tataurangi's master plan emphasizes ecological restoration, including native species plantings and careful waterway stewardship. Waikanae has hosted several significant national events, including New Zealand Open qualifying rounds, the National Women's Stroke Play, the National Women's Under 19 Championships, and the Wellington Stroke Play. The men's course record stands at 63 (eight under par), set by Fraser Wilkin in 2013, while the women's record is 68, achieved by Caroline Bon in 2008 during the New Zealand Women's Strokeplay Championship.

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Waikato

Waikare Golf Club is an 18-hole course located in Te Kauwhata in the Waikato region, set amidst gently rolling terrain with lush greenery and scenic views throughout. The layout features a mix of open and tree-lined fairways that demand precision play, with mature trees framing many holes and strategically placed bunkers and water hazards adding challenge and visual appeal. The course offers a balanced test for golfers of all skill levels, with well-maintained greens that are smooth and true. The hole design varies in length and character, with four par 3s demanding accuracy, ten par 4s providing a mix of risk and reward, and four par 5s offering opportunities for longer hitters. Notable holes include Rangitoto (par 5), Devil's Elbow (par 4), and Temptation (par 4). Each round is designed to be both enjoyable and challenging, with distinct characteristics from start to finish, featuring strategic doglegs and well-guarded greens that ensure a rewarding golfing experience.

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Hawke's Bay

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HI

Waikele Country Club is a public golf course located in Central Oahu, Hawaii, approximately 30 minutes west of Waikiki in Waipahu. Designed by Ted Robinson, the course offers stunning panoramic views overlooking Pearl Harbor, the Pacific Ocean, Diamond Head, and the Ko'olau and Waianae mountains. The layout features strategically placed bunkers, ponds, and waterfalls throughout the course. The back nine incorporates more elevation changes and hills, adding challenge and variety to the round. The course is characterized by its exceptional landscaping and natural beauty, with lush vegetation creating a garden-like atmosphere. Waikele Country Club operates as a public course with well-maintained greens and fairways suitable for players of varying skill levels, including mid-handicap golfers. The facility includes a driving range and putting greens, along with an on-site restaurant serving Continental and Pacific-Asian cuisine. The pro shop carries leading golf brands and accessories.

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South Australia

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Bay of Plenty

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HI

Waikoloa Beach Resort Golf offers a unique 27-hole golf experience on Hawaii's Kohala Coast, comprised of three nine-hole loops: the Beach Nine (Par 35, 3,281 yards), Lakes Nine (Par 35, 3,285 yards), and Kings' Nine (Par 36, 3,522 yards). This configuration allows golfers to customize their playing experience by selecting different combinations of nines. Located along the rugged lava coast of Hawaii Island, the course is characterized by its dramatic Pacific Ocean views, windswept terrain, and natural volcanic landscape. The setting features whispering palms and the powerful Pacific waves, creating a distinctive Hawaiian golfing environment. The resort caters to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players, offering a rewarding experience for both competitive and recreational play. Amenities include a golf driving range and practice facilities, club rentals, and multiple round packages designed to provide flexibility and value. The Kings' Club serves as the social center, fostering community among golfers through organized events and tournaments.

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HI

The Village Course at Waikoloa Village is a Robert Trent Jones II design located on the western slope of Mauna Kea on Hawaii's Kohala Coast. The course features generous fairways and well-guarded greens, with wide, forgiving landing areas that encourage aggressive play from the tee. The large, undulating greens are well-bunkered and provide a test suitable for golfers of all skill levels. Set in a scenic location with majestic views of the Kohala Coast and five nearby volcanoes-Mauna Kea, Mauna Loa, Kohala, Hualālai, and Haleakalā-the course benefits from warm weather, tropical breezes, and stunning sunsets. The layout balances playability with challenge, with the design philosophy emphasizing both accessibility and competitive difficulty. The course is owned and managed by the Waikoloa Village Association and serves as a central amenity for the community, which also includes an aquatic center, equestrian facilities, and tennis courts.

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Otago

Waikouaiti Golf Club is a nine-hole country course located near the beach in Waikouaiti, offering panoramic views of the lagoon with abundant bird life. The course features 18 holes of play through the use of different tee blocks for the second nine, with a total distance of 5,126 yards and par of 70. The front and back nines each play to par 35. The course has a Course Rating of 66.8 with a Slope Rating of 113, indicating moderate difficulty. The layout includes a mix of hole lengths and challenges, with par-5s at holes 1 and 10, par-3s at holes 5, 9, 13, and 17, and several par-4s throughout. Notable features include the scenic lagoon views and the All Abilities Friendly designation with wheelchair ramp access. The club maintains an active competition programme with regular weekly competitions on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, welcoming both men and women members. The club hosts tournaments throughout the year and currently has 135 members. Green fees are affordable at $25 per person for 18 holes.

