• The Glades
• Hope Island Resort
• Sanctuary Cove - The Palms
• Robina Woods
• Palm Meadows
• Royal Pines, Gold Coast
• Brookwater
• Club Pelican

• The Colonial
• Lakelands Golf Club
• Twin Waters, Sunshine Coast
• North Lakes
• Hyatt Regency Coolum
  

The Glades

• Par 72, 6420 metres
• ACR 71
• Motorised carts compulsory
• Soft spike shoes compulsory

This Greg Norman-designed golf course is the latest addition to the Gold Coast's finest Resort courses. The wetlands setting is a magnet for abundant birdlife and in traditional Norman fashion, water and massive bunkers play a pivotal role.

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Hope Island Resort

• Par 72, 6457 metres
• ACR 71
• Motorised carts (optional) with Global Positioning System
• Soft spike shoes compulsory

This championship links-style course was designed by five-time British Open Winner, Peter Thompson and partner, Mike Woodridge. The course boasts a $17 million Mediterranean-style Clubhouse.

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Sanctuary Cove - The Palms

• Par 71, 5833 metres
• ACR 69
• Motorised carts compulsory

Designed around groves of century-old cabbage palms, this course offers a range of facilities.

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Robina Woods

• Par 71, 6078 metres
• ACR 72
• Motorised carts optional

Robina Woods provides a unique, challenging golf experience, and the Clubhouse offers a variety of international cuisine.

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Palm Meadows

• Par 72, 6319 metres
• ACR 73
• Motorised carts compulsory

Designed by Graham Marsh, Palm Meadows is the home of one of Australia 's richest tournaments, the Palm Meadows Cup.


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Royal Pines

The Royal Pines course is home of the Australian Ladies' Masters and National Final of the Holden Scramble. Set against a backdrop of hinterland mountain ranges, Royal Pines offers three (3) championship golf course combinations. 27 holes in all.

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• Par 72, 6505 metres
• Motorised carts compulsory

Acclaimed by Golf Digest magazine as Queensland 's finest course, this spectacular Greg Norman-designed masterpiece presents itself as a feast for the eyes and the ultimate test of golf.

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Club Pelican

• Par 72, 6359 metres
• Motorised carts compulsory

Located in the stunning surrounds of Golden Beach , Club Pelican is the first ever Greg Norman-designed course on Queensland 's beautiful Sunshine Coast .

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The Colonial

• Par 72, 6424 metres

Rated as one of the top resort golf courses in Australia, The Colonial has hosted prestigious championship events such as the Queensland PGA, the World Masters Golf, Queensland Masters Games, Queensland Universities and many other major golf events.

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Lakelands Golf Club

• Par 72, 6489 metres
• ACR 74
• Motorised carts compulsory

The Gold Coast's first Jack Nicklaus signature golf course offers a standard of experience and service generally recognised as outstanding. The Clubhouse is a feature offering a luxurious venue for private functions.

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Twin Waters

• Par 72

Twin Waters Golf Club is internationally recognised as one of the top courses in Australia. The 18 hole championship course was designed by five times British Open champion Peter Thomson and partner Mike Wolveridge with the stunning setting and challenging layout combining to produce an enjoyable game of golf for all players.

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North lakes

• Par 72
• 6455 metres

Designed by renowned Australian golfer and internationally awarded designer Graham Marsh, the North Lakes Resort Golf Course has been specifically designed to provide a challenge to shot making without being a torturous test of golf. The course is also the first course in Australia to feature Tif Eagle greens.

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Hyatt Regency Coolum

• Par 72
• 6300 metres

The Hyatt Regency Coolum is one of Australia 's finest all encompassing resort destinations. Covering over one third of resort grounds is the 72 par, 6300-metre, 18 hole golf course, designed by the renowned Robert Trent Jones Jnr.

When taking on this Australian PGA Championship course, golfers will experience a unique blend of contrasting landscapes that depict Coolum, from the windswept holes adjoining the Pacific Ocean to the manicured fairways that drift through native bushland.

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