New Zealand
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Queenstown
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Whangarei
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Wellington
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Hamilton
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Hastings / Napier
Tom Doak
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Whangarei
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Dunedin
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Christchurch
Present site established in 1900; course designer unknown. Recent improvements by Peter Thomson.
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Christchurch
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Queenstown
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Auckland
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Auckland
Bob Charles
(Merged in 2007)
Auckland
Unknown
Visitors welcome
Nelson
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Auckland
Robert Trent Jones Jr
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Hamilton
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Hastings / Napier
Unknown
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Hastings / Napier
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Queenstown
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Auckland
Unknown
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Invercargill
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Queenstown
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Kaikoura
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Whangarei
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Whangarei
David Harman
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Taupo
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Auckland
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Tauranga
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Palmerston North
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Palmerston North
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Whangarei
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Wellington
(Closed in 2015)
Auckland
Recent alterations designed by Greg Turner (1998) and Chris Pitman (2006).
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Christchurch
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Queenstown
Original design by Bob Charles. Redesign of closing holes of Arrow-nine and design of the Coronet-nine, Greg Turner (2009).
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Tauranga
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Auckland
John Bourke, Alex Glasgow & Malcolm Sim
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Hastings / Napier
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Nelson
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New Plymouth
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Hamilton
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Dunedin
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Auckland
Unknown
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Tauranga
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Dunedin
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Wellington
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Christchurch
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Hastings / Napier
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Auckland
Unknown
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Queenstown
Unknown
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Auckland
Original course dates from 1934. Current layout resulted from a significant redesign by Harold Babbage (1968).
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Tauranga
On application
Auckland
Original design at this location was by the club's professional Fred Hood, with bunkering advised by D.G. Souter. Significant subsequent alterations were made by English course architect C.H. Redhead (1924), Peter Thomson (1975, 1989, 2002) and Mike Wolveridge (1984). RAGCC's new 27-hole course was designed by Nicklaus Design.
On application
Wellington
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Christchurch
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Whangarei
(Closed in 2018)
Invercargill
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Christchurch
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Dunedin
Unknown
Private club
Whangarei
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Taupo
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Taupo
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Tauranga
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Queenstown
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Christchurch
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Christchurch
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Auckland
Dr Alister MacKenzie redesigned the course (1926), which remains largely the same to this day.
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Taupo
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Auckland
Canadian course architect Grant Puddicombe of Puddicombe Golf.
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Whangarei
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Taupo
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Whangarei
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Christchurch
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Hamilton
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Queenstown
Unknown
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Wanganui
Unknown
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Wanganui
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Tauranga
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Whangarei
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Auckland
Jack Eccles and the original Whitford Park Development Committee laid out the course.
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Auckland
Brett Thomson (of RBT Design) in collaboration with course consultant Phil Tataurangi.
Tournaments:
US Women's PGA Championship: located just outside Philadelphia, the famed Donald Ross layout of Aronimink Golf Club hosts the third women’s major championship of 2020 (Oct 8-11).
Scottish Open: first played in 1972, this year’s championship is again played on the Tom Doak-designed Renaissance Club course, which sits alongside mighty Muirfield in East Lothian (Oct 1-4).
Who's Who:
Jim Furyk: in winning the Pure Insurance Championship at Pebble Beach Golf Links, “The Grinder” joined Arnold Palmer and Bruce Fleisher as the only players to win their first two starts on the PGA Tour Champions.
Georgia Hall: recorded her first win in an LPGA Tour event on American soil at this year’s Portland Classic, played at Columbia Edgewater Country Club … on the edge of the Columbia River.
Traigh Golf Course (pronounced "try", and meaning "beach" in Gaelic): You'll find this nine-hole seaside gem on the scenic coast road (as opposed to the more inland and quicker A830) between Arisaig and Morar. Although not on the well-beaten path of Scotland's "trophy" courses, if you are passing through this area, it's a must play.
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Cullen Links Golf Club: "immensely scenic", "quirky as golf can get", "short!", "hugely enjoyable" ... Cullen Links attracts as wide a variety of comments as it lays down golfing challenges. Shoehorned into this 4,600 yard treasure trove are ten par-3s, seven par-4s and a good-length par-5. Here you'll find all the seaside scenery a golfer could ask for, and a lot more besides. Read More...
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