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HI

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HI

Wailua Municipal Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located 3 miles north of Lihue Airport on Kauai's Highway 56. Originally built as a nine-hole course in the 1930s, the second nine holes were added in 1961 by designer Toyo Shirai. The course plays to a par 72 with yardages ranging from 4,996 yards (gold tees) to 6,961 yards (blue tees). The course has earned significant recognition, hosting three USGA Amateur Public Links Championships and receiving rankings as one of Hawaii's best 15 courses by Golf Digest and the #3 course in Hawaii by The Golf Channel. The layout features varied terrain with par 3s, 4s, and 5s distributed across both nines, with notable holes including the 535-yard par 5 opening hole and the challenging 456-yard par 4 second hole. Wailua offers comprehensive facilities including a golf shop, locker rooms with showers, driving range, putting green, chipping green, and practice bunker. The course accommodates golfers of all skill levels with multiple tee options and encourages beginners and slower players to start after noon. Twilight play options are available both morning and afternoon.

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Canterbury

Waimairi Beach Golf Club is an 18-hole links-style course located in Parklands, an eastern suburb of Christchurch, New Zealand. Set across approximately 44 hectares, the course features a par 72 layout that is relatively short by modern standards but compensates with strategic design and challenging obstacles. The course incorporates varying hole lengths, wetland areas, bunkers, and other hazards to test players of all skill levels. The club describes itself as "the best links course" in Christchurch. The facility includes a driving range and two practice putting greens, complemented by a newly renovated clubhouse. Recent course improvements have enhanced the playing experience. The club professional, Andy Sams, operates the pro shop offering golf equipment sales and hire, as well as coaching services. Beyond golf, the clubhouse includes a café open to the public, and the facility serves as a venue for functions and community events.

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Waimarino Golf Club Follow

Manawatū-Whanganui

Waimarino Golf Club is New Zealand's second highest golf course, situated at 580 metres above sea level on the Ohakune to Raetihi Road in the Central Plateau. The 18-hole championship course features a par 72 layout set against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Ruapehu, with picturesque scenery encompassing mountain and farmland views. The elevated location provides a distinctive playing experience, with the altitude allowing golf balls to travel further than at lower elevations. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to low handicap players. Waimarino operates year-round and welcomes both individual players and groups. Facilities available for hire include golf carts, clubs, trundlers, and a function room. The club also offers structured ladies' golf on Wednesday mornings (9-hole competition) and junior golf membership programs. A centennial celebration is scheduled for April 3-5, 2026.

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Canterbury

Waimate Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course with a par of 72, stretching 5,523 metres. Located in a picturesque setting, the course is distinguished by its magnificent planting and numerous ornamental trees that characterize the landscape. The course design emphasizes aesthetic appeal alongside playability, offering a well-maintained layout suitable for golfers of varying abilities. The club maintains an active competition schedule, with men's competitions held on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and women's competitions on Tuesdays and Saturdays. The course welcomes visitors at any time, including on competition days, and accommodates corporate groups and societies with special rates available. Catering and bar facilities are available by arrangement, enhancing the overall club experience. The combination of strategic design, ornamental features, and well-maintained grounds makes Waimate Golf Club an attractive destination for both casual play and competitive golf in the South Canterbury region.

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Auckland

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Wellington

Wainuiomata Golf Club is a par 72 course located in park-like surroundings near Wellington, New Zealand, situated just 25 minutes from the Wellington CBD and 15 minutes from central Lower Hutt. The course measures 5,937 meters for men from the blue tees and 4,994 meters for women from the yellow tees. Set within bush-clad hills, the course features a scenic natural landscape enhanced by native bird life including tui, lorikeet, and kereru. A defining characteristic is the Wainuiomata river, which runs through the course and creates a recurring theme of risk and reward throughout play. This water hazard presents a challenging test of golf strategy across multiple holes. The course is designed to accommodate golfers of varying skill levels and offers both 18-hole and 9-hole options. The terrain and riverside elements combine to create moderate to challenging conditions. Full facilities are available including a pro-shop, bar, and café, with the course welcoming both members and visitors. The peaceful rural setting provides golf free from major traffic disturbances.

