Two islands, many landscapes
Move from subtropical coastline and volcanic terrain to vineyards, lakes and the Southern Alps.
Oceania
New Zealand golf trips
Golf at the far edge of the map
Oceania
A journey to New Zealand
Cross coastlines, volcanic country and alpine landscapes on a New Zealand golf journey that feels as rewarding between rounds as it does on them.
New Zealand suits travellers who want golf to lead a wider journey. The North Island brings coastal courses, geothermal landscapes and wine country; the South Island adds alpine drama, refined lodges and adventure around Queenstown.
Distances and domestic flights make pacing essential. We shape the itinerary around a realistic number of regions, leaving room for weather, non-golf days and experiences that justify travelling to the other side of the world.
Plan a New Zealand tripBest time to travelNovember to April
When to begin9–15 months
Especially good forOnce-in-a-lifetime journeys · Golf and scenery · Long-form touring
The experience
Why golfers choose New Zealand
Destination golf
Play courses whose clifftops, dunes and mountain settings are inseparable from their strategic character.
The road is part of it
Make time for wine regions, lodges, small towns and outdoor experiences rather than rushing between airports.
Choose the region first
New Zealand golf courses by region
Select an area to see the courses we recommend there.
Region 01
North Island
A long-form route links subtropical coast, modern dunes, volcanic country, Hawke’s Bay and the Kapiti Coast.
Courses
Courses we recommend.
- Kauri Cliffs Golf Course
- Cape Kidnappers Golf Course
- Te Arai Links — North Course
- Te Arai Links — South Course
- Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club
- The Kinloch Club
Region 02
South Island
Alpine golf around Queenstown can be paired with Christchurch and the high-country landscapes between them.
Courses
Courses we recommend.
- Jack’s Point Golf Course
- Arrowtown Golf Club
- Millbrook Resort
- The Hills Golf Club
- Clearwater Golf Club
- Queenstown Golf Club
A sample route
New Zealand’s North Island
A long-form North Island journey from Kauri Cliffs and both Te Arai courses to Kinloch, Cape Kidnappers and Paraparaumu Beach.
15 days / 14 nights · 6 rounds
Courses in this sampleKauri Cliffs Golf Course · Te Arai Links — South Course · Te Arai Links — North Course · The Kinloch Club · Cape Kidnappers Golf Course · Paraparaumu Beach Golf Club
View the itineraryYour New Zealand journey
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