Playing public golf in East Coast & Tasman Peninsula
Golf along Tasmania's East Coast and Tasman Peninsula comes with a particular kind of backdrop: white-sand bays, granite headlands and the slow rhythm of small coastal towns. The nine courses here are all public, pay-and-play layouts, so you can turn up without a membership and tee off where the fairways meet the sea. At Malahide, the setting does much of the talking, while Saint Helens rewards a leisurely round on the state's north-east shoulder.
It's unhurried golf, the sort you build a long weekend around rather than squeeze into a lunch break. Browse the full directory and map below to find your round, or explore more of Tasmania when you're ready to roam.
Best-rated public courses in East Coast & Tasman Peninsula
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Public golf in East Coast & Tasman Peninsula: FAQs
Can visitors play public golf courses in East Coast & Tasman Peninsula?
Yes. All 9 courses listed here are public — pay-and-play or public-access layouts open to visitors, with no club membership required. Book a tee time, turn up and play.
Do I need a handicap to play public golf in East Coast & Tasman Peninsula?
No. Public courses don't require an official handicap or membership to book a casual round. You may need one for club competitions, but for a standard tee time anyone can play — beginners included.
Which are the best-rated public courses in East Coast & Tasman Peninsula?
By player rating, the standouts are Tasman Golf Course, Saint Helens Golf Club, Malahide Golf Course. You'll find the full ranked list, with green fees and ratings, in the directory above.
Which public courses are closest to the East Coast & Tasman Peninsula CBD?
Use the map above to see every public course plotted by location — the markers nearest East Coast & Tasman Peninsula are your closest options. Tap any marker for the course, its green fee and a link to full details.