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Queensland

Queensland is situated in the north east of Australia – occupying an area of more than 700,000 square miles – and its population of around four and a half million is concentrated along the Pacific coastline. Queenslanders, like all Australians, love their sport and swimming is one of the most popular – evidenced by the fact that all six of Australia’s gold medals at the Beijing 2008 summer Olympics were won by swimmers from the Sunshine State.

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  1. Royal Queensland Golf Club

    Queensland, Australia

    Royal Queensland Golf Club hosted three Australian Opens in 1947, 1966 and 1973. Perhaps the nation’s premier professional tournament is due a return here some time in the future?

  2. Brookwater Golf & Country Club

    Queensland, Australia

    The course at Brookwater Golf Club has become quite a talking point in its few short years of existence. It is essentially a public course and therefore receives a good airing with the golfing public.

  3. Hamilton Island Golf Club

    Queensland, Australia

    Hamilton Island Golf Club is not actually located on Hamilton Island; instead it’s laid out on nearby Dent Island and is accessed by ferry from the marina...

  4. The Grand Golf Club

    Queensland, Australia

    The Greg Norman-designed course at The Grand Golf Club started out as the Gilston Golf Club in 1990 and its rebirth was complete when the club hosted the 2001 Australian Open.

  5. Hope Island Golf Course

    Queensland, Australia

    Hope Island is Thomson’s tribute to old-fashioned golf and it embodies all that is good in the links game...

  6. Pelican Waters

    Queensland, Australia

    Situated in the Golden Beach area near Caloundra, Pelican Waters Golf Club lies on relatively flat land with creeks coming into play at nearly every hole...

  7. Arnold Palmer has designed more than 300 courses but so far he has only one Australian signature course to his name and it happens to be the Pines course here at Sanctuary Cove Golf and Country Club

  8. The Glades Golf Club

    Queensland, Australia

    This Greg Norman designed course at The Glades Golf and Spa opened in 2000 and is considered to be one of the Great White Shark’s better golfing projects.

  9. Capricorn

    Queensland, Australia

    Many of the holes on the Championship course at the Capricorn Resort dogleg right or left to test the shot-making abilities of golfers and there’s plenty of water to be found on the inward half...

  10. Pacific Harbour

    Queensland, Australia

    One of the best conditioned public access courses in the country, Pacific Harbour Golf and Country Club arrived on the Australian golf scene in 2006...

  11. Kooralbyn Valley

    Queensland, Australia

    Kooralbyn Valley Resort was Australia’s first golf resort when it debuted in 1979. Ownership changed hands several times before it closed for six years in 2008, but it’s now back in all its former glory following an impressive refurbishment.

  12. Palmer Coolum

    Queensland, Australia

    Visually stunning, the Palmer Coolum golf course utilises about a third of the resort property, with a mix of links-like holes on the stretch running along the Pacific Ocean.

  13. Twin Waters

    Queensland, Australia

    Designed by Peter Thomson, the course at Twin Waters Golf Club is a fairly flat, resort style layout with splashes of water and sand bunkers dotted in and around the wide fairways.

  14. Palmer Gold Coast

    Queensland, Australia

    Graham Marsh has participated in more than twenty Australian golf course projects and the 18-hole resort layout at Robina Woods Golf Club, now known as Palmer Gold Coast, was one of his first commissions as an architect...

  15. Noosa Springs

    Queensland, Australia

    The course at Noosa Springs Golf Club lies a couple of miles inland from the Pacific coastline, between the Noosa National Park and Lake Wayba.

  16. Indooroopilly (West)

    Queensland, Australia

    Indooroopilly Golf Club sits on the banks of the Brisbane River, a short distance south west of the Queensland state capital, and golfers have played here since the 1930s.

  17. Sanctuary Cove (Palms)

    Queensland, Australia

    The original Palms course at Sanctuary Cove Golf & Country Club was designed as a typical resort layout by American Fred Bolton in the late 1980s. Twenty years later, Ross Watson toughened up the challenge...

  18. Lakelands Golf Club

    Queensland, Australia

    Lakelands Golf Club is promoted as Australia's first Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course.

  19. The Matsushita Investment and Development Company originally developed the Royal Pines Resort in the late 1980s and Japanese architect Tomojiro Maruyama designed the first 27-hole golf course.

  20. Maroochy River

    Queensland, Australia

    Horton Park Golf Club upped sticks from Maroochydore in 2016 after drafting in Graham Marsh to fashion a layout at Bli Bli on the banks of the Maroochy River. Hey presto, a brand new links-inspired course opened for the fledgling membership of the Maroochy River Golf Club.