Australia: around Adelaide Best Golf Courses


Best golf courses in and around Adelaide

Golf around Adelaide: Known as the ‘City of Churches’, Adelaide is close to a number of excellent wineries and home to Royal Adelaide, one of Australia’s finest courses. You’ll find prestigious golf courses such as Royal Adelaide, Kooyonga, Grange and Glenelg dotted along the coastline and all within 20 minutes drive from Adelaide.  Golf Tourism Australia (GTA)  is Australia’s leading and most respected golf tour operator providing fully customised arrangements to all of Australia’s golf destinations since 1999.

To find out more about the golf courses around Adelaide, check out the list below. Where2Golf provides golf course reviews, golf ratings, photos, resort and hotel information of the best.
     
Adelaide Golf Map   To make the most of your golf trip, look up the location of the courses around Adelaide on the map. It will help you with your planning to play the best courses during your holidays.

Where2Golf has applied a rating to each golf course visited. The rating scale, 5 (highest) to 1 (lowest), attempts to provide an indication of the golfing experience you can expect at each rated course. On the maps we have indicated golf hotels and
Stay & Play resorts with the following symbol Stay & Play Golf Resorts
click on the green arrow in the toolbar OF the table below to sortStay & Play Golf Resort.Private course – for members and their invited guests only.Unrated course – not yet visited by the Where2Golf team.2-star: reasonable standard. Good value, especially if better courses not available.3-star: a good course with many fine features.3+ (3-gold): a good course with many fine features. One of our top-rated 3’s.4-star: a must play course - excellent standard.4+ (4-gold): a must play course - excellent standard. One of our top-rated 4’s !5-star: simply the best - golf courses don’t get much better than this.5+ (5-gold): simply the best - golf courses don’t get better than this. One of our top-rated 5’s!
Glenelg 4a.gifNot SaturdaysAdelaideMorcom, Vern
Grange (East), Aus 4a.gifOn applicationAdelaideMorcom, Vern
Grange (West), Aus 4a.gifOn applicationAdelaideMorcom, Vern
Kooyonga 4b.gifVisitors welcomeAdelaideRymill, Cargie
Links Lady Bay 4b.gifVisitors welcomeAdelaideNewton, Grant & Spencer
McCracken 3a.gifVisitors welcomeAdelaideCashmore, Tony
Mount Compass 4a.gifVisitors welcomeAdelaideCrafter, Brian & Neil
Royal Adelaide 4b.gifOn applicationAdelaideMacKenzie, Dr Alister
Victor Harbor 3a.gifVisitors welcomeAdelaideVarious
West Lakes 3b.gifOn applicationAdelaideVarious
 

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