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Alberta

Located along Highway 14 in Wainwright, Alberta, this public 18-hole golf course measures 6,400 yards and welcomes golfers of all skill levels. The original nine holes feature narrow, lush fairways lined with extensive deciduous trees that reward accurate play while penalizing wayward shots. The front nine blends links-style and wooded holes with rough that punishes missed fairways, creating a challenging layout that demands straight shooting. The course offers four sets of tees to accommodate various abilities. Facilities include a full practice area staffed by PGA professionals offering lessons and club fittings, a clubhouse with patio seating, and an on-course refreshment cart. The property also features 26 fully serviced RV stalls, making it convenient for visiting golfers. Additional amenities include a pro shop and catering services available through local partners. In winter months, the facility operates a cross-country ski track for year-round recreation.

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Hawke's Bay

Napier Golf Club, known as Waiohiki, is Hawke's Bay's oldest golf course, established in 1896. The 18-hole championship course plays to a par of 72 and measures 6,023 yards. Located on 1215 Korokipo Road, State Highway 50, the Waiohiki links is an easy walking, tree-lined course that presents a challenging test for both beginners and low handicappers. The course features a traditional New Zealand tree-lined parkland layout and is split by a road that is now State Highway 50. The current course layout hosted the first ever New Zealand Open in 1907, won by amateur Arthur Duncan, and again in 1919, won by E.S. Douglas. Over the years, the course has been the site of many New Zealand and inter-provincial tournaments. The club was home to notable early Māori golf champions including Kurupo Tareha, the 1903 New Zealand Amateur champion, and his son Kapi, with a traditional Māori carving depicting both housed in the clubhouse. Fairway irrigation provides excellent year-round playing conditions. The course features rolling fairways with several sharp dog-legs and many green-side bunkers. The tree-lined layout is characterized as an easy walking course that provides a challenging test of golf.

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Northland

Waiotira Golf Club is a 9-hole course located in the Northland region of New Zealand, situated on Mititai Road near Oakleigh. Founded in 1947, the club was originally named Kieowai Golf Club, a combination representing the Waikiekie and Waiotira districts, before being renamed to Waiotira Golf Club during its first season. The course offers both 9-hole and 18-hole play options, with Thursday rounds played over 9 holes (teeing off from 2:30pm) and Sunday rounds played over 18 holes (teeing off from 10:30am). Green fees are set at $20.00. The club features a welcoming community atmosphere with junior coaching available on Tuesdays and junior golf sessions on Sundays. Located approximately 19.5 kilometers from State Highway 1, the course is accessible via Mangapai Road and Waiotira Road, with the clubhouse situated at 100 Mititai Road. The course operates as an incorporated club with various membership categories available.

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Manawatū-Whanganui

Waiouru Golf Club is New Zealand's highest 18-hole golf course, located in the Ruapehu District on the southern end of the Desert Road (State Highway 1) near the military town of Waiouru in Manawatū-Whanganui. The par 72 course spans 5,915 yards with an NZGA rating of 70.3. The course features rolling tree-lined fairways that provide a moderately challenging layout, with a slope rating of 114. The club is renowned for its spectacular year-round views of Mount Ruapehu, Mount Tongariro, and Mount Ngauruhoe, which dominate the landscape from various points around the course. The course is open to the public and welcomes visitors at all times, with prior arrangement available for larger groups. The club serves as home to the annual Mountain Classic tournament. Located at Pearce Place within the Waiouru Military Camp, the course combines accessibility with its distinctive high-altitude setting. The greens and fairways are maintained to national standards, with the club having earned recognition for its well-run tournaments and course presentation over the years.

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Northland

Waipu Golf Club is an 18-hole championship course located in Ruakaka, Northland, New Zealand. The course features a balanced design with four par-3s, twelve par-4s, and two par-5s from the men's tees, creating a comprehensive test of golfing ability across varying distances. Women's tees adjust the par configuration slightly, with some holes playing as par-5s to accommodate different skill levels. The course demonstrates versatility through its hole design, with several long par-5s including holes 2, 8, 12, and 14 that require strategic shot-making. The par-3s at holes 4, 7, 13, and 17 provide short-game challenges. The routing incorporates sponsored holes by local businesses, reflecting strong community integration. The layout appears designed to test both accuracy and distance management, with consistent par-4 sequences throughout both nines. The course accommodates multiple tee options across numerous distance markers for men and women, suggesting consideration for various player abilities. Located near the Ruakaka area in the Bream Bay region, the course benefits from its coastal Northland setting and serves as a focal point for the local golfing community.