Queensland. Three Destinations. Zero Excuses.
Queensland is where golf trips are supposed to happen. Warm weather year-round,
courses that have hosted elite professional events, and a lifestyle off the fairway that doesn't require much convincing. If your group has been floating the idea of a trip to Queensland, this is where the conversation ends and the booking begins.
Queensland
A city that hits harder than people expect. Championship courses, a nightlife scene that earns its reputation, and enough going on between rounds to fill three days without repeating yourself. This is for groups who want the golf to be serious and the nights to match.
Queensland
Premium. That's the word. Jack Nicklaus and Greg Norman-designed courses, resort-level conditioning, and a strip of nightlife and dining that doesn't need you to lower your standards. If you want the full package, this is it.
Queensland
Same Queensland sunshine, half the noise. Great courses, seafood straight off the trawler, and the kind of easy coastal energy that makes three days feel like five. The Sunshine Coast is for groups who want to play well and wind down even better.
Three locations. Nine-plus courses. Two or three nights depending on how hard the group wants to go. Queensland has built a reputation as Australia's premier golf and holiday destination – and after one trip here, it's easy to understand why.
3 LOCATIONS
2 OR 3 NIGHTS
9+ COURSES
THE 19th AND BEYOND
WHAT QUEENSLAND BRINGS
DINING & CRAFT BEER
From waterfront restaurants in Brisbane to beachside dining on the Gold Coast, Queensland's food and drink scene doesn't need an introduction. Fresh seafood, quality produce, and a craft beer culture that gives the group something to do between rounds that isn't just sitting in the hotel room.
SURF & BEACH
The Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast are two of the most famous stretches of coastline in the country. Consistent surf, open beaches, and the kind of afternoon between rounds that reminds you why you love Australia.
ENTERTAINMENT
Brisbane has the live sport. The Gold Coast has the nightlife. Between theme parks, rooftop bars, casino floors, and a packed events calendar, there's no shortage of ways to fill the hours that don't involve a golf club. Not that anyone's complaining about those either.