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Golf Resorts in Tasmania

5 resort courses in Tasmania

Tasmania is a bucket-list golf destination — Barnbougle Dunes and Lost Farm at Bridport, Ocean Dunes on King Island, and resort-style country clubs near Launceston and the North West Coast. 5 stay-and-play courses worth the trip.

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Barnbougle, King Island and beyond — see our ranked guide to the best golf courses in Tasmania.

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Public golf courses in Tasmania

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Nearly all Tasmanian golf is visitor-friendly. Browse every public, pay-and-play course in the state with green fees and ratings.

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How many golf resorts are in Tasmania?

Fairway Finders lists 5 resort and stay-and-play golf courses in Tasmania. The headliners are Barnbougle Dunes and Lost Farm at Bridport and Ocean Dunes on King Island — world-ranked links with on-site lodging.

Is Barnbougle a stay-and-play resort?

Yes — Barnbougle Dunes and Barnbougle Lost Farm at Bridport share on-site accommodation, so you can stay and play both championship links, plus the short 'Bougle Run' course, across a few days.

Where else can you play golf on King Island?

King Island is home to Ocean Dunes and Cape Wickham — dramatic clifftop links a short flight from Melbourne or Launceston — often combined with Barnbougle for a multi-day Tasmanian golf trip.