Greens Beach Golf Club

Where the green meets the sea — a true Tasmanian sandbelt test

Greens Beach Golf Club is a sandbelt course on the shores of Bass Strait in Tasmania, Australia, established in 1950. The course features a mix of traditional, resort, and links-style holes, with greens widely regarded as among the best in Tasmania. On-site facilities include a restaurant/dining area, and the club sits in the centre of the Greens Beach township.

Players consistently describe Greens Beach as a picturesque little seaside course with a friendly, small-club atmosphere right in the heart of town. Its setting beside Bass Strait is a recurring highlight, with a beach close enough for a post-round swim and tennis courts, a caravan park, and local shops all within easy reach. The course itself draws praise for its well-regarded greens and its enjoyable variety of traditional, resort, and links-style holes. Reviewers generally find little to fault on the course, though impressions of the clubhouse welcome can be more mixed. Overall it carries a reputation as a relaxed, scenic round with genuine challenge and a strong community feel.