Golfing in Tasmania
For its size, Tasmania punches astonishingly high — it's home to some of the best links golf in the world. Out in the Bass Strait Islands you'll find King Island's Cape Wickham and Ocean Dunes, regularly ranked among the planet's finest modern links, while the island's north-east coast is famed for the Barnbougle Dunes and Lost Farm duo near Bridport.
On the main island, the Launceston & Tamar Valley region anchors the north with parkland and river golf, and Greater Hobart holds the south's clubs, including the clifftop links of Tasmania Golf Club at Seven Mile Beach. It's cool-climate golf — firm, fast and windswept — at its best from spring through autumn.
Use the regions below to plan a trip, the top-courses ranking for the marquee names, or the full directory to filter every course in Tasmania by access, green fee and course type.
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How many golf courses are in Tasmania?
Fairway Finders lists 66 golf courses in Tasmania, from world-class links and resort layouts to historic parkland and remote coastal clubs. Use the directory above to compare every course by region, style, access and rating.
What are the best golf courses in Tasmania?
Tasmania's standouts include the links courses on King Island and around Bridport, alongside acclaimed public, resort and parkland layouts. See our ranked guide to the best golf courses in Tasmania, or sort the directory above by player rating.
Are there public golf courses in Tasmania?
Yes — 55 of Tasmania's courses are public or visitor-friendly, so most can be played without a membership. See the dedicated public Tasmania page for the full pay-and-play list and green fees.
Where should I play golf near Launceston?
Launceston and the Tamar Valley have a cluster of visitor-friendly courses within easy reach of the city, from country nines to polished estate golf such as Quamby Estate. Browse the Launceston & Tamar Valley courses to compare them by rating and green fee.
Where are Tasmania's destination golf courses?
Tasmania's destination golf centres on Bridport — home to Barnbougle Dunes and Barnbougle Lost Farm — and King Island, with Cape Wickham and Ocean Dunes. The East Coast and North West Coast add further coastal and resort options.